CLARK’S PROGRESS
DUE AT SYDNEY :
NEXT HOP ACROSS THE TASMAN (Australian Press Association). (Received’ this day at ll a.m-.) BRISBANE, November 7.
Clark arrived at Longreach at dusk last evening. He hopes to reach Sydney to-day. ' v. - He will have his engine overhauled prior to flying the Tasman.
Clark said the Darwin to Longreach hop was\seasily the roughest of the whole flight. He is determined to be the second to make an uninterrupted England to New Zealand flight’ but would take no chances with the Tasman hop. His departure from Sydney will he subject to favourable weather reports. ;
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1936, Page 5
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