“Hamilton”28 pages
- p. 13 …between Albatross Point and what we call Hamilton West, the object covered 70 miles."
pilot. "The…
- p. 14 …strange objects flying in the sky over Hamilton on Wednesday night have been received from two…
- p. 72 …Several Observers WATRATO TIMES
Reports of strange objects lying in the sky over Hamilton on Wednesday…
- p. 104 ZKAK 4443 0449500
JJ ACC WN
ATTENTION DUTY CONTROLLER
FOLLWOING FLYING SAUCER REPORT RECEIVED FROM HAMILTON…
- p. 128 …between Albatross Point and what we call Hamilton West, the object covered 70 miles."
It was…
- p. 150 …speed therefore 840 M.P.H.
## UKU
## HAMILTON
Another or same "Flying Light" sighted two hours…
- p. 156 …of Hamilton County GOC, on duty at the Mt. Healthy Post, phoned the writer of the…
- p. 227 …has an "Honorary Observer" in Hamilton, and he reports: "I heard the explosion, it was not…
- p. 233 …John E Stuart, IO James Street Claudelands Hamilton.
"FLYING SAUCER INVESTIGATION CLUB" 21 Maungakeikei Avenue, One…
- p. 249 …His report was not publisded.
## Hamilton July 8th
At 3.30pm on the 8th July the…
- p. 250 …E Stuart, of IO James Street, claudelands, Hamilton.
I, John E. Stuart, do hereby solemnly swear…
- p. 256 …Objects Over Hamilton
HAMILTON, Tue. (P.A.).—Strange objects have been reported in Hamilton skies.
A…
- p. 257 ## SUBJECT:
## FURTHER REPORTS OF
## STRANGE OBJECT SEEN WAIKATO TIMES IN HAMILTON SKY
The published report yesterday…
- p. 279 PUBLISHED at Hamilton on date 16th December, 1957 SUBJECT:
# Flying Saucers Are Again In The News…
- p. 281 …H. FORTUNE
Minister Assisting the Prime Minister.
HAMILTON
EDDCH SINCE
MINISTER OF DEFENCE
File
Referred .
Minister…
- p. 283 …The foregoing is the theory of
who was assisted
, Hamilton Flying Saucer Investigation
Society.
IIth July…
- p. 293 …The other company, James Aviation Limited, Hamilton, had successfully applied for its licence about two months…
- p. 312 …We have reports from France, America, Australia and quite recently from Hamilton New Zealand. Waikato Times…
- p. 313 …October 21 at Hamilton 3.15a.m. Orange coloured disc moving across sky at great speed…
- p. 357 …Stuart's home in Hamilton. A very pleasurable afternoon was spent and much discussions on the…
- p. 359 …U.S.A.; Mr.J.E.Stuart, Hamilton; Mr.Brassell,Wanganui; Mr. Fletcher, Nelson.
## C.S…
- p. 380 …Secretary, Hamilton Flying Saucer Investigation Society, 10 James Street, Claudelands, Hamilton, New Zealand.
President, Albert K…
- p. 400 …1 3 minutes
Hamilton 29.9.52 3 a.m. 2
Camuru 23.10.52 9…
- p. 402 …Fourteen people, including four women, met tonight in Hamilton and formed the Hamilton Flying Saucer Investigating…
- p. 411 …secs Saucer Nil Nil Blue green colour.
Hamilton 1948 Bright Sunlight Three 30 secs Saucer North…
- p. 415 …green, blue headed south green headed west.
Hamilton 9.12.52 9.45 pm Three 10…
- p. 425 # SCHOOLBOYS SEND "FLYING SAUCERS" OVER HAMILTON
HAMILTON, November 27 (P.A.).-Three "flying saucers" seen over…
- p. 438 …1 3 minutes
Hamilton 29/9/52 3 a.m. 2
Oamaru 23/10/52 9…
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The Air Secretary For suggested reply for my signature, please.
JXhu
3rd. sept. Oct. 1952.
8. 10.52
The Minister of Defence, WELLINGTON. CI
## Dear Sir,
After reading the account in Auckland Star," by an imaginative gentleman in Otahuhu, and seeing photos in the "N.Z, Free Lance," of Sept. 17 purporting to be of the much publicised "Flying Saucer," it has occurred to me that there may be a section of your organisation interested in these things.
Should this be so the following may be appreciated,
On wed. Ist. Oct. of current year at approx. 10-45 P.M. I was peering by lantern light at a young peach tree in orchard, when an unusual noise from the south attracted my attention. This noise quickly became more audible and distinct. At the time I was quite sure that I was listening to the whirring of a propeller with a dead motor behind it, and immediately looked up expecting to see a Tiger Moth or similar type plane coming down to a forced landing.
As it happened I saw nothing. My eyes were too slow to adjust themselves to the change of light and had the additional handicap of the glare from the moon which happened to be close to the direction of flight.