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Walter Dange and John Kssex Deveraux, waterside workers, were eentenced to three months' imprisonment in the Magistrate’s Court at Wellington on Thursday on a charge of the theft of 201 b of tobacco, part of the cargo of the steamer Manuka. The tobacco was found by a detective in the accuseds’ coat pockets, but they said they, had intended to hand the tobacco to the watchman. “I’m afraid their story won t do.” said Mr Paje. B.M. “It seems clear to me that this cargo tnu pillaged by these men, or by some other men in concert with them.’*

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