Cable Jottings

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 895, 12 February 1930, Page 11

Cable Jottings

ARM^ OFFrcER DEAD.—Commisol l be Salvation Army, Austraiia ’ ,ned )n ENDURANCE.—Miss Gleitzo made an endurance kX-S. record in Dublin of 28* ditiftn* iK * G finished in excellent con--0 tout said she was very sleepy. fatal snake BITE.—The death Slits as t:i ° result of a snakoJ\ " Mr Alfred Phillips, aged 36. bitten ~ eaJundcr. Air. Phillips was of s v j»., Tumu t, 264 miles south-west Mth a' I S r, *' ,rl ? ere he * ,vas camping out * motoring party.

COURT-MARTIALLEP. inde^i ln t v» G * a l "' Masae y. who combfpra Australian cruiser CanBr 00 nJ il . stranded recently at v *en < His navigating officer, has Repairs P t rlm^ncled by court-martial. about o £lo*oo0 hip just completed

Route—Slr Alan ■ s urvev iJ I ®,* ret from his aerial <lon to p_ A * rlca * He says the Croyi etown route Is one of the *hich ln world. The service, *t the ««^ Xpecte<i to be in operation Africa of year, will open up n tif e 3 uickJ y than any develop- “ ine history of the continent. iii~£~>MA.TIC PORT.—M.- Hughe Knatehbull-Hugessen, 8. vvhn , at Embassy at Brus'.nißt . been appointed British nia il t 0 Latv f i. Lithuania and EsJison. \^ to Air. Joseph Ad- : l illi«r.er* a r*Tw oseph Addison is now rafe,l e * Mr - Hughe Knatchwas attached to the in io?£ atlon at the Peace Conferv )28, ari «l went to Brussels in