COURT NEWS
FRAUD TO GET A JOB. (Per Press Associations. CHRISTCHURCH. December G. The story of how James Garfir ll ’ Heath obtained the position oi Engineer-Clerk to ih<* Kaikouru (ounty Council. b\- means of forged t csfimouials. was related Police Court this morning, when he pleaded guilty to three charges t»l forgery, and was committed t«» Hie Supremo Court for sentence. Heath was described a> an cleetr'•al engineer. 33. of I’almerstoi; Nortn. He did not retain the position lung resigning after a day or two. GAMBLING RAID. WHANGAREI. December -o. ' As a soquel to n police raid <m Saturday. William Martin, a Kdiaieouist and hairdresser, was lined £5O »‘l ' costs for allowing his premise., to b' used as a common gaming house. C. E. Moselen. 1.. A. Langmore. JDavidson, J. B. Culley and K. HamP 'ton were each fined 3i’s and costs 10-. for being found on the premises.
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Grey River Argus, 7 December 1932, Page 2
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