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Advertising : 39 wordsNIAGARA BRINGS BACK CELEBRITIES OF AUSTRALIA'S NATIONAL AND PUBLIC LIFE Left to right are Sir Keith Smith, Lady Smith, Walter Weems, the black-face comedian, who will shortly re-appear on the Tivoli circuit with Miss Gick Watson, an Australian who had great success in America; Miss Helen Hughes, Mr. Hughes' baby daughter, Mr. Hughes, who was given a flattering reception by wharf-laborers as he left the ship; Professor Elliott Smith, of Manchester University, who is an Australian, and one of the world's most brilliant scientists; his father; and Mrs. and Mr. Ashbolt, for five years Agent-General for Tasmania in London. A statesman, a distinguished scientist and historian, a world-famed aviator, a retired Agent-General, and a popular comedian, were among the passengers by the Niagara, which arrived at Sydney yesterday from America. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930), Sun 24 Aug 1924, Page 1
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