TRAVELLERS ON MONOWAI.
TWO BEING RETURNED. SYDNEY, Nov. 2. Two persons, a stowaway and a passenger, who arrived by the Monowai to-day, were shipped back to New Zealand by the outgoing steamer Marama.
The passenger was a Dutchman who failed to pass the dictation test, while the stowaway was discovered tile first day out from Auckland. He declared lie was a butcher from Adelaide. Another passenger, who was found in possession of more than £IOO worth of silver, was questioned by Customs officers, but the result is not known.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 289, 3 November 1934, Page 7
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