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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22398, 20 October 1934, Page 22

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Along the Great Barrier reefs, between Cooktown and New Guinea, it u estimated that 300 vessels have been wrecked. Learning the whereabouts of forgotten sunken ships from Japanese and native divers, sometimes finding a brass bell, copper plate, or other telltale piece of ship’s paraphernalia in use on Islands of Torres Straits, the former mission priest of the strait, the Rev. W« H. Macfarlane, has done more than any other man to fill in names on the long and tragic list. Last year, he added at least 20 unrecorded wrecks to the list.

The expectation of life in Britain has increased greatly. A new-born boy baby can now anticipate living 56 years, and a girl baby 60 years. Half a century ago the figures were 42 and 45 years respectively.