PROPOSALS FOR TASMAN AIR SERVICE
SYMPATHETIC CONSIDERATION FOR KINGSFORD-SMITH
U'UESS ASSOCIATION TKMSGUASI.) WELLINGTON, April 9. "All I can tell you is that my proposals received very sympathetic consideration," said Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, when questioned this evening as to the success of his representations to the Government for the establishment of a Tasman air service.
Sir Charles embarked in the Wanganella for Australia in company with Lady Kingsford-Smith.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21445, 10 April 1935, Page 10
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