Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28260, 24 April 1957, Page 11

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■ -X'- • ' ii'ini mii ; •ft- ’**' ■ BBVB I New Zealand needs wings For fast, frequent communication with the rest of the world, New Zealand needs wings to span the wide seas around us. For commerce and security, for economy and strategy, New Zealand needs wings at her own command to serve New Zealand in normal times and in emergency. To provide the skills and the equipment our whole air industry requires, New Zealand needs wings the wings of a modern international airline. New Zealand’s industrial progress, national development projects, and the everyday requirements of New Zealanders decreed as long ago as 1940 that New Zealand needs wings. We need them more, make greater use of them and we are more dependent on them every year. ZEALAND’S INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE \ ’ |gi aSSOC,at '° n W ' t * l anC * I TAMm Sn Vf? ta its 18th year ot continuous service to Hew Zealand I CManrcMMaeM