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"Sun's" Samples were from one spot. Fisherman took them in line with sewer outfall! Ald. Walker

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Unique IDA-00257598SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate23rd March 1929FormatNewscuttingDescription"Sun's" Samples were from one spot. Fisherman took them in line with sewer outfall! Ald. Walker offers £50 to charity if bathing area polluted." The Telegraph" can find polluted water in the area where persons bathe at Bondi. Mrs Petrie, who lives near Ben Buckler, saw Ohisson, who lives at her address, go off in the boat and collect the samples almost on the edge of the sewer-tinted water, far out. Here is the Government analyst's report of the samples of water taken in the areas where the people surf. Bondi Beach, Bondi Beach (North end). No nitrites, therefore no pollution. (Guardian)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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"Sun's" Samples were from one spot. Fisherman took them in line with sewer outfall! Ald. Walker