Woman Charged With Forging Orders Against Estate
GISBORNE June 1. Native woman Vepaea Tait faced trial over forged orders totaling £2500 drawn on trustee H. C. Jackson. Her husband, a property manager, testified he had authority only for work-related orders. she admitted forging his signature and endorsing payments to tradespeople. Magistrate warned of a premium on dishonesty as she was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisborne
Vepaea Tait
Maugagu
McLeod
Mr Barton
Arthur Gordon Gunn
Me Lusk
Napier
Thomas Robert Gordon
Bir Lusk
Mr Lusk
Herbert
James Grieve
Mra Tait
Lusk
Red Cross Carnival yields £2009 for society
The final Red Cross Motor Carnival meeting announced the total donation of 2009 pounds to the Red Cross Society. A Christchurch fruit auctioneers firm said Sydney fruit arrivals will pause next week due to higher tariffs from the Huddart Pakker Shipping Company linked to restricted railway hours. City forces aim to improve the milk supply with a council committee and Industrial Association deputation awaiting the next council meeting where municipalisation will be debated by Mrs Wells.
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Red Cross
Christchurch
Sydney
Huddart-Pakker Shipping Company
Lyttelton
Railway Department
Industrial Association
Wells
Otago Society of Accountants backs special war tax plan
The Otago Branch resolves that wartime taxation be an additional or special tax graded like income tax. Excess profits tax is seen as unfair and inconsistent across businesses. A deputation will wait on Sir Joseph Ward on his return.
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Dunedin
Otago
New Zealand Society of Accountants
Joseph Ward
Shortage of Shipping Triggers Storage Expansions
Hastings reports Borthwick's and Nelson Bros plan to raise storage by 66 000 and 40 000 carcases at Pakipski Tomoana works. Hawke's Bay Warmers Meat Co grows capital to extend Whakaty Worker storage. It will take 30 steamers to clear current stocks across Dominion works.
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Hastings
Borthwick's
Nelson Bros
Pakipski
Tomoana
Hawke's Bay
Whakaty
Dominion
Wheat debate at Marton on NZ wheat growing policy
Wellington Province Farmers Union delegates at Marton discuss government role in wheat growing and pricing. Speakers push for acreage proportional sowing, a fixed price, and labour guarantees while noting costs and Australia as an alternative. A remit to tax exemptions for wheat and potatoes fails, and a proposal to import farm motors lapses.
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New Zealand
Wellington
W. B. Matheson
Eketahuna
H. Daysh
Wairarapa
Australia
J. McLeavey
Palmerston North
P. Beard
Marton
M. McLean
Paratarauma
H. A. Nivens
Tinui
J. H. Perrett
Feilding
H. Sykes
Masterton
H. Perrett
Stewart
Murton
FP. Beard
Myr G. L. Marshall
Rangiti
Ewen Campbell
Wanganui
A. TL. Morgan
Gladstone
Agricultural Department
NAZOL cough remedy touted as best for colds
An advertisement extols NAZOL as the honest specific for coughs and colds claiming no other remedy works as quickly. The copy emphasizes the genuine NAZOL product as superior and urges readers to buy now.
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Ashburton Branch
VOX
W. Strange & Co., Ltd
Istchurch
Ashburton
Coats
H.c.barretts
East Street
CADIS
Colley
Astrachan
Johnston Abt Burton
Pet Individ
H.and &, Graigheaq
Tailors and Costumiers
Tancted Street
Ipor- Press Association
Dominion News
Manchester Bros
Crockery Specialists
NZ Clothing
New
Burman
the People's Ironmonger
Burnedto Street
Goloshes
Fie
Zeglandia
Amos
Tancred Street
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