GENERAL CABLES.
NEW ZEALANDERS TO THE RESCUE. By; Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association —Copyright. LONDON. January 16. Tom Sullivan and Spencer Gollan, •New Zealanders, in a pair-oar racer, rescued throe men from an overturned boat, at Hammersmith, rn a gale. SCANDAL IN CONNECTION WITH ■GERMAN ARMY. BERLIN, January 16. The Superior Court, lvas reduced Gunther's and Voigbt's sentences' imposed on November 24Mi, to eighteen months’ ordinary imprisonment. Sergeant Heines’ sentence was increased to six months, with reduction to the ranks. (It will he remembered that Gunther and Voig-ht, endeavored to project two girls from Mio insults of the drunken Sergeant Heine. They were given five years for insubordination, while the scoundrel of an officer got the mock sentence of three months, without reduction from his rank.)
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1357, 18 January 1905, Page 1
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