UNDESIRABLE EMIGRANTS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 4 March 1909, Page 1

UNDESIRABLE EMIGRANTS

(From Our Own Correspondent.) LONDON, 7th- January. Owing to the unsympathetic action oi th.> powers that be" the Dominion is to 1c..-i> tho services of throe adventurous j spirits. At Marylebone Pol.'cc ( onrt \ ycs:erdiiv (;.:otv;c "Catchpfile and uay-inr.,-..l W'aiLins." f>f Tufnell Pali: ilojti. Si. Pau i;;:, aiiit Thomas StcwW, ol r..::inii.. Kf..ul, v.-iv L'hjijfJ with being ! .•i,:.,-.->ii:id ti'ijCtlKl 1 ill itc'tlill'l :..":.! I•• ' cti.iiiu' :.u Ik-'ctiio h.ul.">r, IWu iri.liL.tticn t , .■ !^ , "two electric majne-t;, and othor ai !!•:!•■■. \-l.ivd at f't> fl) , f K.r.i ihe A... laiid C.-.i'.ese SchoSh, the f,r.-,p=nv of th' 1. C C~. It v::.c .-.tiMd Uui th hi.\ v..i\.' .lir.'-icJ ;,t :j. inhn;:l, and >(; lirke P.tlin.T p.'.-.dj.vd in ; ourt j rju ".nt^ t v ui ■ ".- ill v l.'.erainr:-" which liv .=:.i I ih.y li:::l bi-en rc.T.'liii.^. One ■:•! th" slovii-i. wns i-i'.lliil "The H..u-e «t l'V.ii-. " The buys had Ijpi-ii well brought up. but under the iiifluf.'ice of pernicicus literature, he Paid, they fet out on a voya.n. 1 of adventure. They mask t lt- ir v.-.tv to Souther.d, bought foint citarettes, which made them pick, and, finding an old boat on the bc:>ch, they "Pt up a bicycle lamp as a headlight and determined to put to tea in thi hn^e of lomiiii; across a liner and mak. ing their v.av to New Zealand, where th:'\- expected to lead a vol'icUing life. Their scheme was frustrated, however, am! now they were sorry. The magistrate, referring to tha statement concerning the li^ht literature, paid what was called trash oft=n contained much valuable truth, and what was termed Un: d literature often contained a good deal of rnbbi.'h. 1^ advised the boys to read with <liscriminatir.ii. The boys promised to curb lh?ir romance, and were discharged.