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Stowaways From Australia By Telegraph—Press Association Auckland, March 19. Two Australians. Haymond Ronald Evans, a painter, aged 21, and Donald Kogers, a blacksmith, aged 21, who came to Auckland as stowaways on the Canadian Planter, appeared in the Magistrate’s Court to-day. Both pleaded guilty to stowing-away on the vessel at Melbourne on March 10 and to being prohibited immigrants who had landed at Auckland without per mits. The collector of customs, Mr. McIntosh. who prosecuted, said that five men went on board the Canadian Planter at Melbourne, but three were discovered and put ashore. The two accused were not found until the vessel was at sea.
The magistrate made a deportation order in each case and formally sen fenced both men to 21 days' imprisonment and ordered them to be placed on a vessel that is to take them back to Australia.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 150, 20 March 1936, Page 12
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