AUSTRALIAN NEWS
THE DEAD AI ILMEN
(Australian Press Association) (United .Service.)
Receiver this day at 9.25. a.m.) SYDNEY, May 0.
'! lie Federal authorities arc completing I'inns for tin.* removal of the bodies o| liitclioock and Anderson, and for tin* remains for Inirial in aeeirdame tvilli tin? wishes of the relatives. This is .expected to take some time owing to lack of water and the rough nature of the country. Ihe Air Force machines were withdrawn yesterday as they need overhaul nig. Other machines are being sent ''or the purpose of guiding the land party which will he despatched to recover the bodies. A base will be established forty miles from the spot and party set out on camels. The bodies will he taken either to Darwin or Wyndham and placed on a steamer.
FIRE IN TIMBER YARD
SYDNEY May f>
A lire broke out in the timber yards of Smith tiros., at Mascot, an hour after the yards were left unwatched for the first time for some weeks past. The brigades prevented the blaze spreading and only about CSOO damage was done, it is believed a deliberate attempt was made to burn the timber.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1929, Page 5
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