CONSPIRACY CHARGE
CLAIMS FOR ACCUSED.
[by CABLE PRESS ASSN. COPYRIGHT.]
LONDON,, November 7. The .chief point made by his counsel : defending Harfrian, charged with conspiracy', as cabled on July 20, was' that the prosecution had failed to' produce a single victim of the alleged conspiracy. Most of the shareholder witnesses, counsel said, came' to curse, but fpffiaifned to' bless,. a:s the shares wefe stated to be worth 2/6 when' the' case' dpeh'ed, but now were worth 22/-. Nobody h'a'q lost a. penny. liafmari had avefte’d a Crash.
Hhtm-ah' said th’ht the ba'ia’n’cesh'e’et, iVlien he sighed ft, was a true statement.
JUROR AND WITNESS.
LONDON, November 7
One defendant, Conigrave, created a stir on the resumption of the Harman trial, alleging that he saw a juror exchange remarks with a witness, an accountant Who had investigated the affairs of the corporation. Both the witness and the juror de nied knowledge. The Judge expressetl the opinion that Conigrave was mistaken.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 November 1933, Page 5
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