[?]VAGE CLAIM
d COMPANY WANTS )RE IN EGYPT'S GOLD ,SE DEFEXDED B-By Telegraph — Copyrlght) ■ London, Oct. 21. ■t's gold, of which £732,len raised, was the sub■action in the Admiralty I the King's Bencli, a livling company claiming n the underwriters on the it it loeated the Egypt in msel said that the comclaimed a humble part of • probably the finest deep p ever effected, but the puraged the ultimate salpertake the job. pts contended that plainfot aeting as voluntary salpployees of a French comp without success had sent pots that the trawlers had [after which operations Soned and buoys removed. [ian company, Sorina, it M, only loeated the Egypt rears' scientific sweeping of area. datore Quaglia, commandutiglio, gave evidence that d no eneouragement from •rs' efforts and that he Egypt in a different area. it was given for defend-
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 361, 24 October 1932, Page 5
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139[?]VAGE CLAIM Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 361, 24 October 1932, Page 5
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