DOMINION TOUR
“SMITHY’S” PHANS “Sir Charles will begin his tour of New Ze,aland about January In, but the exact date depends on the completion and tests of the Undock now being . 1 built,” Mr Wilfrid Kingston! Smith slates. “It is unlikely that Lady Kingston! Smith will '•ome over to be in New Zealand during the forthcoming tour.” fiiis year’s tour would be divided into two parts, Mr Smith said. First i there would he three weeks’ living,! then a fori night’s rest, and then an-j other there weeks of flying. Sir l liailes would then return to Sydney from the Ninety Mile Beach. New Ulynionth would again be the binding place, on the flight, from Aus,,lia, and a large uumiier of towns ■ that were omitted on the lust tour owing to the shortness of the time or the lack of the necessary landing grounds would he visited on this Occasion. Wellington would not he left until the end of the tour, but ,u suitable 'week-end for the visit would be found ' ■ a-, soon us possible after the arrival in ' New Zealand.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18263, 5 December 1933, Page 4
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