The first three Blackburn Baffins to be used by the Wellington (Territorial) Squadron of the New Zealand Air Force, stationed at Rotigotai, seen in formation flying over Lyall Bay and the surrounding districts on Saturday afternoon. Above, the Baffins flying along the coastline, with the eastern suburbs spread out below them. On right, a close-up of tho aeroplanes information.
Countess Geraldino Apponyi, who is shortly to be married to King Zog of Albania. She is a grand-daughter of the Court Marshal to the Emperor Francis Joseph.
The Rev. John Flynn, 0.8. E., and Mrs. Flynn, of the Australian Inland Mission, who are on a visit to Wellington. Mr. Flynn is superintendent of the . Mission.
Radio is playing an important part in the present Austrian crisis. This photograph shows the modern Vienna station, whence Nazi programmes are now being broadcast. Tho Nazis in their first Austrian putsch as far back as July, 1934, gain ed temporary control of this station.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 62, 15 March 1938, Page 5
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159The first three Blackburn Baffins to be used by the Wellington (Territorial) Squadron of the New Zealand Air Force, stationed at Rotigotai, seen in formation flying over Lyall Bay and the surrounding districts on Saturday afternoon. Above, the Baffins flying along the coastline, with the eastern suburbs spread out below them. On right, a close-up of tho aeroplanes information. Countess Geraldino Apponyi, who is shortly to be married to King Zog of Albania. She is a grand-daughter of the Court Marshal to the Emperor Francis Joseph. The Rev. John Flynn, O.B. E., and Mrs. Flynn, of the Australian Inland Mission, who are on a visit to Wellington. Mr. Flynn is superintendent of the . Mission. Radio is playing an important part in the present Austrian crisis. This photograph shows the modern Vienna station, whence Nazi programmes are now being broadcast. Tho Nazis in their first Austrian putsch as far back as July, 1934, gain ed temporary control of this station. Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 62, 15 March 1938, Page 5
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