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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 45, 9 March 1937, Page 3

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Imperial Airways report some unusual cargoes earried in recent weeks. On opo occasion a passenger left his set of false teeth at a London hotel in hurrying to reach the airport. Company officials retrieved the teeth, and rushed them off in an urgent package on the next plane. Other parccls mcluded a wedding cako, five cases of whisky and a motor-car axle. When lifeboats from the modem liner touch the surface of the water, they may be automatically released from the ship by a device tested recently in New York. The device is dosigned for safety, to prevent swamping and overturning of lifeboats entangled in the gear by which they are lowered. In marine disasters many lives have been lost because the lifeboats could not be released from the ship, due to the tangling of lines or failure of the crew to operale ihe goar properly.