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, WOMEN’S ACHIEVEMENTS Women are to be found in every sphere of labour to-day, and are proving their grit and marvellous courage (writes a contributor to the Newcastle “Weekly Chronicle.”) The world’s first lady diver is Miss Margaret Naylor, who has been appointed to try to recover the long-lost wealth of the Armada galleon. Women yacht owners include .Lady Constance Baird and the Conntess of Lindsay, while Miss Dale, the New Zealand Government conductress, recently completed her fifty-fifth trip to that dominion. Following a cyclone,' a European woman farmer abroad, finding her cattle without food or shelter, trekked 400 miles to save them. The Scottish Island kingdom of Arran is ruled over by a lady—the Marchioness of Graham. Two ladies— Lord Birkenhead’s daughter and a friend—once spent most of a night in the “Chamber of Horrors” at Madamo Tussand’s. They hid in the “Old Bailey Dock” beside the wax figure of “Soddon,” the poisoner! A remarkable shooting feat was performed by a woman at Bisley. With twenty-one ■hots she scored eighteen bullseycsl Tl)e Duchess De Santona, who is closely related to the Spanish Royal Family, entered the ring as a toreador: Baroness Clifton has passed the bar final examination, and intends to practise as a barristerand two English women entered their balloons for the Gordon Bennett Cnp race. One of the competitors has'made fights since 1908. Two women friends, Miss Marion Best and Miss Marjorie Shaw, opened a weaving school in a country cottago near Harrogate. The Countess of Kinnoul! owns her own flying machine, and has made several flights over London snd Scotland, .Her great,
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12483, 26 June 1926, Page 7
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