New Planes For Mal
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Two new DOS’s have been pur chased by Mandalated Air Lines, New Guinea. This will bring the company’s fleet up to a total of five DOS’s and three Dragons; the Dragons operate out of Wewak.
One of the DOS’s was purchased from the Commonwealth Bank, Sydney; and the other one from Butler Airways. The company will put one of the planes into commis sion immediately and the other will remain South for some time. t Three of Suva’s 14 city councillors had leave of absence recently, and all found their way to Sydney.
Deputy Mayor, Or. W. E. (Blue) Goodsir, became ill while at Kadavu and made a hurried trip to consult his doctor in Sydney. Next on the list, also ill and in Sydney for a check-up, was Mr. Jim Turner. Or.
S. Narain had arrived earlier for a holiday and enjoyed Australia so much that he stayed for about three months. He went back on the Orcades on April 30, accompanied by Legco unofficial member, Mr.
A I. N. Deoki.