DOMINION ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 20 October 1925, Page 1

DOMINION ITEMS.

[hy telegraph—per press association-.]

'THE COLERIDGE TRAGKDV. Cl IR IHTCII ERCTI. Dei. is. An inquest on ihe body of Archibald AlacEai lane. ~ victim of the 'Tunnel eidem at Lake Coleridge, witch wa--i,,v, red on Saturday night, wa- opened in-day at the scene of the tragedy. After evidence of identification had he*a, taken, the inouc-t wa- adjoin lied until the bodies of Given and MacDonald bad been recovered, or until the work of lee,,verv had boon abandoned The W,„k ej ",0n,,1,t drive in order to try to rescue the li,flics ,<I Green and Ahn Donald was <• nitin,!'■'! to-day. FLIGHT TO DUNEDIN. Dl NEDIX. Dei. Jit. Captain 1.. AI. Isilt. and Sergeant S mil I, weie a! Sn. k'mii'n Aeia nl l • qiie. ( ui'i-l, hniv!:. at l thi-. mornii.;.. .1,,-! I:<| mmm later allim Ila vi 1:,,,, I aero)>la,ic. D. 11 U. lauded I hen !h" Dunedin In,re. l-'av mil able i her , ondit ion- a emu ii• •, 1 1 inn to the remarkable sure,-.- ■,T the trip. Ti e aeliievcmei, I represents another slep in the dev elupmeiit of New Zealand avialinn. Ii i" the lir>! trip an aeroplane has made t<, 'Dunedin, lint the pihq's ,\ a I inn - il i- expected, will be of gren I value in investigations, which have a- their object the study of the possibilities ,>i a regular air service between the two cities. l’rngi .-.s made elsewhere in tile develop nielli ~l mail service justifies, even Hi,- most sanguine hopes. Captain Dm in visit ii,". Dunedin, will make plmtoe,!i- ■ t the Exhibit ion. Hi- v oik. the result - 'of w hieh will doubtless aI - 1 keen interest, will If eomple!.-,! 1.-, Ki'idav. lie will tty hark to Christeilureh.