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(Australian & N.Z. Cable Association.) NEiW YORK. Dec. 20. News from Province-town, states faint sounds were beard on Tuesday at noon "from within the submarine. Storms continue to frustrate the rescue. PACIFIC CABLE AFFAIRS. *{ OTTAWA, Dec. 20. Sir Campbell Stuart has been chosen to represent Canada on the Committee to exnmL.e Pacific Cable Board affairs.. Rjritain and the Dominions will each nominate a representative, nnd also a technical adviser. Canaria’s technician has not yet been selected. The Committee will meet in London in January. SCHOONER PICKED UP. HONOLULU. Dec. 21. N The Niagara wirelessed she picked V* up eleven of the crew ot the schooner Doris Crane, destroyed by tire en route from Fanning Island to San Francisco with a load of copra. One man perished in the flames. NAVY FATALITY. NEW YORK. Dee. 20. At San Dirjgo one man was killed and fourteen injured, four seriously, in an explosion and fire aboard the United States aircraft carrier Langley. A gasolene leak was responsible for the disaster.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 December 1927, Page 3
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