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Labourer Given Hard Labour
(By Telegraph
WELLINGTON, This Day. "Im sorry that what I propose to do shall be an infliction on your children, but it is thfe only way," said the Magistrate, Mr W. L. Stilwell, when imposing a month'e hard labour on Charles Evans^ aged 53, labourer, who admitted obtaining £13 1/10 in excess of sustenance by means of false eraploymenf deelarations. He was istated to have four children, the eldest being eight years of age, and to be living with their mother, to wliom he was not married. He had not declared the 10/w«ek wai receivlog, -A" %
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 191, 30 August 1937, Page 5
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