THE ALLEGED FRAUD ON BOOKMAKERS.
(Pbp Pr»PP AsprirriTTOV ) WKT/LINGTON, Nov. 13. Tlio hearing of the case in which Krasor, Fitzgerald and McWilliams arc sharged with attempting to delraud certain bookmakers was continued today. The case for the Crown was concluded, mkl the'defence opoucd. Fraser gave evidence claiming ilia; the telegrams were not irregular and that In' did not hear the result ol tin; ra<v till about noon. The reason !> ' lid not tell Fitzgerald Hie" Jiairio ol t-lie horse was that the dividend might l>o reduced. Ho hacked San Sebastian intrely on his own judgment. Fitzgerald also gave evidence. He was not yet convinced there was anything wrung with t ! i<' telegrams. 11 •mytiling was wrong with them ho was not a party to it. The case was further adjourned.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1012, 14 November 1917, Page 3
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