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	Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
	Bi-plane Waitaki Hydro		1932	Only plane to land at Waitaki Hydro, Joy rides were available at 10 shillings for 10 minutes.
	Batten, Jean		18 Oct 1936	Jean Batten being met at her aeroplane by five men. One man filming with camera. Signed "Best Wishes Jean Batten 18.10.1936" [Possibly 16.10.1936]
	Aeroplane 'Avro' c.early 1920s at Alma Airfield?		1920s?	Aeroplane 'Avro' c.early 1920s at Alma Airfield?
	Notman's "Flying Flea". Dave Whittaker at controls.		1937	Notman's "Flying Flea". Dave Whittaker at controls. First flight of this aircraft was made in 1937 from the Oamaru Aero Club grounds (R Borrie's farm), Alma and reached a height of 50 feet. During the next flight the "Flea" reached 1,200 feet.
	Notman's Flying Flea.		1937	First flight of this aircraft made in 1937 from the Oamaru Aero Club grounds (R Borrie's farm), Alma and reached a height of 50 feet. During the next flight the "Flea" reached 1200 feet.
	Southern Cross at Alma airport, Totara		05 Mar 1933 1928	"Southern Cross" at Alma airport, Totara. "Plume" fuel truck. Aircraft was the first to fly the Tasman Sea in 1928. Made a refuelling stop at Totara Airfield on March 5th 1933, during a tour of New Zealand after the crossing. Many local people took a flight in the plane at a cost of 10 shillings.
	Sir Charles Kingsford Smith at the Oamaru Aero Club		05 Mar 1933	Sir Charles Kingsford Smith at the Oamaru Aero Club landing ground at R Borrie's farm, Alma, 1933. Plane, Southern Cross.
	Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and unidentified men at Oamaru Aero Club		1933	Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and unidentified men at Oamaru Aero Club landing ground at R Borrie's farm, Alma, 1933.
	First flight of aircraft, the "Flying Flea" in 1937.		1937	First flight of aircraft, the "Flying Flea" in 1937. Reached a height of 50 feet. During the next flight the "Flea" reached 1,200 feet.
	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street		Circa 1936	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street, behind Campbell's Butchery, c. 1936.
	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street		Circa 1936	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street, behind Campbell's Butchery, c. 1936.
	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street		Circa 1936	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street, behind Campbells Butchery, c. 1936.
	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street,		Circa 1936	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street, behind Campbell's Butchery, c. 1936.
	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street		Circa 1936	Flying Flea under construction at W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street, behind Campbell's Butchery, c. 1936.
	Flying Flea near entrance to W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street		Circa 1936	Flying Flea near entrance to W L Notman's Workshop, Thames Street, behind Campbell's Butchery, c. 1936.
	Flying Flea at Airport, Alma, south of Oamaru		Circa 1936	Flying Flea at Airport, Alma, south of Oamaru. Caption reads "Testing at Alma, 1936".
	Trials of Flying Flea at Alma, South of Oamaru		Circa 1937	Trials of Flying Flea at Alma, South of Oamaru.
	Flying Flea over Alma, 15 May, 1937		15 May 1937	Flying Flea over Alma, 15 May, 1937. (Photograph has a hand-written caption on the front - ZM-AAC in flight at the Alma aerodrome May 15/1937. Built by W L Notman. Piloted D Whitaker.
	Launch of boat Leader at Cross Wharf		1934	Launching of boat Leader at Cross wharf, 1934. Builders of the boat are from left: George Boaden, Joe Martyn, Jim Williams. Leader Ou.