LONDON, Juno 1. Blake remains at Marseilles, awaiting a propellor from England. General Brackner, Director of Civil Aviation made an initial night flight from London to Paris, the route will be illuminated by a sem houses. He returns to-night. Australian State Ministers of Agriculture, at a conference nt Perth yesterday resolved on legislation to secure unifo'rm pure seeds and standards of germination, and better examination and labelling, including imported seed. Cotton growing was urged, and Federa dairy regulations resented.
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Grey River Argus, 5 June 1922, Page 3
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