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PUBLIC NOTICES. AIR-COMMODORE SIR CHARLES KINGSFORDSMITH, KT., M.C., A.F.C. In His World-Famous Monoplane, “SOUTHERN' CROSS,” Will Make Flights Here on: SATURDAY, 4th MARCH. COMMENCING AT 2 p.m. SUNDAY. sth MARCH, COMMENCING AT 10 a.m. Cong Flights will be made: Adults 20/-, Children 10/-.