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TWO NEW ZEALANDERS KILLED. (Unf'ed Preset!ssociawon—Bw Elecfric Te 1 o gr’Ap)—C opyr igb (Received this day at 15 p.m.) ' LONDON, October 12. Two New Zealanders, flight-lieutenant J|nrold Claude Marett, Acting pilotofficer Adrian Kinross White, pilot and passenger respectively, at the ah force training .school at Grantham wete killed instantly 1 when their plune suddenly gO|(. into a spin and nose-dived. White jumped over lioar the earth, but his parachute dkl not open. Marett crashed with the debris of the machine which killed sheep as it crashed.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 October 1932, Page 6
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87AVIATION Hokitika Guardian, 13 October 1932, Page 6
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