A CAMERA RECORD OF NEWS TOPICS FROM OVERSEAS: RECENT HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN ENGLAND, SWITZERLAND, AUSTRALIA AND iHt UNITED STATES [Top left: Personalities at the opening in Melbourne of the new building ot the Royal Auatra- Top centre: A resident of Cliftonville, Kent, solves the problem of carrying her baby during Lower left: The °] RaJlXavi! Daaaine St Gothard routed lasian College of Surgeons From left: The Victorian Premier Sir Stanley Argyle. Sir shopping excursions, her method resembling closely the Maori style. ' .u. IAT" TtZ JZ Ltll Veeolechase at GaJw.ck Racecourse Surrey The Henry Newland, president of the college, and Sir Holburt Waring, president of the Top right: A gaily-bedecktd piirate schooner arriving at Tampa, Florida, duriag a jecent Lower rig . C R Na(5 i r • t L extreme left Royal College of Surgeons, England. The mace was used during the opening ceremony# maritime festival. winner, Royal Ransom, is on the extreme Mt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22059, 15 March 1935, Page 6
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152A CAMERA RECORD OF NEWS TOPICS FROM OVERSEAS: RECENT HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN ENGLAND, SWITZERLAND, AUSTRALIA AND iHt UNITED STATES [Top left: Personalities at the opening in Melbourne of the new building ot the Royal Auatra- Top centre: A resident of Cliftonville, Kent, solves the problem of carrying her baby during Lower left: The °] RaJlXavi! Daaaine St Gothard routed lasian College of Surgeons From left: The Victorian Premier Sir Stanley Argyle. Sir shopping excursions, her method resembling closely the Maori style. ' .u. IAT" TtZ JZ Ltll Veeolechase at GaJw.ck Racecourse Surrey The Henry Newland, president of the college, and Sir Holburt Waring, president of the Top right: A gaily-bedecktd piirate schooner arriving at Tampa, Florida, duriag a jecent Lower rig . CRNa(5i r • tL extreme left Royal College of Surgeons, England. The mace was used during the opening ceremony# maritime festival. winner, Royal Ransom, is on the extreme Mt. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22059, 15 March 1935, Page 6
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