MAWSON'S MESSAGES.
CANNOT BE DECIPHERED. (Received 10.50 ajn.) SYDNEY, this day. Dr Mawson has been for several days trying to send a wireless message to Australia, but owing to some unknown cause the messages are undecipherable. Professor David presumes that a blizzard has caused an accident to the wireless mast. He believes that the party will be safe for the rest of the win—r, but the refitting of the Aurora will be pushed on as speedily as possible, and she will leave as early as is thought practicable to get through the ice.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 102, 30 April 1913, Page 5
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