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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19107, 27 June 1930, Page 16

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OTTXiiaSJ STSSn?’F!T«TC7'■*> In the Supreme Court Robet r Stanley Stuckey was sentenced t > •ighteen months’, and Alfred George Webb to two years’ reformative detention, and Cec .1 Arthur Verey to two years’ Borstt >n various charges of breaking, enering and theft. TRAM PCS OAM32S. WELLINGTON, June 27. The New Zealand team for th • 3mpi re Games leaves for Canadr ’n Tuesday. SEELtiTOVS ROTORUA, June 27. Workmen who weiv blasting : • ildev to form a .now road t ■ worn. Bake shore, discovers' •. a small cave tin- skeletons of . inan and a child. The boulder at some period ha eon dislodged from a cliff abov* mpiisoning the victims. It is thought that possibly this s on echo of the Tnrawera erupion in ISSG, though the bones suggest that it was an earlier period. kingsfchd-smith’s flight. (Continued from Page 9.) NEW YORK, June 26. Asked Whether the Atlantic or the Pacific (light was more difficult, Kingsfoi-d-Smith said: "The navigation of the Pacific was more difficult, but the weather over the At- : • was a greater trial.” Asked ■ what he attributed his success, • said: ”To splendid organisaThen he. added: “It will be Letter next time,” but he declined to explain what “next time” meant. He denied the report that the Instruments were unreliable during the bad hours over Newfoundland. “ The instruments,” he said “ wer t not altogether bad.” Van Dyk said: “We are going t< Chicago on Saturday morning, an thence to San Francisco.”