ESCAPED PRISON SURRENDERS

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21905, 5 October 1936, Page 14

ESCAPED PRISON SURRENDERS

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IP&B88 ASSOCIATION AUCKLAND, Octoj John William Graves, aged ; escaped from- the, Waikune camp on Sunday afternoon, ; dered at ’ the Auckland police last night. He appeared' this t before Mr F. K. Hunt, SAL, Magistrate’s Court, chargedtl ing an incorrigible rogue he from a prison camp before then tion of the term for which committed. . Sub-Inspector Fox, in assht remand until October 10,- ,pa (Graves walked .into the. police at 11.30 pjn. Mr R. A Singer, who appei Graves, said that he .at the Auckland gaol last hh was refused admission, as fh was closed, . The magistrate: Wouldn’t S® board? Sub-Inspector Fox saidtJ police had no intimation that gone to the prison. • g Mr Singer: It shows his gOoi tions, anyway. -. . The remand was granted, 'f. When an enquiry was mw afternoon, it was denied by ar that Graves was refused adadt-

night. It was stated that :'tl bh duty at the gate was’ ■ t admit the escapee without officer who had charge of *' On returning to the gate, :3 that Graves had disappeared