GOOD-BYE TO SYDNEY
MISS JOHNSON'S FAREWELL
FEAR OP NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
SYDNEY, 13th June.
Miss Amy Johnson, said good-bye to Sydney to-day.' She will arrive at Canberra to-morrow, piloted by Major De Haviland. She will lunch with the. Prime Minister and the other Ministers. She will arrive at Melbourne 'on
Monday
Miss Johnson's parting message" was: "I shall never forget the .marvellous crowds, the hospitality, and the wonderful gifts bestowed upon me. I am. just done up. My brain has refused' to work, and is just abont breaking down. I hope to return to Sydney for the opening of your colossal harbour bridge two years hence:" Eeferring to the "Daily Mail" contract, Miss Johnson said her remuneration was £.10,000 and no more. "I expect I shall have to earn every penny of it."
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 138, 14 June 1930, Page 9
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