Following the visit of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, several inquiries were received regarding the possibility of promoting and conducting commercial air services between centres of New Zealand, says the annual report of the New Plymouth Aero Club. Owing to 'the publicity given to the New Plymouth ground, and the endorsement given by recent events. New Plymouth was naturally included in every scheme proposed. Nothing concrete bed yet come to light, but it was interesting to note that Sir Charles Kingston* Smith-himself was interested in a proposal and was bringing a machine over with him in January to demonstrate what could be done, and to endeavour to commence a service if the necessary capital were available.
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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 33, 2 November 1933, Page 13
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