TOUR OF AUSTRALIAN SWIMMERS.—R. V. Clark (left), backstroke champion, and 11. Tickle, winner of the high board diving championship of Australia this year, who opened an exhibition tour of the South Island at Asfiburton % last evening.
TASMAN FLIGHT BY A NEW ZEALAND PILOT.—A Puss Moth aeroplane of the high wing monoplane type similar to the Faith in New Zealand, in which Flying Officer R. G. Whitehead and R. Nicholl took off from Gerringong Beach yesterday morning on a flight to New Zealand.
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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21329, 23 November 1934, Page 22
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82TOUR OF AUSTRALIAN SWIMMERS.—R. V. Clark (left), backstroke champion, and 11. Tickle, winner of the high board diving championship of Australia this year, who opened an exhibition tour of the South Island at Asfiburton % last evening. TASMAN FLIGHT BY A NEW ZEALAND PILOT.—A Puss Moth aeroplane of the high wing monoplane type similar to the Faith in New Zealand, in which Flying Officer R. G. Whitehead and R. Nicholl took off from Gerringong Beach yesterday morning on a flight to New Zealand. Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21329, 23 November 1934, Page 22
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