MR CHICHESTER

Grey River Argus, 19 August 1931, Page 5

MR CHICHESTER

ON THE MEND. (Per Press Association). ' WELLINGTON, August 18. I The following further telegram wSs received by the Governor-General last evening from the British Ambassador at Tokio:—“The Vice-Consul has now returned to Kobe, and reports that Mr Chichester’s eye, also a bruised bone in his right forearm, and bruisek on the vertebrae be’ween his shoulder blades are causing him some nain. The wound in the thigh is healing. The doctors contemplate complete recovery in three weeks. Mr Chichester told the Vice-Consul that he was very comfortable, and that he did not wish to be moved. The doctors apparently do not now think it necessary-

QUICK RECOVERY. (Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.) TOKIO, August 18. M. Saski. Chief of the Osaka Air, port, who is visiting Mr Chichester, says be is making favourable progress, and will be walking in a few days. Mr Chichester’s machine was wrecked beyond repair. The" engine is undamaged.

I Graf Zeppelin I LANDING IN ENGLAND. (Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.) LONDON. August 18. I The Graf Zeppelin arrives at Hamworth aerodrome to-night, making the first Zeppelin landing in England since the war. Lord Inverclyde has booked for a round-England High’ in her. i Her commander, Captain Eckener, has received many monetary offers , from all over England to ' fly over .people’s homes.