STOWAWAY TO BE DEPORTED
STORY OF HARD TIMES IN AUSTRALIA. WELLINGTON, July 23. A stowaway, Peter Todovich, aged twenty-three, who arrived by the Ulimaroa from Sydney, told a story of hard times in Australia, when he appeared before Mr Page, S.M., in the .Magistrate’s Court, charged with being a prohibited immigrant and stowing away, Through an interpreter, Todovich said he thought that he would find some of his countrymen here who would help him. I He promised to be loyal and work hard if he could stay. Mr Paul, the Collector of Customs, -aid that accused was a Jugo-Salv, and was a prohibited immigrant. He would not consider Todovich staying in New Zealand under any circumstances. Mr Paul suggested that accused .should be deported by the Ulimaroa on Friday, and, as he had no money, the ship would have to bear the expense, as it was liable in law to do, Accused was ordered to be deported, he to remain in custody in the meantime,
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 July 1930, Page 7
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165STOWAWAY TO BE DEPORTED Hokitika Guardian, 26 July 1930, Page 7
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