SOUTH ISLAND
Future of Tourist Trade
DUNEDIN, Dec. 3
Mr C. Chbborn, secretary to ths Ly ttelton Harbour Board, who returned by the Malania, is most optimistic of the future of the tourist trade to the South Island and the prospects for visits from P. and O. cruise ships.
Wide interest should be created, he said, by the publication of a report he is preparing for tho Lyttelton Board on many phases of his investigations in Australia for Hie information of the board to assist it in making provision lor a seaplane landing base. He also mad appeial inquiries a* to a trans-Tasman air service. The general manager of the Air Company, Sydney, informed him that although the scheme was held up meantime tfio company would continue with its plans, despite the loss of Sir Charles KingsfordSmith’s service*.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 298, 3 December 1935, Page 7
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