NO NEWS OF CLIMBERS
SEARCH CONTINUES IN CASS VALLEY (0.R.) TIMARU, September 10. Up to a late hour to-nigTit no news had been received at Jekapo ol Messrs A. D. Jackson and F. Tozer, the two climbers who were re P°r*®f missing yesterday in the Cass Valley regionf about 20 miles north-west of Tekapo. The search was continued to-day, local runholders and members of the South Canterbury Alpine Club taking part. , ... „ Hopes had been entertained that a search by aeroplane might have been carried out to-day, but weather conditions have made this impossible. For the last 30 hours snow has been falling on the mountain tops. To-night the weather was reported to be clearing and freezing. Parties of soldiers and Public Works employees who participated in an earlier search were not among the searchers to-day.
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23740, 11 September 1942, Page 6
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