CO129-479 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1923 [1-3] — Page 356

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as well as upon many subsidary router.

From Shanghai, connection may be contemplated with Japan through the medium of Japanese Companies now forming; by which the Route will be extended to Yokohama (for Americs)

The eventual co-operation with the Dutch and the establishment of a Singapore.- Australia Route, may also be contemplated.

An auxiliary service from Calcutta to Penang, would link up the Indian Bailways with the Eastern Aviation Routee, and would cut down the time taken from Eng) and to the East by some 50%,

2. (See "Canada'a Use of the Seep) ame")

Exploration and Research can be and has been carried out over Forest and Swamp lends, • great dea] more easily by Air than by any other method.

Landings can be mede at various spots, observations made and checked; while the absolute accuracy of a photo- graphic record made in this way of any unusual or interest- ing features places this method of procedure well shead of any other,

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Aerial Survey has an undoubted and definite value to such Countries as Malaya; Garawak and Borneo.

Such work is a proved success and as in (2) can be carried out at an actually smaller cost than the ordinary method of Survey in difficult country.

The whole of aviation in Oceania must be confined

to the seaplane or ♬ ving boat; for in consequence of the length of coast] ins involved; the frequent indentations; estuaries and rivers; survey work over land should be a matter of comparative ease.

It should be understood from the commencement that the seaplane is by far the most economica) type of aircraft for working as it does from the water, the necessity for aerodromes and expensive land clearing is no longer met with.

Any river, Jake or bev is a ready made base.