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GENERAL CABLES

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. (United Press Association—By Electric Te legr ap 1 1 Co py rigb t) LONDON, February 11. Thomas White, alias .McCarthy, an ox-Molhouriiite. aged 22, described as a merchant seaman, was charged at Portsmouth with housebreaking and stealing jewellery worth 12100. lie was committed for trial. A DIVORCE. LONDON, February 11. Mrs Little Gilnioiir, who accompanied the Duchess ol York to Australia was granted a divorce at Edinburgh from her husband on the ground ol misconduct. Thu petition was undefended. ICE WAVE IN G FILM ANY. WORST SINCE 171!). Received this day at 11.25. a.m.5 BERLIN. February 11. The ice-wave is the worst since 171;' when the records were first kept. The wave excelled to-day in Silesia, where tin' temperature was I!) degrees .below zero. A detonation at Breslau led to the discovery of the bridge over the Oder being cracked as a result ol the cold. MAROONED TRAVELLERS RESCUED CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 11. Marooned people in the Simploon ex press were rescued and arrived here. COPENHAGEN’S PREDICAMENT. COPENHAGEN, Fob. 11. The island portion of the city is isolated by ice. Food is becoming short. Many shops are closed and transport is suspended throughout the country. BALLOONISTS .EXPERIENCE. DR IT FED OVER NORTH SEA. (Received this bv at 10.3 d. a.m.) LONDON. Ee!>. 11. Three Gorman balloonists who ascended at Leipzig on Sunday on a short inland cruise, developed a flight across the North Sea and ended in a crash in Aberdeenshire to-day. Shortly after ascending a storm arose and it was impossible to descend. They were driven towards Holland and then to the North Sea. 1 hev drifted helplessly along the English coast for twelve hours at night until in the early morning they saw the lights of Aberdeen. The balloon occasionally bumped against the hill-tops and finally a Iree overturned the/basket, pitching out the occupants, who fortunately were uninjured. They found hospitality en a farm.

The German Consul is arranging for their return.

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Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1929, Page 5

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328

GENERAL CABLES Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1929, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1929, Page 5

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