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During the last homeward voyage of the Chmborazo it was reported that [[Ned Kelly|Ned Kelly]] was on board. It is said that he joined the vessel at the Semaphore, and was allowed to pass, although some one on board recognised him, as a second class passenger. It is further said that the man was missed at one of the sidings in the Suez Canal, and nothing further seen of him. | During the last homeward voyage of the Chmborazo it was reported that [[Ned Kelly|Ned Kelly]] was on board. It is said that he joined the vessel at the Semaphore, and was allowed to pass, although some one on board recognised him, as a second class passenger. It is further said that the man was missed at one of the sidings in the Suez Canal, and nothing further seen of him. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:06, 20 November 2015
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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ADELAIDE SUNDAY
During the last homeward voyage of the Chmborazo it was reported that Ned Kelly was on board. It is said that he joined the vessel at the Semaphore, and was allowed to pass, although some one on board recognised him, as a second class passenger. It is further said that the man was missed at one of the sidings in the Suez Canal, and nothing further seen of him.
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