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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17769, 22 May 1923, Page 4

Cheerfulness was the main characteristic \oi William Hansford, a tall, pow-erfully-built man, aged 86, who was charged some days ago in the Melbourne Court of General, Sessions with having broken into a country State school and attempted to steal, and also with having broken into a residence and stolen articles. Like the affable countryman he was, he smiled a "good morning" to the warder at the top of the dock steps, and made a little pow to Judge Wasley when he faced him. He was smiling in a pleased way when he pleaded guilty to_ the charges, and his smile broadened into a laugh when he gave his last place of abode as "Melbourne Gaol." He smiled still as he came up to receive sentence, and left, smiling, for the cells below the court on the first stage of'a sentence of twelve months! imprisonment. In fact, he was literally "smilin' through" the whole piece.

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