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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20887, 19 August 1939, Page 10

■1 SSBSmm ■ fl UN* I "S'- pi ■ f Pl>_ E®- ■ :® m i ■ •,: tf. .. |§@ 'Kir A. , . a i KUAKA the aodiuit Vm ... Among the miracles of longdistance flight is the annual migration of the Godwit from New Zealand to remote Siberia. The muscular hearts and sturdy wings of these small birds carry them safely over thousands of miles of sea to their far-off goal. Not unfittingly is their Maori name given to the powerful Lockheed that daily reels off its hundreds of miles from Auckland to Dunedin, via New Plymouth, Palmerston North, Wellington and Christchurch. One of Nature's most amazing birds is thus worthily associated with a service that ranks with any airline in the world for efficiency, comfort and speed. SERVICES: Auckland Palmerston North Wellington (Twlc« week-days, once on Sundays, calling at New Plymouth daily each way) Wellington Christchurch Dunedin (Daily each way. including Sundays) Palmerston North Blenheim Christchurch (Daily each way, except Sundays) Palmerston North Napier Gisborne (Daily each way, including Sundays) Auckland Tauranga Opotiki Gisborne (Southbound: Mon., Wed., Fri. Northbound : Tues., Thu As far as possible these services are inter-connecting. . SaCl Victoria St., Hamilton. (Tel. 1947) mbs V s or K.Z. I/TD. COOK strait AIRWAYS Head Office, NELSON. Frequent daily services between Nelson, Blenheim and Wellington (connecting with all trunk and provincial airlines of Union Airways); Wellington-Nelson-Westport-Grey mouth and return daily, connecting with Air Travel (N.Z.) Ltd. at Hokitika for Glaciers and South Westland.