THE SOUTHERN CROSS
LEAVES FOR DANNEVIRKE ROUGH WEATHER MET WITH (Per Press Association) WELLINGTON, This Day. Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, with Mr. A. W. Nisbet, of the Wellington Aero Club, as second pilot, and the members of the Southern Cross crew, also Mr. W. M. Dawson, radio expert, left the Wellington flying 1 ground, in very unfavourable weather at ten o’clock for Dannevirke. A feature of the flight is that a trial is being made of radio telephonic communication with the ’plane.
HISTORIC ’PLANE ARRIVES WELCOMED BY LARGE CROWD (Per Press Association) DANNEVIRKE, This , / The Southern Cross arrived'* i this morning, when Sir Charles Kingsford Smith' was accorded an enthusiastic reception from a large crowd. The Mayor, U. Smith, extend^.MH civic welcome.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 74, 21 March 1933, Page 5
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