GUNTER AGAIN.
j I Poses As Expert On Traffic Problems. DEPORTED FROM AUSTRALIA. SYDNEY, August 10. The Englishman, Robert William jGunter, who early in the year posed se I Sir Robert Gunter, an alleged expert, I and who interviewed members of the I Government, as well as the Sydney Civu* j Commissioners on traffic problems, was deported to-day by the Marama to New Zealand, whence he will be sent to England. Gunter. who was an engineer, after a visit to New Zealand in 1927, arrived in Sydney armed with letters of introduction, but finally suspicions were aroused regarding his boua fides. An investigation resulted in his trial on a charge of false representation and he was sen- | tenced to imprisonment for six months. His term ha* now expired. { Robert William Gunter, who was sentenced to six months' imprisonment with hard labour in Sydney on March 6, on a charge of falsely representing that he was j Sir Robert Gunter, and thus obtaining the use of a motor car, has had a long run of I false pretences. He was imprisoned in : Mount Eden Gaol in 1927 for obtaining money by falsely representing that he wae Surgeon-Commander Joy, of the Royal i J av >\, A , fter carrying out many hoaxes in New Zealand, he went to Australia, where ,he continued his career of imposition
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 189, 11 August 1928, Page 9
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