FAMILY JARS.
■WON'T GO HOME. YOUNG MAX'S PLIGHT. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) HAMILTON', this day. "There is one thing , certain, I -will not return home," declared a strapping young fellow named Roy Andrew Angis Neilsen (20), when charged before Mr. Wyvern Wilson, S.M., to-day with vagrancy. The police stated that Neilsen, •who came Into Hamilton yesterday, went up to a constable and stated that he had neither food, shelter, money, nor friends. He had, he added, slept out the previous night and did not want to do so again. The constable, being charitably disposed, gave the man a stretcher in a police cell for the night. Xeilsen pleaded guilty to-day to the charge preferred against him. His home, he said, was near Papakura, and he had had 6erious differences with his stepfather. He emphatically declared that whatever happened, he would not return home. A remand was granted till Monday to enable the police to make inquiries.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1926, Page 8
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