“Christchurch”32 pages
- p. 10 …They passed over Christchurch about 1.30 p.m. As the aircraft moved on, they left…
- p. 24 25 NOV 1955
# AIR DEPARTMENT.
CHRISTCHURCH, N.W.4.
23rd November, 1955.
The Director of Civil…
- p. 25 …2 R.D. , CHRISTCHURCH.
The Regional Superintendent, Civil Aviation Administration, CHRISTCHURCH AIRPORT.
Dear Sir,
The following…
- p. 36 …12168
0182/50652
90/12165
17/16399
CHRISTCHURCH/AUCKLAND:
67/39485 CA
90/34627 CA
WELLINGTON…
- p. 165 …It was also seen by Palmerston North and Christchurch residents in N.Z. about that time…
- p. 186 …which he witnessed from his home in Christchurch at 10.21 p.m. on the 20th…
- p. 211 …The "Star-Sun" reporter and his wife were travelling by car towards Christchurch at 3.46…
- p. 219 …Coutts Island to the back of the Christchurch Airport and though the cloud bank was about…
- p. 226 …Carter had reported the incident to the Christchurch, N.Z., Press, and later decided to write…
- p. 255 …had the pleasure of meeting for the first time, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin Representatives, Branch leaders…
- p. 266 …It made a whizzing noise like a spinning top, they said.
# MYSTERIOUS LIGHT IN SKY CHRISTCHURCH…
- p. 299 …REPRESENTATIVES
Two further representatives have been appointed in two southern cities, Christchurch and Dunedin. Representatives are…
- p. 307 …Secretary 55 Tedder Avenue Christchurch E.3.
## WAS IT A METEOR?
## PERHAPS ONE DAY WE WILL…
- p. 312 …received two other reports around this time one from a lady in Christchurch and another from…
- p. 313 …August 25th Christchurch 6.40 p.m. fast moving strange light horizon tal course, in view…
- p. 314 ## FLYING SAUCERS PAGE 18
November 17th Christchurch 11p.m. two further observers of fast m ing…
- p. 332 …8.30 Palmerston North, Wellington, and Christchurch. A bright object, reported by many to be round…
- p. 333 …March 18, Christchurch. Dr C.D. Ellyet, Senior Lecturer in physics at Canterbury University College, claims…
- p. 359 …Sam Rix, Tauranga; Miss Ethne Hamber, Christchurch; Miss V.E.J.Allan, Dunedin; Dr.Benjamin D…
- p. 393 …A passenger on the Express from Christchurch saw an unusual light in the sky near Camara…
- p. 394 …Southland, North Otago, the West Coast and Christchurch. Some people who said they had seen it…
- p. 396 …was travelling with his son from Christchurch to Wellington on the Saturday night when they saw…
- p. 397 …The Christchurch observers given an apparent size of half a crown indicating a height of 6000…
- p. 398 …Nelson Yellow/White
10.30? Cheviot? Blue Green
Christchurch Blue S. Hissing
Camara Blue
11.8…
- p. 400 …9 17 minutes
Christchurch/New Brighton 29.10.52 9 p.m. 1
Taradale, Napier 30…
- p. 412 …Cigar South Nil GREEN LIGHT. Moving swiftly.
Christchurch 13.10.52 Nil One 5 secs Starline…
- p. 413 …minutes Saucer Nil Nil Redlights around lights
Christchurch 3.11.52 1115 pm Two one minute…
- p. 414 …Christchurch 6.12.52 1015 pm One 30 secs Disc South Hissing Blue in colour
Ryeburn…
- p. 418 …Williamson, has written to the "Evening Post" to say that the "flying saucer" seen in Christchurch…
- p. 421 # BLUE DISC THAT HISSED South-Bound 'Saucer' Seen At Three Points
PEOPLE in Christchurch, Kyeburn, and…
- p. 428 …Otago, from the West Coast and from Christchurch, among others. Some people, who said they had…
- p. 436 …Auckland astronomers and meter-
## Riccarton Run Confused By
CHRISTCHURCH, November unsettled nature of the weather heavy…
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