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Toodyay Herald in Toodyay, Western Australia

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Toodyay Herald

Location

Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Feb 07, 1930

Page

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Australian Smith Sets 16 Mile World Motoring Record

Wizard Smith breaks the 16 mile world speed record at Ninety Mile Beach near Auckland on January 17, averaging 148.637 mph. He uses a modified Cadillac with a Rolls Royce Eagle VIII aero engine, retaining the frame and drivetrain, and receives engine work from Don Harkness. The car features a 12 cylinder engine, 350 hp, and aims to surpass Segrave’s 251.361 mph later, with Vacuum Oil and Plume Appotenic Motor Spirit supplying fuels.

Wizard" Smith Ninety Mile Beach Auckland New Zealand Smith Marchand Don Harkness Sydney Harkness Vacuum Oil Company Pty. Ltd Plume Appotenic Wizad" Smith Henry Seagrave Lieut Waghorn Britain Starkness Plume Appotenic Motor Spirit Norman Smith

Melbourne to Adelaide Air Service Planned Route Map

Captain F Briggs returns as chief pilot marking completion of the Melbourne Western District Adelaide air route plan. A full survey identifies intermediate aerodromes for schedule landings and emergencies. The February start will use two nine seater Diamond Bird and Lovebird planes operated on Shell Products.

F. Briggs Australian Aerial Services Melourne—Western District Adelaide

Diamond Bird fitted with 459 hp engine for trial flights

The Diamond Bird received a 459 hp jagwar engine and underwent trial flights at the Melbourne Aero drome during the week. It is understood the performance exceeded expectations.

Melbourne

Notable English Writers Were Sons of Drapers

The article notes that prominent English authors such as Pope Gibbon Southey and De Quincey originated from draper families, illustrating a literary lineage linked to modest commercial roots.

Pope, Gibbon, Southey de Quincey

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