SOUTHERN SKY
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KINGSFORD SMITH DUBIOUS x ABOUT TASMAN - - FLIGHT
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Sydney, April ' 21. Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, in an interview, said. "I may fly the Southern Sky to New Zealand, but I do not think it would be' very wise. The Southern Sky "should only he flown across the Tasman 'if the shipping rates are too- -high-." ' •' : Sir Charles says he would be only too glad t'o enter 'the anUrace from London to Melhourne "if anybody gives me a nice pl'ahe." At an auction kaleUn Sydney this week of the property of the Australian Nation'^! Airwdys (ih liquidati'on) a passenger aeroplane, the ; Southern Sky, was purch'ased on behalf of Mr. Mack^Ly,-: mhhaging: direc'tbr pf T. r _ 1__ ' T7 _'Jl ^ — J A ^Y-rrn-r TO TVin £1. T ITQ O.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 513, 22 April 1933, Page 5
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132SOUTHERN SKY Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 513, 22 April 1933, Page 5
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