CROSSHILL’S SEAMEN
DEPARTURE FOR <:.\<>|. (United Press Associa.' ion.) CHRISTCHURCH. This Day. Twenty-six members of Ihe crew ol the Crossbill won were found guiltv on Wednesday of combining to imnede the progress of the vessel, wei .- esii rted to Pa pa run prison on Thursday b undergo a sent! nee of four weeks' imprisonment, l iie mim, who had In on allowed In sleep i:i hoard u:i W.dnesday night, reported to the police station at 1.50 a.m. on I'iiursdav and were marched to the railway station under the charge of three constables. The in on made the occasion one li..- j'lv.iic jollification, singing 'll ain't gonna rain no more" and "Show n tiie way to go Home." They took their rials quietly in a siv.end ( lass car riage, where limy altered Ihe mu .i! contributions to “Let the reft of the werid go by." flic Crossbill remains tied up at- the Gladstone pic, Ihe dal of her depart may for Port Chalmer:; being unbelt a in
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 3 April 1926, Page 7
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165CROSSHILL’S SEAMEN Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 3 April 1926, Page 7
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