ROUND THE WORLD TOUR.
HOW TO DO IT CHEAPLY,
(Br Teleßraph.-SDeoWl OorroajiondenU ■ Auckland, July 11. The solution of a problem' which has concerned many people—how to see tho ! world on next to nothing—has apparently been solved by an elderly English worker, who was a passenger for Sydney by the Westralia. Ho told a "Herald" represent tative before the vessel sailed that he was formerly an employee on the docks at London. While at this work he'saved £10, and, being single and unfettered, lie decided to start out on this magnificent sum to tour the world. Ho obtained a steerage passage to South Africa,' and landed at Capo Town with only a few shillings. . Ho worked there for a month',- and earned another ,£lO, and mado for Australia. ' Another month's work at Brisbane bought Ills passage to New Zealand, and for the past two months ho was an employee on <v dredge oil tho Molyrioaux River in Otago. Ho was leavmg Auok-' land with a steerage ticket for Sydney •and £6, and he confided to tho pressman that he had spent the time of his life, and felt that his fifty-eight years weighed as lightly as twenty.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1490, 12 July 1912, Page 4
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196ROUND THE WORLD TOUR. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1490, 12 July 1912, Page 4
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