Crashed at Ohariu Valley on February 13, 1977. Bob Kerr photo

To the UK as G-CBOA in 2002. Back in NZ in 2016. Bob Kerr photo

Registered in 1957 and cancelled on export to New Zealand in July 1962.

Crashed at Wairongomai on December 12, 1976. Photo from: Evening Post/Alexander Turnbull Library

A real aviation curiosity. This is the only survivor of the nine Agricolas built. Previously ZK-BXO, the type was built as a crop spraying aircraft and this example has been in a dismantled state for many years. It flew again early in August in the hands of Carl Tyers and attended the International Auster Club fly-in at Rearsby, the airfield where it was built in 1966.

This 1966 built curiosity is the only survivor of the nine Agricolas made. Previously ZK-BXO, the type was built as a crop spraying aircraft and this example had been in a dismantled state for many years until it was returned to the air in late 2013. It has since been sold and returned to New Zealand

This 1966 built curiosity is the only survivor of the nine Agricolas made. Previously ZK-BXO, the type was built as a crop spraying aircraft and this example has been in a dismantled state for many years. It flew again early in August in the hands of Carl Tyers and is seen here with him again flying it over Rutland. It was cancelled from the UK Register in March 2016 as sold in New Zealand. Many thanks to Carl Tyers and to Malcolm Isbister.