BANK NOTE CASE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9468, 15 October 1907, Page 8

BANK NOTE CASE.

!-• ' | j>RES3 XSSOrUTION.i , | . TAIHAPE, October 15. Jas. Aunott, with several aliases, was brought before the Court charged with stealing six one pound notes, the property of the Bonk , of Australasia,, from the Turakina at Wellington on October 9. Accused, said jhe bought one mote from a man at Wellington, who afterwards gave ' him the, others. He. was elso charged with obtaining 18s from Wm. Haxvey, Toihape, by means of a valueless note, payment having been cancelled. Prisoner was remanded. ■ • - [It seems that a number of Bank of Australasia notes missing from the steamer Turakina are in circulation. The ' (right hand corner is clipped to show they are cancelled.]

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