LORD PLUMER'S SON.
TOTAL ASSETS £2 10/. LONDON, June 18. Captain the Hon. Thomas Plumer, son of Field-Marshal Lord Plumer, British High Commissioner in Egypt, was examined in bankruptcy. His liabilities were £1346 and his only assets a pair of cuff links, valued at * 10/. The chief cause of his bankruptcy was his prosecution for being drunk when in charge of a motor car. The case was dismissed, hut it cost him £1000 to defend. The debts of a former bankruptcy were paitl in full with mouey realised on the sale of a life interest in his father's grant from the nation. —(A. and N.Z.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 9
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