MEMBERS OF AN EXPLORATION PARTY enjoyed a swim 300 ft. underground in this huge cave which they recently discovered in the Nullarber Plain. It is about 10 miles from the Koonalda Cave, which is 300 ft. high. Because of insufficient rope, the new cave could not be fully explored, but from tests taken, it appears to be the biggest yet discovered, according to a correspondent. He forwarded this photograph, the flashlight for which supplied the only light for the swimmers, who were in pitch darkness. The party returned to Ceduna this week, but the leader, Mr. H. Gwynne Watson. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 221 wordsTo prevent spread of disease by books handled by infected persons the Health Act should be amended to give necessary powers. ...
Article : 422 wordsSix persons who applied for driving licences at the Motor Vehicles Department this week were required to undergo the theoretical examination in rules of the road prescribed by the new Traffic Act, which came into force ...
Article : 854 wordsTHE president of the Licensed Victuallers' Association (Mr. A. J. Lee), at the annual meeting of that body this week, called attention to the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 187 wordsMy first impression on revisiting Australia after 13 years is that the country is growing up," said the Governor-Designate of New ...
Article : 125 wordsBRISBANE, Saturday.—Qantas Empire Airways Ltd. and Airlines of Australia Ltd. are associated in a tender by Australian-New Guinea Airlines. ...
Article : 229 wordsMiss Nancy Dunstoll, a charming, well-spoken platinum blonde, was announced tonight as the selected Port Adelaide-girl to play the leading role ...
Article : 204 wordsWhen the electric fan ran hot at the rear of a window at Miller Anderson Ltd., Hindley street, City, this afternoon, the window space became filled ...
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Article : 191 wordsSYDNEY, Saturday,—When poverty knocked at the door, love flew out of the window, the Judge in Divorce (Mr. ...
Article : 83 wordsTHESE LITTLE SPECTATORS at the at Peter's College sports today were more interested in the members of the band which supplied the music. Their expressions show how much they were intrigued. Perhaps they were watching the trombonist. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Family Notices : 378 wordsMISS Nita Furness and Miss Vivienne Cliff, of Melbourne, were left behind on Norfolk Island when the Katoomba sailed from ...
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The Mail (Adelaide, SA : 1912 - 1954), Sat 3 Apr 1937, Page 2
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