PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARTURE: SOUTHERN CROSS SUCCESSFULLY RECROSSES THE TASMAN SEA Top: Members of the crew and a passenger photographed prior to the departure of the famous monoplane. From left Messrs. J. Stannage, wireless operator, T. Pethybridge, co-pilot. Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, piiot, Captain P. G. Taylor, navigator, and Mr. J. Percival. Lower. Fuelling the machine at Ninety-Mile Beach. The Southern Cross took off early on Thursday and landed in Sydney 13 hours 25 minutes later.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21763, 31 March 1934, Page 8
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75PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARTURE: SOUTHERN CROSS SUCCESSFULLY RECROSSES THE TASMAN SEA Top: Members of the crew and a passenger photographed prior to the departure of the famous monoplane. From left Messrs. J. Stannage, wireless operator, T. Pethybridge, co-pilot. Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, piiot, Captain P. G. Taylor, navigator, and Mr. J. Percival. Lower. Fuelling the machine at Ninety-Mile Beach. The Southern Cross took off early on Thursday and landed in Sydney 13 hours 25 minutes later. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21763, 31 March 1934, Page 8
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