Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 24 September 1936Vol. VII, No. 2

Pilot Clark Forced Off Route

p. 69 · Read in the full issue

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From Our Own Correspondent SALAMAUA, September 15.

TILTING a Moth aeroplane owned by A Carpenter Airways, Pilot G. J. Clark was forced by extremely bad weather to fly off his route between Juni aerodrome and Wau, New Guinea, and make for the Papuan coast on September 12. He landed on a plantation.

Mr. Clark returned to Salamaua on September 14.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sheringham, of Bulolo, New Guinea, arrived in Melbourne with their son early in September to spend annual leave. Mr. Sheringham is assayer for Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd.

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