ALLEGED FORGERY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 18 March 1915, Page 5

ALLEGED FORGERY.

THE EARLE HERMANN CASE. BY CABLE-PBESS ASSOCIATION-COPYBIGHT In +>,* TT 7 SP NE*, 17. " In the Earle Hermann case an accountant who examined Hermann's accounts said he had found that none of the proceeds of the three bills said to have been forged went into Hermann's piivate account All were paid into the business of Earle Hermann, LimitJlVuo + \ nng i,l? l3-14 He ™an drew £1649, though he" was entitled to a salary of £2000 per annum, plus expenses; or approximately £5000, instead of £1649. At the time of the fw S\ l n August, the books showed that it had not Deen drawn, and there was a balance of £17,000 to Hermann's i credit. The case for the defence has closed, j