The three Alexandra residents who came to Dunedin by air yesterday spent a few minutes in the Early Settlers’ Museum. They paused in the course of their tour to inspect Cobb and Co.’s coach, which used to take three days to make the journey from Alexandra to Dunedin, whereas the trip yesterday was done in 30 minutes. In the picture (from left) are:—Messrs J. R. Earwaker, G. R. Campbell, H. McDowell Smith (a member of the Otago Air Development Committee), and J. Muir
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26915, 29 October 1948, Page 4
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83The three Alexandra residents who came to Dunedin by air yesterday spent a few minutes in the Early Settlers’ Museum. They paused in the course of their tour to inspect Cobb and Co.’s coach, which used to take three days to make the journey from Alexandra to Dunedin, whereas the trip yesterday was done in 30 minutes. In the picture (from left) are:—Messrs J. R. Earwaker, G. R. Campbell, H. McDowell Smith (a member of the Otago Air Development Committee), and J. Muir Otago Daily Times, Issue 26915, 29 October 1948, Page 4
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