TASMAN FLIGHT
BIG ORDEAL FOR THREE LADLES SYDNEY, January 23.
There wor (i three very tired, but very happy, women 'in Sydney last 'week, ■states a Sydney newspaper—Lady Kingsford Smith, Airs Kings ford Smith, sen., and AH's John Stannage. Unt ; l the aviator landed in New Zealand th e hours were a long ordeal for them. Until the minute he landed at New Plymouth, Sir Charles was in touc.i with his home.
All day glorious bouquet* from' a <w : de circle of friends were delivered at the home.
When thu plane landed, champagne was brought off ice, and toasts were drunk. The corks were autographed, and will be placed in Junior’* “bottom drawer.”
An excited young mother whispered to him time and again—“Oh, what a daddy you have An entry was made in his “Baby* Book"—“Smithy” calls it Junior’s “Log” —“Daddy arrived ’in New Zealand.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 January 1933, Page 6
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145TASMAN FLIGHT Hokitika Guardian, 24 January 1933, Page 6
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