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SOUTHERN CROSS LEAVES END OF MONTH CODOCK’S TESTS TODAY (Pei- Press Association). Wellington, March 1 Advice that Sir Charles Kingsford Smith would fly the Southern Cross hack to Australia not later than March 28. an ( j that, accompanied by Lady Kingston! Smith. he would leave Sydney by the Monterey next Wednesday, reaching Auckland on
the Saturday, was contained in a cablegram received by Mr. Wilford Kingsford Smith yesterday .
It was also stated that the Codoek monoplane had been completed and was to l>e delivered for testing purposes today. After Sir Charles had had three or four days’ preliminary testing the machine would he handed over to Squadron-Leader T. W. White for final test and overhaul prior to his flying it across the Tasman
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Feilding Star, Volume 11, Issue 4181, 2 March 1934, Page 4
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