VALUELESS CHEQUE GIVEN
THE RESULT TWO “SICK” MEN.
“PURCHASE” OF RAILWAY. TICKET
By Telegraph.—Tress Association.
Auckland, June 16.
Walter Phillip Hailed,, aged 30, a farmer was sentenced to six months hard labour to-day for obtaining a first-class-railway ticket, Auckland to Invercargill, aiid £24 17s in cash by means-of a valueless cheque. Counsel said Hailed .was a sick man., Detective-Sergeant Kelly: ‘‘So is the clerk who sold him the ticket, and gave him the cash.” . It was stated previously - that .the clerk had to make good the lose.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1932, Page 5
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