NO STAMPS AFFIXED.
NEW ZEALANBER FINED m
"EXCESSIVE PUNISHMENT."
PROSECUTION IN LONDON. By Teiugxaph—Preaj Association—Copy rights (Received 9.45 pja.) A. and N.Z. LONDON, Sepfe. 17. Miss Imrie, a Now Zealander, and proprietress of the Black Swan restaurant ♦ in the West Australian Agency Building, has been fined £7O, the maximum penalty, for not stamping waitresses* insurance cards. The Daily Express protests against the fine as being an excessive* punishment. It describes the penalty as a crippling one. Ihe paper points out that Miss Imrie has been doing good work in popularising Empire products.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19126, 18 September 1925, Page 9
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