THE AIRWAYS

Evening Star, Issue 22442, 12 September 1936, Page 14

THE AIRWAYS

WEEK-END PASSENGERS The Union Airways airliner, KoH* mako, left the Taieri aerodrome at 8.15 a.xn. to-day for Christchurch, Blenheim, and Palmerston North with-Misses Ann and Priscilla Bennett, Messrs F. R. Streeter, S. O. Sutherland (for Christ, church), Mr F. Maurice Clarke and Master Clarke (for. Palmerston North). The airliner, Karoro, arrived from Palmerston - North via Blenheim and •Christchurch with Miss M. Preston and Mr N. Preston , (from Palmerston North), Mr L. G. Ramsay (from Wel» lington), Captain A. W. M'Kellar, Mr W. H. Shepherd, Miss M. Kemp, Messrs R. L. House and 6. Kearney (from Christchurch). „ The Karoro leaves for the north «| 8.15 a.m. to-morrow with Mr Ramsay (for Wellington). . The Kotuku from the north is due at the Taieri at 1 p.m. to-morrow. AERO CLUB ACTIVITIES. The Otago Aero Club’s Waco cabin plane ZK-ACY, piloted by Flying-offier D. C. Campbell, with Messrs D. C. Rutherford, R. S. Aitken, and S. A, J. Miles as passengers, the Moth Major ZKrADN, piloted by Mr P. A. Math*, son. with Mr L. A. Symons as passed, ger, the Moth ZK-ABF, piloted by Mr L. J. Stevens, with Mr J. Boat as passenger, and the Moth_ ZK-ACE,-piloted by Mr J. C. Tait, with Mr G, Herbert as passenger, left the Taieri at 1 p.m. today for Invercargill, and it is expected that the machines will return to-morrow afternoon. The Southland Aero Club’s Fox Moth ZK-ADC. piloted by Flying-officer S. L. Gilkison, with Messrs D. Crosbie, F. Walker, and S. Giles as passengers, arrived from Invercargill via Mossburn at 12.30 p.m. This machina leaves tomorrow on the return t* Invercargill via Mossburn, . .**•- J