AVIATION ACTIVITIES
SEAPLANE EXPLODES.
JAPANESE DISASTER. (Vme Press Association— Copyright.) trer .rrcw TOKIO, June 6. The navy seaplane F 5 exploded at a height of 300 metres. Five of the six occupants—newly graduated from an aviation school— Tyere killed, and the sixth seriously injured. V■'. . ! ■'
FLIGHT ROUND TH E WORLD;
AMERICANS AT HONG KONG
PEKIN, June 7. "'"' The American flyers haye arrived at k Hong Kong. '
D'OISY AT OSAKA.
TOKIO, June 7. Lieutenant D'Oisy has arrived at Osaka. :•
HORSE BY AEROPLANE.
(Received TOs *%£*£& For the first time a horse has made an aerial journey. A racer travelled by rSath machine from Leborget to Amsterdanv
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIV, Issue 10132, 9 June 1924, Page 5
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