EXTRADITION FAILS.
New Zealand Charge of False Pretences. (Special to the ** Star.”) WELLINGTON, June 10. The proceedings to have Charles Ernest Vickers, an Australian company promoter, extradited from Melbourne to Wellington to face a charge of false pretences concerning the Craftsman Manufacturing Company of New Zealand. Ltd., have been dismissed on a technical point by the Court in Melbourne, and Detective-Sergeant Jarrold, of Wellington, who went to Melbouorne to bring Vickers back, is returning alone on the Monowai, whien will arrive at Auckland on Monday The New Zealand police will decide the next step to be taken, when the detec-tive-sergeant returns and when information on the subject has been received from the Melbourne police. Proceedings are in train for the extradition from London of Ernest Mabin Gilmour, a New Zealand company manager, olso on a charge of false pretences concerning the Craftsman Manufacturing Companv.
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20328, 11 June 1934, Page 8
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