Aerial Transport In
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New Guinea
BEFORE he sailed on his return to London, Mr. J. P. Blaikie Webster, the new head of New Guinea Goldfields Ltd., made contracts with the New Guinea aerial transport companies for the hand ling- of N.G.G. freight. The lion’s share goes to Guinea Airways Ltd., and the balance is divided between Holden’s Air Transport Services Ltd. and Carpen ter’s Aerial Service. We understand the currency of the new contracts is one year.
If, as is reported, N.G.G. at last are to undertake a more active programme of development and gold-getting, they will have a substantial volume of freight be tween the coast and Wau.