AIR SERVICES.
METEOROLOGICAL FACILITIES. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, March 11. An assurance that the Government would co-operate in providing a special meteorological services as soon as the need arose was given by the Prime Minister to-day. Mr Forbes said the Government had had the matter under consideration, and as soon as aviation services began to operate it would undertake the prevision of meteorological facilities. The matter was one of considerable importance. ENGLISH CONNECTION MISSED WELLINGTON, March 11. The incoming English air mail which is forty-eight hours behind schedule, missed connection with the Wanganella, which left Sydney for Wellington on Saturday. The English mails 'vm come from Australia by the Strathaird which will leave Brisbane to-moiiou and arrive at Auckland on F riday.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 128, 12 March 1935, Page 3
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