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’ | Westminster Bridgé, the Abbey

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_:|H. G..Parson; editor of The Star,
- (Golden, and a former M.L.A. |
.,.[...Ten days later, at Kenley, Col.
. | Edwards; deputy director of civil

| aviation, chatted with-us coneern-

: what. we saw there can be given
+ than-that by the aviation corres- |
'pondent of The Daily Telegraph,

| adian: Weekly Newspapers” Asso-
_.eiation. visited Kenlev. aerodrome
7 vegterday morning by’. arrange-
jment between the Air ‘ministry
and the Empire Presa Union, and
{Saw a display of flying, illustra-
| tive of thé latest aerial tactics.

.; anton a small seale, but in some
. |respects giving an even more in-
| timate view of the. junior service!

Kenley j 18 ‘headquarters ’

jof No. 6 Group, whose particular}

tat work,
_. (The BALK, pageant is held at an.
one sees the. real thing. - cold

_ | Samson,
_ {evests.. The: ‘aerodrome is, the
|home of No.: ga Squadron, and the: yep

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fa-type that: was" not’ ‘répresenigdys. 4
|i iit thé R: ACB, ‘pageant. aoa a |
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MBER 19, 1924

‘With The Editors.

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“acy wa cpete oY 7

orce station, Now you fre-
quently meet other planes. pase;|
ing in: an “opposite direction.’ -

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lize that there is still plenty of

there are considerable woods be-
You' watch the wind waves
in the green corn, the cloud sha.
dows swiftly passing -over the:
fields, hop gardens..and. chalk,
‘pits. On you fly, with views of |

ter and the. Medway, Tonbridge
and Sevenoaks. - :

The farms, manor houses and
villas now give place to closely-
packed. rows of houses to the
right, and~at: 8:50-p:m. it: comes
to you that that big building is
the. Crystal Palace.. You-begin.
to drop lower. In ten minutes |
you are saying. farewell-to your’
‘great silvery steed. -A brief wait:

you to-your hotel.:
. After Paris the London suburbs
look dowdy..Suddenlv youemerge

your respect-for its history—looks
like..a. dirty. ditch... On, over’

may. remind you. that,::six. hours

-: Pwo. British: Columbians flew ('
over on this ‘trip, the.other being

ing the. possibilities of commer-|3
‘cial flying. -No better account of

headed. ‘Canadian, Editors Show’ .
I: is appended:

About 170 members of the Can-

It was a Royal Air Force page-

concern is the defence of London, |.

aerodromé whieh. is not yet ‘ai.
regular, service centre? at Reiley

There is sunshine and you rea: a

an the Thames, . which—for all

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_ Rates $1.50 per day up.

zB E. Orchard, Owner
European or American Plan
The headquarters for the, Bulkley
Valley.- Tourists and Commercial men

find this a grand hotel to stop at.

All trains met. Autos, livery or rigs
saddle horses provided.

Senifhers. B. C.

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6. W. Dawson Manager

commercial men,
Dining room in connection

Rates reasonable. * _ Patronage is _
solicited . ns ;

Hazelton - -

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Special ‘attention 6 “travellers”
‘. . arriving or departing on -
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Grandview. Hotel

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““HOCARVATH -, PROP.‘

“ Dining Room. ;
] and Sample Roonis in conection

The ‘office?’ “comninanding: ‘the |
group is. Air-Gommaodore COR.
and. he. received ‘the

hand of. the squadron played dur
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