NAUTICAL COURT VERDICT.
OFFICER FOUND GUILTY OF drunkenness. By Telegraph.—Press Association. n ,, phristcliurch, Last Might. Hit initial Court (.Mr. Haseldcn, S>..M., Captain Scouller and Mr. W. J. a (re.i) found that all the charges of drunkenness against ISradbury, ex-chief engineer of the Storm, were proved, and recommended that the certificate Of competency, No. 780, held by him "8 second-class engineer, be suspended for tivo years from date. The Court also ordered Bradbury to pay £2 Bs, the expenses of the investigation/ The annex to the report state, that the ves- «•! left luniini on May Itith l„ m nd for J\,\ug.mm. The chief engineer. Joseph Bmdmiry. was not completely sober. Me drnnk more li.|u» r on hoard, and became incapable of performing his duties. he second engineer had to return on dut\ for sixteen consecutive hours, tile chief engineer remained more or ess under the influence of liquor until 1 the » r «™i ot. the vessel at Wangiuuii t" s f a - v „, 2utl1 ' llnil faring the vessel's w!'' ;'V 011 Jl «.v 20th and 21st >\as intoxicated.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 163, 4 August 1909, Page 2
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177NAUTICAL COURT VERDICT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 163, 4 August 1909, Page 2
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