CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE.—Ginger, owned by Mr R. N. Boyce, of Renwicktown, was an outstanding prizewinner in the light horse section at the Rai Valley Show, Marlborough.
TRANSPORT OF MOUNTAINEERING PARTY BY AEROPLANE.—Five mountaineers were taken by air recently from Franz Josef into the country at the head of the Arawata river by Mr J. C. Mercer, the chief pilot for Air Travel (N.Z.), Ltd. The passengers and 6001b of equipment and provisions were transported in three trips. RIGHT: Ready to leave Franz Josef. From leftj. Miss Roberts• (Dune din), Mr Alec Graham, Mr J. Cox (guide), Mr J. C. Mercer (pilot), Miss Scott (Dunedin), and the Rev. Canon Newton (England), LEFT: A snap' thot of the camp taken the next day.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21416, 7 March 1935, Page 20
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121CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE.—Ginger, owned by Mr R. N. Boyce, of Renwicktown, was an outstanding prizewinner in the light horse section at the Rai Valley Show, Marlborough. TRANSPORT OF MOUNTAINEERING PARTY BY AEROPLANE.—Five mountaineers were taken by air recently from Franz Josef into the country at the head of the Arawata river by Mr J. C. Mercer, the chief pilot for Air Travel (N.Z.), Ltd. The passengers and 6001b of equipment and provisions were transported in three trips. RIGHT: Ready to leave Franz Josef. From leftj. Miss Roberts• (Dune din), Mr Alec Graham, Mr J. Cox (guide), Mr J. C. Mercer (pilot), Miss Scott (Dunedin), and the Rev. Canon Newton (England), LEFT: A snap' thot of the camp taken the next day. Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21416, 7 March 1935, Page 20
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