OUT ON PAROLE.
FROM NARROW NECK CAMP. Several people well-known in Auckla__ ■who were placed under detention hy the military authorities during the war, have been granted parole, pending such time . as the Government arrives at a' decision as to what is to finally be done with them. Before such persons are allowed • to leave the military camps, their conduct must have been satisfactory and they must give an undertaking to observe the regJlations laid down by the authorities. Among the persons so far released on parole in this manner are Mean*. -_ul Hansen, G. Kronield, C. Seegner, and Langguth, in addition to whom Dr. Endletsberger has been- ... allowed a fortnight's parole on the recommendation of the camp medical authorities. The men mentioned above', have been granted monthly parole, _ut this cannot be extended to the'remainder of the persons detained at Narrow Neck—some 35 in number—as they have , no means and would be destitute, if - turned out of their present place of abode.
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 253, 24 October 1919, Page 4
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163OUT ON PAROLE. Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 253, 24 October 1919, Page 4
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