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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 19 October 1933, Page 4

Flashing blue and scarlet in the sun- | light until it disappeared in a cloud I over Addington, a model aeroplane which was launched from North Hagley Park on Saturday morning was lost to sight and could not be traced again. It had been in flight for eight minutes at the time of the last observation. but the pride of the owner, Mr Bert Daeombe, a well-known designer, in’ litis aeronautical capabilities was rather dimmed by the fact that its disappearance into the heavens meant the loss of the leisure hours Inborn of several weeks and a considerable outlay in materials. He had anticipated raisin it tlm New Zealand duration records with the model, which was of advanced design ; now, unless ai long chance should result in is being found somewhere between Addington and Lake Ellesmere. he lias onlv the cold comfort of knowing that it was at least a good fiver. Tin -ommission appointed in connection with the petition to merge in the Howera County certain farm lands at present in the Normanby town- district is to sit at Normanby on November 6. i A reminder is given of the social I evening of the Hawera- and District I Welsh Society to be held in the Rewa I rooms, Hawera, to-morrow evening at 8.