FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA
TWO-SEATER LEAVES CROYDON. (British Official Wirelees.) Rugby, Oct. 13. A smail Aero-Avian aeroplane left Croydon aerodrome this afternoon for a flight to Australia. The little two-seater machine, which is named "Red Rose,” is carrying Captain Lancaster, of the Royal Air Force Reserve, and Mrs. Keith Miller on the 13,000 miles journey, which is the longest ever undertaken by a woman. Their route lies across the Continent to Africa, along tho Imperial Airways line to India, thence over Burma. Siam and the Dutch East Ipdiee te Port Darwin,
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1927, Page 9
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