Hythe flying boats arrive in Australia via Bowen call
Lord Knollys, chairman of B O A C, flies the Hythe class flying boat to Australia marking the first postwar commercial arrival. In Melbourne the craft is pictured, and in Bowen it is shown being fuelled by Shell. The article details the Hythe class design, range of 2000 miles, passenger layouts, crew positions, and improvements over war time shapes.
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Lord Knollys
B.O.A.C
Australia
Bowen
Melbourne
Shell
Hythe
British Overseas Airways Corporation
Hythe Clase
Comepeport Ae
Empire Flying Boute
Atepe
Opera Fara
Aix
Asm
Shell Company OF Australia Limited
LNCOI
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Letter to the Editor on Chatman Crossing funding dispute
A reader letters column criticizes a June 4 report about funding a railway crossing at Smiths Crossing. Dr Heron and others debate costs to the council, with figures around £27 to £116 and a final suggestion to cover 615 to aid neighbors. The writer, Mr. Bator, complains the council’s stance harms his area and urges support for funding the crossing.
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Albert Staith
Burl
Waltes
Chatmwant Pawere
Heron
Tipiog
Chatman
Smith
Hleron
Gr. Heron
Soker
Gaultad
Counell
Vast
Mr. Bator
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