THE HOWELL-PRICE CASE.
__ =■■ • ( SYDNEY, February 6. Jiowell-Pnc* has been committed for trial on charges of forgery. Lieut. David Clayton , Howell-Price a5 ?|:f? c T sted b? Detectives Pattinson and Mitchell at Sydney on the 25th January and taken to the Central Police fetation, where two separate charges of forgery and uttering were laid against him. to -
The charges in question were:. ''That on Or about Decoznber 21, 1916. at Sydney, in the State of New South Wales he did forge the name of W H; Pridham to a cheque foi; the payment of money aJttd did utter same with intent to defraud," and "that on or about January 2,1917, at Sydney, in the State of New s*n+H Wales*,' he "did forge the name of W H. Pridham to a cheque for the payment of money, and did utter same with ictent to defraud."
The cheques above referred to were of th sums of .£lO6l 7s and ,£IOOO 7s 6d.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16892, 7 February 1917, Page 7
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159THE HOWELL-PRICE CASE. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16892, 7 February 1917, Page 7
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