THE TICHBORNE CASE.
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SYDNEY, December 28,
The cook of the Bella, who is living in Sydney, corroborates the story as to the piracy of that vessel.
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AUCKLAND, December 28.
With respect to the cablegram re the Tichborne case, none of the old identities here know of the man named Monkhouse, and his name does not appear on the electoral rolls within 100 miles of Auckland.
[Special to the Star.] -
PALMERSTON NORTH, December 29. Mr Neville Thornton, scenic artist, corroborates the statement about Monkhouse, who is said tp know of the alteration of the ship Bella, having been a resideut in Auckland. He was draughtsman and decorator, and is believed to have inherited some money and proceeded Home about twentysix years ago. Some of his work existed at Mason's, hairdresser, Queen street, Auckland, a couple of years ago.
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Evening Star, Issue 9581, 29 December 1894, Page 2
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144THE TICHBORNE CASE. Evening Star, Issue 9581, 29 December 1894, Page 2
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