RETURN TO HONG KONG
Crewmen From Amalric (N.Z. Press Association) AUCKLAND, July 2. The 16 Chinese seamen from the freighter Amalric who did not want to serve under the master. Captain P. K. Murchison, flew to Hong Kong today. The 25 men who agreed to continue under his command will be supplemented by replacements due from Hong Kong tomorrow afternoon. Shaw SaviH's Auckland manager, Mr G. Hawley, said the ship was expected to leave for the West Indies on Thursday night or Friday morning. The crew objected to disciplinary measures the captain took against them for smuggling in Peru.
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32030, 3 July 1969, Page 26
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