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SAILING WITHOUT LIFE-SAVING APPLIANCES. rEESS ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND, May 27. At the Police Court to-day, George rtcnry King, master of the scow Ham turn, was charged with having taken his vessel out of the .port of Auckland without having on board proper lifesaving appliances. Captain Ei«ning, Superintendent of marine, said that on May 5 defendant left 'in his vessel, a scow of 21 tons register, for. WaiheJjc. Ho had no lifebelts on board. The owners of the vessel had fitted her with two sets of life-belts during the last twelve months, but owing to neglect, they had cither been ‘ lost or allowed to become useless. The magistrate imposed a fine of £o, with costs 7s.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7139, 28 May 1910, Page 6
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