GENERAL CABLES
EGYPTIAN PYRAMID FATALITY
(United P rets Association—By Electrii Telegraph—Copyright.'
CAIRO, October 13.
A message says: “Having survived the perils of American expeditions, who were unsuccessful in their attempts to scale Mt. Nangaparbat in the Himalayas, a young American, Mr Rand Herron, slipped when climbing the Great Pyramid, and was fatally injured.
FAREWELL FUNCTION.
LONDON, October 13
Messrs Bruce and Angwin spoke at a farewell function at the Western Australian offices to thirty-seven boys and girls of the average age of ten years who are sailing in the Cabranald tomorrow for Fairbridge Farm School, under the auspices of the Child Emigration Society.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 October 1932, Page 6
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