St. Andrews, in Scotland, wrfh 10,000 inhabitants, is to be made a scientific experiment on a vast scale; the hulk of the people will sooner or later be medically examined for record purposes in the early stages of disease. The Maoris, who watched with mingled awe and admiration the rapid flights of the aeroplane over the Manawatu. seean to have arrived by common consent at an appropriate name for it. “Te Karere.” tne swift messenger, is the name by which they referred to it on sight.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 243, 27 September 1922, Page 7
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