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JEAN BATTEN AS AN AMBULANCE DRIVER.—Miss Jean Batten, the famous New Zealand aviatrix, at the wheel of one of the units of the Anglo-French Ambulance Corps, in which she served as a driver.

CLEARING AWAY THE DEBRIS IN THE FIRE-GUTTED MALTHOUSE.—The task of clearing away the smouldering grain and other debris from the ruins of the malthouse at Speight’s brewery, which was destroyed by fire, is one of considerable magnitude. Chutes have been erected from some of the upper windows,. and by this means a steady relay of trucks has been loaded.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24336, 28 June 1940, Page 4

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JEAN BATTEN AS AN AMBULANCE DRIVER.—Miss Jean Batten, the famous New Zealand aviatrix, at the wheel of one of the units of the Anglo-French Ambulance Corps, in which she served as a driver. CLEARING AWAY THE DEBRIS IN THE FIRE-GUTTED MALTHOUSE.—The task of clearing away the smouldering grain and other debris from the ruins of the malthouse at Speight’s brewery, which was destroyed by fire, is one of considerable magnitude. Chutes have been erected from some of the upper windows,. and by this means a steady relay of trucks has been loaded. Otago Daily Times, Issue 24336, 28 June 1940, Page 4

JEAN BATTEN AS AN AMBULANCE DRIVER.—Miss Jean Batten, the famous New Zealand aviatrix, at the wheel of one of the units of the Anglo-French Ambulance Corps, in which she served as a driver. CLEARING AWAY THE DEBRIS IN THE FIRE-GUTTED MALTHOUSE.—The task of clearing away the smouldering grain and other debris from the ruins of the malthouse at Speight’s brewery, which was destroyed by fire, is one of considerable magnitude. Chutes have been erected from some of the upper windows,. and by this means a steady relay of trucks has been loaded. Otago Daily Times, Issue 24336, 28 June 1940, Page 4