Swiss Aim to Conquer Everest This Spring Expedition Planned
An eleven man Swiss expedition from a base camp on the Khumbu Glacier aims to reach Mount Everest’s summit this spring. The team, led by Rene Duert, includes climbers Wyss and Dunant, scientist Lombard, and geologist Zimmermann, with Sherpas assisting as porters.
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Advicahé Farrell
Reuter
Nepal
Delhi
Mount Everest
Khumitn
van Navise
Lew Rathmandy
Geale
Workd
Tibet
Mic Tony Wain
Nande Bazar
Dwi Kost
Khumbu Gisewer
Ineie Elyes
Petvaring
Jing
Ively
Everest
Ign
Ama
Jower
Augustin Lombard
Fund Alber Zimmermann
Dyits OM
Geneva
Rene Duert
Kes Layan
Gate damage appeal upheld in Glen Tames court
At the Quarter Sessions in Glen Tames Judge Storkey Vic upheld an appeal by Calvan Gvazier and Edward Douglas Ogilvie against a conviction for damaging a public gate on a mail road. Ogilvie ordered to pay £10 10s costs. gate claimed not a public gate under the Gates Act. case quashed for lack of compliance.
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Ogilvie
Noel McIntosh
Sydney
Wiltstirs
Manning
Britton
Stanleton
Ogivie
Archibald Wiliam Cameron
Celie
Potar
Storkey
Trials of a Country Parliamentarian
A NSW country parliamentary figure, Davis Hughes MLA of Armidale, faced a chaotic journey to Tingha for a Hospital Ball after a car mishap near Armidale. The couple endured car trouble, a late arrival, and apologetic remarks, with subsequent missed events and a public meeting rescheduled at Guyra the following evening.
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Wishiley
Davis Hughes
Armigale
Mrs. Hughes
Tingha
Tiogha
Funeion
Hughes
Nosr
Arminal
Guyra
Vision Brought To Taos by Ace Ies And Pena
A brief note from Taos highlights a shared vision held by Ace Ies and Pena. The items reflect local ambitions and collaborative plans announced for the community.
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Taos
Erosion Of Talent From Countryside
Mr. Davis Hughes, M.L.A., spoke at the Country Party annual conference urging increased production, improved land use, and more scientific farming aided by micro field officers rather than pamphlets. He argued for countrymen trained in country universities to fill positions and warned of erosion as rural youth leave for city universities. The conference backed establishing autonomous country universities to influence rural industry growth and retain youth. Magnes lamented financial issues and brain drain, citing loss of top staff at the University of NSW and Botany and Geology departments, and Sydney University’s crowding and limited student retention.
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Davis Hughes
M.L.A
The
Country Party
Hughes
Kiwi Footballers to Tour by Flying Boat to Tamworth Match
New Zealand football team Hagel Theis, led by manager, plans a June 1 game in Tamworth against Northern India, saying the squad is stronger than the 77 side and will travel by flying boat to Sydney for the foothall league schedule.
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Saaghe Syney
Montay
Hagel
Theis
Anyo
de Toh
Eam
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