Guinea Airways' New
pp. 34-36 · Read in the full issue
Plane.
THE, latest addition to the air fleet of Messrs. Guinea Airways, Limited, a new Stinson Reliant, was shipped from Sydney for New Guinea by the “Macdhui” on February 2. The machine will be re-assembled and fitted with floats on arrival at Lae, G.A.’s headquarters in the Mandated Territory.
Guinea Airways’ fleet now consists of 15 machines —seven Junkers, four Fords, three Stinsons, and a Moth.
An interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum has been declared by W. R. Carpenter & Co., Ltd., on ac count of the 1938 year. Last year’s dividend was 9 per cent, in an interim 4 per cent., and final 5 per cent.
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