AMY KISSED UNDER MISTLETOE
LONDON, Dec. IS. Thousands of schoolchildren welcomed Miss Amy Johnson to Cliathain when slip handed over a Union Jack from the schoolchildren of Chatham, New South Wales. The Mayor urged the children to take Amy as their pattern of pluck and endurance. He announced that, a return gift of a Hag bearing Chatham's motto, “Loyal and True,” would lie made, through the DowagerDuchess of Darnley, who came from Beech worth, Victoria* as the bride of the then Hon. Ivo Bligli, the English cricket captain. The Mayor kissed Amy under the mistletoe. Chatham is a small rural centre on the Manning River, between Tar.ee aild CundlCtown. Children from it, for the most part, attend school at Cundlctown.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17453, 30 December 1930, Page 11
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