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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12885, 11 June 1936, Page 2

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Last week information was pub- ; lis,htxl in regard to a. preliminary sur- J vev of the Napier-Palmerston North j air route which created the impress- J ■sioii that the Dragon machines might ; be transferred to this route from the j Gisborne-Napier service inaugurated last year by East Coast Airways. An j assurance that there is no ground lor | this apprehension, and that the com- j pany’-s. maehipps will resume opera- j lions bet ween •Gisborne and Napier at : the earliest possible date is given \ by Mr. J. Gf Nolan, acting cha-rman of the company. Mr. Nolan stated, however, that lie could give no in- : formation as to when the Darton : Field aerodrome would again be avail- j able foil- use by the Dragon machines, j and' it. would he for the Ijirpptor of j Aviation to decide. Flight-Lieu tenant | E. A. Gibspu, . engineer in charge of aerodrome! services, who ;s. to. pay u visit here shortly, would probably give .a.n opinion. Personally, said Mr. Nolan, he did not think the aerodrome would b« ready for at least another two months. \iho pays the hill for the injured ? Consult the Standard Insurance Company for full protection. 7- : S. G. Northo, local manager. fAdvt,.).