TRANSFERRING FUEL OIL AT LYTTE ETON.—The Waipiata taking in fuel oil from the steamer express Wahine yesterday. The transfer of oil supplies from one vessel to another is an unusual operation on the waterfront.
CAPE CAMPBELL LJGHTHOUSE FROM THE Alß.—Cape Campbell is the signing-off place for aviators when' leaving the South Island for Wellington. A Very light is fired by the Ughthousekeeper to indicate to the pilot that he has been seen. An article appears in this issue dealing with the regulations for airmen.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21404, 21 February 1935, Page 20
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84TRANSFERRING FUEL OIL AT LYTTE ETON.—The Waipiata taking in fuel oil from the steamer express Wahine yesterday. The transfer of oil supplies from one vessel to another is an unusual operation on the waterfront. CAPE CAMPBELL LJGHTHOUSE FROM THE AlR.—Cape Campbell is the signing-off place for aviators when' leaving the South Island for Wellington. A Very light is fired by the Ughthousekeeper to indicate to the pilot that he has been seen. An article appears in this issue dealing with the regulations for airmen. Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21404, 21 February 1935, Page 20
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