The Archive · 1939

Clipper Movements

Clipper, after waiting three days for favourable weather to take-off for morning and route to the United States. The Clipper carried no passengers.

"The Honolulu Clipper, which arrived at Guam today, will land at Manila tomorrow, depart for Hongkong on Wednesday and return here on Thurs-will then leave for the Graham Anderson Emily: Anderson, with the Rev. present, The casket, upon which rested a spray of red carnations from "Andy and Emily" and a spray from "Num" was placed over the grave by Messrs. J. L. Wade, J. C. Talbot, F. C. Roberts, G. Talbot, L. H. Wade, R. Headington, F. Talbot and H. Sell.

"Among those sending flowers were:

Les, Lance Lion and Lionel; Cis and John; Mabel, Auntie Augusta and Uncle 3 a Misa: Gloria and n Phyl and the "Twins"

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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