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NZ Truth, Issue 107, 6 July 1907, Page 5

Tnere's many a job an out-of-work ir.sn could tackle 3 he liked. And there's many a job a man needn't tiikle if he's got rflpney. When does the mat from the coun- % cease to be the plan from the ckmtry ? Two youW nun named William McKay '.andi Prank Cleary cane down from a fetation Easter ! tine and proceeded Exhibition-wards. i Bvth appeared to be |rery flush, but M»Kay lived more ratidly. The pair reiurned to Wellin^t^n on June 18 (gV Cleary alleges) ari| McKay, made Ir'angements to open \ a itobacconisfc fh'op m Vivian-street! He obtained iJ2O from Cleary Oil. had- already ibrrov/ed £10), and ca)ne back with iie information that I|3 had secured *.e<o worth' of stock fotitlic shop. He Ihen faded to Palmersilii Norih, or ilgewhere, and the business is still m Q^yanre. McKay was ".committed, for ili£t> bail being allows joF^gejif^in an 4 two sureties <| #30 eaPKi ?