COINAGE BREACH
FORFEITURE OF £25 IN SILVER FOUND IN ACCUSED’S CABIN (Per Press Associaion.) WELLINGTON, This Day. A fine of £l2 10/- and the automatic forfeiture to the Crown of silver -worth £25 were the penalties suffered by Arthur Alexander Shepherd Scullion, -who, on the Makura, tried to take coin out of New Zealand without a permit. The silver was found in the accused’s cabin tied in a stocking. He admitted that he was taking it to Sydney to sell.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXIX, Issue 154, 9 July 1934, Page 5
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