GENERAL CABLE NEWS
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(UNITED PEESS ASSOCIATION. —COPYRIGHT! (Received April 27, 5.5 p.mQ LONDON, April 27.
The AYailii Gold Mining- Company has passed a dividend of two shilling's for tlie year; £25,000 has been allocated to the dividend and equalisation fund; £25,000 to the mine development fund; £10,947 written off for depreciation and £17,816 carried forward.
FATAL FREE FLIGHT
PARIS, April 27. Louis Jacquard, a well-known military aviator recently demobilised, purchased a cafe in Lyons in partnership with another* restaurant keeper. Tlie pair purchased a .hydroplane, which they intended to use as an advertisement, offering a free ride to anv customer who spout more than a lou'is. Jacquard piloted his partner ancl customer on the first flight. AVlion crossing tlie river Saone, the machine nose-dived and crashed- into a wall, killing all three.
SEARCH FOR MURDERER
LONDON, April 27. The search for the murderer ( f Joan Ammctt continues. The bloodhound used on' Sunday followed the trail to Broadwater Forest, where it against lost the scent.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9997, 28 April 1925, Page 5
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