Serial Numbers
Because of thefts from Christchurch schools over the last few months, the police have asked that tape-record-ers, record-players, and all other portable equipment have their serial numbers listed and that additional identification marks be added where necessary. The Hagley High School board of governors agreed last evening that such measures would make it so difficult to disnose of stolen goods that thefts would be discouraged.
the base Is also being used by United States aircraft having no connection with Antarctica, but flying to and from the United States air base at Avalon, Victoria, and the Naval Communciations Station for Polaris submarines at North-west Cape, Western Australia?—Yours, etc., ROSE PLUMRIDGE, Secretary, Christchurch branch. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament June 27, 1968. [The Prime Minister (Mr Holyoake) replies: “All United States non-commercial aircraft making use of Harewood are cleared for entry into New Zealand subject to established diplomatic procedures. Regular flights are flown to New Zealand as part of a programme of support for United States Government facilities in New Zealand. These facilities are the subject of agreements with the New Zealand Government, which have been published.”]
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31724, 6 July 1968, Page 12
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