OBITUARY.
Pmm Association—By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, August 4. Obituary; Dr Arthur Brebner.—A and N.Z. Cable. [Dr Brebner served as a lieutenant in the R.A.M.O, during the war, He travelled in China, Japan, the East Indies, and Australia, and wrote for several English magazines. He was born in 1870.] MELBOURNE, August 6. Obituary; Sir Robert Scoti [Sir Robert Townley Scott was born in 1841 and went to Australia in 1848. He entered the _ Postal Department’s service at Brisbane in 1802, was superintendent of telegraphs for Queensland 1899-1901, and was the permanent head of commonwealth telegraphs sinOe 1901.] DR BELL'S DEATH. A CONTINENT’S RESPECT. NEW YORK, August 5, (Received August 6. at 5.6 fi.m.) All the telephone services in the United States and Canada were suspended for one minute at the hour of Dr Bell’s burial at Baddeeh (Nova Scotia). —A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18626, 7 August 1922, Page 5
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