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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 200, 24 July 1937, Page 5

WE’RE OFF 1 Twin propellors turn leisurely as the giant Lockheed plane taxis down the field and wheels round into the wind, while the passengers comfortably settled in their seats await the supreme thrill of flight! Now the huge gleaming machine moves forward, faster and faster; the hangars and the watching crowd whipping by. The speeding si , low of the plane detaches itself and slips behind, becoming smaller every moment —we’re off! On wide silver wings we are lifting up and up into a new breath-taking world; cruising the skies with less than the motion of a modern car. AUCKLAND-WELLINGTON TIMETABLE (Daily, including Sundays) Southbound: Northbound: Leave Auckland 12 noon, arrive New' Leave Wellington 12 noon, arrive Plymouth 1.4 p.m.; leave New Ply- Palmerston North 12.38 p.m.; leave mouth 1.14 p.m., arrive Palmerston Palmerston North 12.55 p.m., arrive. North 2.12 pan.; leave Palmerston New Plymouth 1.46 p.m.; leave New North 2.22 p.m., arrive Wellington Plymouth 1.56 p.m., arrive Auck--3 p.m. land 3 p.m. CONNECTIONS. Connection is made with the Palmerston North-Christchurch-Dunedin Service at Palmerston North; and with the Cook Strait Airway. Wellington-Blenheim-Nclson-Greymouth-Hokitika Service at Wellington. Particulars, Bookings, etc., from— Messrs M. A. Eliott, Ltd., BrondtraV Are. (Tot. 6203). or K. G. Chamberlain, National Bank i : ldg., Rangitikei Street (Tel. 7512) . Post letters and parcels, Air Mail — 2d. per ounce —for Earliest Delivery, UMttCO mmmrnm OF N.Z. LTD.