AUSTRALIAN NEWS
SYDNEY TRAMS AND BUSES
(Australian I rest Association)
(Received 10.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, December 21
During the debate in the Assembly on the Government’s transport policy. Mr Briixner, Alinister of Transport, said’ that the Government was prepared to consider offers by private enterprise to take over the trams and buses. If someone came along with an offer, and would give adequate safeguards and sufficient guaranee that the services would meet with the full requirements of the public, the Government would consider it.
DROWNING GIRL SAVED BY DOG
(Received 10.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, December 21
Dozens of people witnessed tihe rescue of a little girl. Malsa Callow, from drowning at Rushcutters Bay, by a champion Alsatian clog. The’ owner of the dog was about to dive in when it leaped over his head and swam to the struggling girl, gripped her clothing at the hack of the neck, and brought her ashore-, holding the . girl’s ’, head out of the’water.
KILLED BY BOILING FAT. SYDNEY, December 20
A huge vat of boiling fat -exploded at tho snap works at 'Mascot. .Am employee, Huntley (Quinn, aged 38, was killed. His body was terribly burned, and his clothes were torn to shreds. The fat was distributed in all directions.
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