MAY BE RETURNED TO NEW ZEALAND
♦ PROHIBITED IMMIGRANT ON NIAGARA SYDNEY, December 28. The woman who was prevented from landing from the Niagara will probably be returned to New Zealand by the Awatea on Friday. No one was allowed to see the woman, . who was confined to her cabin in X charge of a stewardess. | Another Auckland woman visited Ithe Niagara at the week-end intending to offer assistance, but she was ftdvised not to interfere and changed l|er mind. She claimed that on her Arrival seven months ago she had .wt the requisite amount of money to I|id in Australia, but because she levelled second class she was not Mlastioned about her means. Mrhe prohibited immigrant jfivelled third class. When' the 'liagara berthed on Saturday morn- #! this woman, who came from jfickland, was questioned by immijfation officials, and, upon being 'fund to have insufficient means of jjipport, she wan prohibited from «Ming. It is stated that the woman wice previously tried to enter Austria, but on each occasion was discovered in mid-Tasman as a stowaway.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21977, 29 December 1936, Page 7
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