STOWAWAY IN COURT
TRIP ON WANGANELLA A New Zealand stowaway who selected the Wanganell.'i at Wellington a fortnight ago as a suitable ship for a free trip lo Australia was not, successful in his choice, for his only sight ol Svdnev and Melbourne was from the docks "of the vessel, and lie spent most „f his iwo Hips across the Tusmari lurked iii the ship's dummy I'm I. ■> 11,. unnts lo gel out of the eotm | iv; we ,1m nol waul him in it," said \h. !•'. K, Hunt, S.M., uinii the ston-nway, Herbert .lame;. Denver, a labourer, age.l :':.'. appeared in the Police Court at Am klami at tft Ihe urrival ol ih" Warigtuielhi and pleaded .ruillv to ihe eliaige of stowing away.
1.1 "was staled thai accused had lo he taken on ihe round trip to Melbourne ami hack, Ihe fare being C 23 Ills. He had only lis in his possession, and l here was un eliauee of uis geltiiif. Ihe money. Sub- Inspector Fox stilted that accused belonged to Devonport, |,nl that he had not wished to get in touch with his people. Accused was sentenced to three weeks' imprisonment,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18975, 27 March 1936, Page 3
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