BYRD’S MEN HAPPY
AWAITING ARRIVAL OF RELIEF SHIP EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR RAPID REMOVAL (By Wireless to the New York Times) (Copyright 1928 by the New Y r ork Times Co., and the St. Louis PostDespatch. All rights for publication reserved throughout the world.) (By Bussell Owen A (Received Fob. 10, 7.1 d p.m.) BAY OF WHALES. Feb 9. The camp is all smiles, with hammering and sawing proceeding all over the place, getting everything in readiness for the arrival of the City of New York on Wednesday. Getting the material out to the ship will be hard work, because of the broken condition of the bay ice. There are pressure ridges and cracks all over it, and it is difficult sometimes to prevent valuable things sliding into the water. We are in tents now. so that everythng can he moved with the least possible delay. The southerly blizzard died last night, and now it is blowing from the east, ft will be wonderful to see the old ship again and get- our mail.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11128, 11 February 1930, Page 5
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