EARLY DEPARTURE
fl ELLSWORTH EXPEDITION. » s [ Per Pre«B Association. ] b DUNEDIN, Sept. 13. Mr. Lincoln Ellsworth, who arrived at Dunedin by aeroplane from Christ- b church to-day, said he hoped that the Wyatt Earp would be able to leave on P Monday, and would head direct for De- e ception Island, which he hoped they ’ would reach at the beginning of c November. J’ Mr. Ellsworth and Mr. Bernt Balchen ’ would take off on a flight across the Continent as soon as the weather permitted. He expected to be back at f j Dunedin carlv in January. In ’buses, trams, in streets, In shops, _ in The flu germs are around, In any place where there’s a crowd They surely will be found, So guard against the ferms of ’flu te Be from them quite secure, so And for a certain remedy re Use Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.*
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 218, 14 September 1934, Page 7
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