WELLINGTON'S CLAIMS
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WELLINGTON, Last Night. A deputation reprcsentative of the Wellington City Council, the Chamber of Commerce, the Harbour Board and other organisations waited on the We) iington district members of Parliameul to-day, urging support for Wellington 's claims to bo tho trans-Tasman air ter minal and the trans-Pacific shipping terminal. 1 The speakers stressed the advantages of Wellington particularly from a central point of view explaining the ecouomies in time and expenditure and , the distribution pf passengers and mails. The Minister of Transport proniised to get an expert opinion from the ground engineer of Pan-American Airways respecting Wellington 's facilities Mr R. McKeen, M.P., said he had discussed the question with the Hon. W. Nash, the Hon. P. C, Webb and the Hon, M. Fagan, and he assured the 1 deputation they wotild all co-operate in ] 1 pregsiag Wfiliijjgtaa's iaieifiati* *
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 19, 15 October 1937, Page 4
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