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People looking at a DH 89 Dragon Rapide (ZH-ACO) named ‘Tainui’ anchored on the grass at Milson Aerodrome, Palmerston North. The aircraft had competed in the England – Australia Melbourne Centenary Air Race after which it flew on to New Zealand and landed in Palmerston North. The plane was flown by three New Zealanders: Squadron Leader J D Hewitt, Flying Officer C E Kay and F Stewart.

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Date
1930s
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2007N_Av37_TEC_1231
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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Glider, powered glider and small plane
Union Airways aeroplane at Milson Airport
M H Oram and crowd at the opening of Manawatu Aero Club landing strip, Milson
Skyhawk crash in Ruahine Ranges
Wreckage of Captain Russell's "Avro", F9745, aeroplane, New Plymouth
Union Airway's hangar, Milson Airport
Boeing 737, Milson Airport
‘Popotea’ Aircraft
'Southern Cross' aeroplane, Milson Airport
Inauguration of the first Air Mail service from Palmerston North
de Havilland Rapide at Milson Airport
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith's aeroplane, the 'Southern Cross', at Milson Airport

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aeroplane,
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photographs,
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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Glider, powered glider and small plane
Union Airways aeroplane at Milson Airport
M H Oram and crowd at the opening of Manawatu Aero Club landing strip, Milson
Skyhawk crash in Ruahine Ranges
Wreckage of Captain Russell's "Avro", F9745, aeroplane, New Plymouth
Union Airway's hangar, Milson Airport
Boeing 737, Milson Airport
‘Popotea’ Aircraft
'Southern Cross' aeroplane, Milson Airport
Inauguration of the first Air Mail service from Palmerston North
de Havilland Rapide at Milson Airport
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith's aeroplane, the 'Southern Cross', at Milson Airport