A- Melbourne message says the aviators, Goble and Mclntyre, completed their flight round Austraoa, They covered 8.500 miles in • approximately ninety hours. t’.-'Y pay that much of the country 3iongthe- ooa.-t appears to- be diffeient from'that; shewn on the maps '•Last Night’’ 1 was leading td-e fun As lively and gay as can be, This morning I’m cut of the run, Fast fun finds no favor with me. To-morrow I’ll speed up again, And be back where lights allure — I’m easing the cold and the pain With Woods* Great Peppermint Cure. The Health Committee of the League of Nations has recommended the Council to establish an epidemiolog, cal ‘bureau at Singapore. The League of Nations Committee on inter-university relations suggests that all universities regularly publish a net of equivalent degress and • certificate* which are given in recognition. BETWEEN FRIENDS There’s many an amicable discussion on politics or ethics. And, between times, there’s many a thirst reference to Per fection Whisky. Bat, not a word of argument then. Just two sighs of approval as two glasses are drained. Dio best between friends. McCall urn’s Perfection. At hotelsWholesale: Cooke and Co., Auckland.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8597, 21 May 1924, Page 5
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