Coastweek Newspaper Vol 8 No 26 (June 21-27,1985)

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Inside this issue: ‘Rescue malindi job’ campaign: With the closure of two long established and popular hotels at Malindi, there is a dearth of tourists in the town and trade generally is suffering; Sydney and Adelaide in kenya call: Two helicopter carrying guided missile frigates of the Royal Australian Navy, HMAS Adelaide and HMAS Sydney have arrived in Mombasa on a good may visit to Kenya; Giant dutch salvage tug in brief port call: A typical example of one of the largest of the present breed of deep- sea salvage tugs paid a 3-day call last week; We need this new bridge at likoni:The progress report on the construction of the Kilifi bridge was welcome news to Kilifi and Malindi commuters; Good news from kenya airways…Kenya Airways’ plan to acquire the service of a wide bodied aircraft later this year is welcome news to all supporters of the National Carrier as well as tour operators and hoteliers; Mbarak sweeps campell trophy: A field of 47 players completed for the prestigious R.S. Campell Trophy played at the Mombasa golf club last weekend; Sailing notes: Were were five entrants in the second race for the June monthly Mug with Dale Cummings in Tally Ho joining the previous week’s sailors.