“Headquarters”37 pages
- p. 2 …copy from the Defence Library c/o Headquarters New Zealand Defence Force Aitken St Wellington. They…
- p. 5 …31/8/2010
For Headquarters New Zealand Defence Force
NB: Classified documents of other New Zealand…
- p. 12 …THE best part of a day's discussion at Air Headquarters yesterday did not find the…
- p. 21 …Currently many reports being received at our headquarters Expert reports to reach meek volume over Christmas…
- p. 76 …The Director of Intelligence, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Headquarters, Wellington.
From: The Director, Carter Observatory…
- p. 96 …of Intelligence, R.N.Z.A.F. Headquarters, Departmental Buildings, Stout Street, WELLINGTON
## REPORT ON STRANGE…
- p. 98 …of a day's discussion at Air Headquarters yesterday did not find the explanation of the…
- p. 99 …The Director of Intelligence, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Headquarters, Wellington.
From: The Director, Carter Observatory…
- p. 106 …The Director of Intelligence, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Headquarters, Wellington.
From: The Director, Carter Observatory…
- p. 129 A NEW ZEALAND organisation with headquarters at Onehunga for nearly three years has been engaged on…
- p. 144 …6th MAY, 1954, AT C.S.I. HEADQUARTERS, 1 NISSAN PLACE, ONEHUNGA, S.E.5, AUCKLAND…
- p. 150 …of other "Flying Lights" which reached CSI Headquarters during November. An appreciable number reported that the…
- p. 152 …down over a wide area around the headquarters of the U.S. delegation. He assures us…
- p. 173 …H.FULTON AT C.S.I'S HEADQUARTERS I, NISSAN PLACE, ONEHUNGA.S.E.5. AUCKLAND…
- p. 178 …CIVILIAN SAUCER INVESTIGATION(NZ)
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22nd, November 1955
Headquarters I Nissan Place, Onehunga S.E…
- p. 181 …FULTON
Secretary
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Headquarters
I Nissan Place Onehunga S.E.5.
P.O. BOX 1914,
AUCKLAND…
- p. 185 …BEHIND THE SCENES AT C.S.I. HEADQUARTERS: C.S.I. central Committee has big plans…
- p. 187 …ARGENT CALL!
Issued from C.S.I. Headquarters:- 1 Nissan Place, Onhunga, AUCKLAND. S.E.5…
- p. 198 …Air Headquarters, Wellington. (Attention D of I).
DATE : 13th April, 1955.
REF : WH:C21/5/AIR…
- p. 209 …copy from the Defence Library c/o Headquarters New Zealand Defence Force Aitken St Wellington. They…
- p. 216 …P.O. BOX 1914. AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND.
Headquarters. I Nissan Place Onehunga S.E.5. Auckland…
- p. 228 …The occurrences, to my knowledge, were confined to the headquarters of C.S.I. (N.Z…
- p. 232 …H.H.Fulton Cover by D.Metcalf.
HEADQUARTERS I NISSAN PLACE ONEHUNGA S.E.5.
June…
- p. 243 …informed headquarters that something very similar and strange badly scared two men at Titirangi the same…
- p. 254 …money-order to A.F.S.B. Headquarters 3 Ferguson Avenue Fairfield Australia and obtain copies…
- p. 255 …considerations; also his place of duty is 22 miles from his home and headquarters. However, enough…
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- p. 286 …Magadan is the headquarters of a region that he
- p. 293 …PLAN
An aerial top-dressing firm with headquarters in New Plymouth, Rural Aviation Limited, hopes to…
- p. 318 …H.H.Fulton at C.S.I. Headquarters I Nissan Place, Onehunga S.E.5. Luckland…
- p. 329 …and has appealed to C.S.I. headquarters for the particulars of all sightings on our…
- p. 346 …A senior Air Force officer said in Cape Town today that Air Force headquarters was investigating…
- p. 353 …Armed Forces Intelligence Division or Government Security Headquarters, have or plan a similar parallel investigation, is…
- p. 377 …The Marine Corps statement was issued at headquarters of the Second Marine Air Wing here. It…
- p. 380 …Bender, International Flying Saucer Bureau, International Headquarters, P.O. Box 241, Bridgeport 2, Connecticut, U.S…
- p. 410 …who is President of Civilian Saucer Investigation (N.Z.), a private group with headquarters in Auckland…
- p. 437 …Bender, International Headquarters, Bridgeport, Connecticut.
British Branch. Captain E.L. Plunkett, 71, Chedworth, Horfield, Bristol, 7…
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Just after 8.30 p.m. on 16th October 1952 I was outside my fré door (upper part of Messines Road, Karori, Wellington) facing East, admiring the clear sky and stars, when I saw what for a moment I took for a meteor. My next reaction was that this was a very large meteor about to land uncommonly close. Then, "no, it is not a meteor, it is a flying saucer". The object was flying from East to West, at a guess about mid-way between Eastbourne and the Heads. It went very fast, some three, four or five (?) times as fast as a fast plane. Its appearance was like the reflection of a searchlight on the bottom of a cloud, but its course, from my angle, took it well clear of the two or three small clouds in the sky, which lay to the South of its course. It became obscured by some small trees, and I rushed forward to try to follow its course to the West, but I could not see it again. It did not seem to be travelling at a very great height, perhaps 10,000 feet, but this was very difficult to judge, as was its size. There was no sign of searchlight activity, or a searchlight cone. A "saucer" seemed to be quite a good description of the object.
I went indoors, and said to my wife "guess what I have seen". "A flying saucer" she replied. "Yes". "Why didn't you call me?" "It went far too quickly". ('There was a cartoon in the Evening Post depicting various flying kitchen utensils). My strongest drink had been milk. Having had this experience, I think I should report it, at any rate within my Department of Scientific and Industrial Research.
47. 258 Ex 716 FILE. 43 OCT 1952