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ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS

Evening Post

2 May 1927

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A triumph in two ways

Press

7 January 1974

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MINISTER OF AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION: Lieut.-Colonel John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brobezon, who was appointed Minister for Aircraft Production in successic to Lord Beaverbrook. He is the holder of the first pilot's license to be issued by the Royal Aero Club—he receved it on 8th March, 1910. He is also a keen sportsman with tobogganing as one of his favourites having won many successes on the famous Cresta Run in Switxerland.

Nelson Evening Mail

4 December 1941

MINISTER OF AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION Lt-Col. John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon, who was appointed Minister for Aircraft Production in succession to Lora Beaverbrook. He is the holder of the first pilot’s license to be issued by the Royal Aero Club -he received it on March 8, 1910. He is also a keen sportsman with tobogganing as one of his favourites, having won many successes on the famous Cresta Run in Switzerland.

Grey River Argus

19 December 1941

HURLED FROM SLEIGH

Greymouth Evening Star

6 January 1937

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OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES.—Two of Britain's leading bob-sleigh exponents are pictured above. Left: John Crammond, 40-year-old London stockbroker, who led the field after three runs in the skeleton, single man bob-sleigh, held on the famous Cresta run at St. Moritz, where the Olympic Winter Games are at present taking place. Right: Wing-Commander W. E. Coles, who weighs more than 15 stone, was chosen (with Group Captain R. W. Collings, weighing 16st 10lb) as Britain's No. 1 team for the two men bob-sleigh race. Here Wing-Commander Coles prepares himself for a run.

Bay of Plenty Times

18 March 1948

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ONE Television New Zealand TWO

Press

16 April 1985

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RAILWAY SMASH.—This view of the scene cf Saturday’s railway disaster near Ratana Station shows how the carriages Jay alongside the engine in the cutting, the banks of which prevented the carriages from rolling outwards from the wrecked locomotive. AT ST. MORITZ.—W. M. L. Fiske competing for the Beatrice Cartwright Cup on the Cresta Run at St. Moritz. Fiske won the trophy with runs averaging 57 seconds. WRECKED!—This railway carriage went past the wrecked locomotive in the accident on Saturday morning, and was found well ahead of it. This happening probably prevented other carriages from being telescoped, with even more srious loss of life.

Northern Advocate

30 March 1938

ANOTHER ENGLISH SIRE

Evening Post

6 March 1935

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ANOTHER ENGLISH SIRE.

Manawatu Standard

5 March 1935

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