WILKINS’ PROJECT
GOING TO BERGEN
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LONDON, June 29. A B.rgen message stales that Sir H. Wilkins has arrived'and he had a cordial reception from' Dr Sverdrup and other Polar experts, with whom he discussed the prospects of his expedition. Sir TT. Wilkins is returning to England on 'Monday with spare engine parts, stores, and provisions. He is returning to (Bergen with the Nautilus in a fortnight’s time, when it is expected that the expedition will proceed north.
An Oslo message states that, after his discussion with Wilkins, Sverdrup stated that many valuable scientific studies were possible with the "Nautilus.” Despite the fact that the sum-: mer has considerably progressed. he said, the Pole could be easily reach, d with the submarine.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 June 1931, Page 3
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