FINE OF £3O

Hokitika Guardian, 11 June 1936, Page 1

FINE OF £3O

fortune-telling charges iPer Press Association —Copyright) WELLINGTON, June 10. Stated to have been convicted anti lined £l6O in 1916 for false pretences in connection with herbs, Joseph Ishenvood, aged hlty, who recently came back to New Zealand, and; who was describee! as a magnetic healer and herbalist, was fined £3O to-day on fortune-telling charges. The Magistrate warned him to confine himself to lecturing, and to keep within the law, for if he were convLted again he would be gaoled. Detective-Se-rgeant llevell, giving evidence, said the accused came - to New Zealand in January, 1936. He advertised his presence by notices in newspapers, and lie engaged a suite of rooms. He had conducted semiprivate. and private meetings, and had also been holding public meetings in various parts of the city.'

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