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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 5, 7 January 1936, Page 6

Further interest was added to Waitarere’s attractions on Sunday by the presence of two aeroplanes from Palmerston North belonging to the Mana- ( watu Aero Club, which carried out a , brisk trade in short passenger flights throughout the afternoon. The large crowd upon the beach was well entertained by an impressive aerobatic display by one of the machines, while a further big thrill was provided by a parachute descent made by Pilot- j Officer “Scotty Eraser.” Java, a country almost exactly half j the sizo of New Zealand, carries a j population of forty millions. This fact was commented upon by Mr. J. Tat- s tersall, of Napier, who has just re- ] turned from a nine months’ trip to j the Old Country. Mr. Tattcrsall, who flew over Java in an aeroplane, bo longing to the Boyal Dutch line, . stated that a feature of the country was the extremely concentrated cultivation. Tho vast majority of the inhabitants of Java were natives, the number of Dutch residents totalling only 250,000. EID OF PILES “Thanks to Zann I am rid of Piles,” writes a sufferer. Test it! Send ninepence in stamps for generous sample: ; Zann Proprietary, Box 952, S .Welling- ■ ton,