THE AIRSHIPS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 15 October 1921, Page 4

THE AIRSHIPS

MR MASSEY #XPECrS DEV^^B ■ *■■■::° BUT MUCH EXPERIMEI^^B | i *T watched the progress %fa^^H with a great deal of ihterifct^^^M was in Britain," said tbe Pnme^^B ter at the ciric deception m"V^^^H t6n/ '-I did not e^ect a^gre^^^B from aeroplanes towards t^a^^^l of.tho problems of interrlmp^ri^^^H munication, bemuse these^^m^^^B ;■**s ',• for^he:^tiblrjer distances^^B j Sight of "the aeroplane^ isHun^^^H i the amount of petrol that^|»n^^^^H • ried, and the number of did hope that the airship^r^^^M to d 6 a^igreat deal; aithouglfc I i^^H particularly sanguine■abou^the^^H 1 sion of; services during the;' ne^^^B :vor--twoii,l.--;vV;--;.-t.- -;:' ;V, ..^v-'^t^/^^^B thatr to^^nedH;i^>Englan#!ab^^B :pweeks;^i^oiwyfee^4i|^^Mgg^fe; -. :^^H * ever built crmshed-and carried t^^^| fortyVmeh; That disa«te^^^B S/ing - I**^^ ■'lT«^|S;|fi^^^B s 3:N^^te^c«rtai^Sf ■' t^^H •: means fu^her-experiments, caii^^M * costly :«>^rim(ent;s at^thafc^: X^^H : cuHaes will be overcome, but it^^H ~i years brfpreVit will be possible | ships to come ■ down to Austra^^^B .New Zealand. In the meanti^^H nmgt make the: Mi#bi the fi^^H ■ that we bare available to-day. J^^B " I looks i or very important d^^H { I inents; iirt/thfe pable^ and wirele^^H vices. The recent'conferen'ce i^^H r don arranged Jor a chain • stations right round, the Empir^^^B mendng' m^glaiufc; The irst^^H big , stations has been erected^^H | next will be at Cairo, and the i will be in,^hdiaj Singapore^ An^^B and New Zealand. Then tnere other stations; in the pacific, ~^^^B nect with Canada.: I belief th^^H system of .wireless is going tc^^H great deal for us. stage where the ordinary cabl^^| ; unable to do: everything thatk fl^H '•. quiref of them." -_;.'■''. v x ; j .-;;' The Prime Minister mentione^^H /< after; ld^^i^n^ulubnih^^H ; back 4o New Zealand he had tal^^B j persons ashore by wireless tel^^H i when the ship was over thirty^^H from the1; port; He had listen^H music ,'^.ansimti;<dd^by'-:.^irolessy:! : ordinary; 'developments;^- were;: K^^B place in wireless telegraphs an<^^B phones, and he thought the^ %^H ; ; n^t' far away ivhen persons in 'W^^H ton would be able to talk to Lo^^B