TASMAN FLIGHT
ULM’S PROPOSAL TO START ON‘FRIDAY Per Press Assooiation — Clopyright.) WELLINGTON, November 20., Cabled advice that Mr C. T. Ulna will leave .Richmond Aerodrome (New Soutli Wales), bound for New Zealand, in the plane, "Faith in Australia,” on Friday, has been received by the Vacuum Oil Coy. T v The machine at present is undergoing certain modifications at Aerodrome, Sydney. The engines , are ■ being overhauled, and passenger ac- - copnnodation fitted Up in the cabin. It is expected that the machine will make a test flight to-morrow,; The present plans, are for Ulm and party to leave Richmond Aerodrome in the early hours of Friday morning, arriving in New Zealand in the afternoon. ' ' It has not been decided Where he will make his landing at the completion of the flight, hut it is extremely likely that he will come to Rongotai Aerodrome (Wellington)! j" : • Ulm’s manager, Mr Smyth, who until recently, was Secretary, of the Aero Club of New South Wales, reach Auckland to-morrow by the Marania, and upori Iris aiTivat ill Wei-* lington, the complete itinerary 'of Ulm’s tour will be arranged.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 November 1933, Page 4
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183TASMAN FLIGHT Hokitika Guardian, 21 November 1933, Page 4
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