Rescued Climbers at The Chateau.—-Mr. Alan Flynn (left), Mr. Stewart MacDiarmid (centre) and Mr. J. S. Deem in consultation in the bedroom of the two rescued trampers. Mr. Deem, who is city engineer at Wanganui, left The Chateau with Messrs. D. MacPherson and J. Malcolm on Sunday morning and picked up the party of six led by Mr. Bell, which included Messrs. Flynn and MacDiarmid. With the latter he pushed through the bush to Mr. Cullen's home and gave the first tidings of the finding of the party.
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 290, 3 September 1931, Page 7
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88Rescued Climbers at The Chateau.—-Mr. Alan Flynn (left), Mr. Stewart MacDiarmid (centre) and Mr. J. S. Deem in consultation in the bedroom of the two rescued trampers. Mr. Deem, who is city engineer at Wanganui, left The Chateau with Messrs. D. MacPherson and J. Malcolm on Sunday morning and picked up the party of six led by Mr. Bell, which included Messrs. Flynn and MacDiarmid. With the latter he pushed through the bush to Mr. Cullen's home and gave the first tidings of the finding of the party. Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 290, 3 September 1931, Page 7
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