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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 52, 24 November 1928, Page 14

Those who visit the Eleanor Dolling at the wharf will wonder why the newspapers spell “Bolling’’ with two “l’s” when the name on the ship lias only one “1” (says the “Otago Dally Times”). The explanation is that when the vessel was bring refitted the painters inadvertently left out one of the “l’s.” Eleanor Bolling is the name of Commander Byrd’s other. “By keeping house the ‘Magnet’ way. There's time for work and time for play.”—Advt.

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