AN AUSTRALIAN-BUILT COMMERCIAL AEROPLANE: The Larkin Aircraft Supply Co.'s "Lascoter" monoplane (220 h.p. Armstrong Siddeley "Puma"). This machine is claimed to be the first commercial aircraft completely designed and built in Australia to receive a certificate of airworthiness. It is mainly constructed of metal, and with the "Puma" engine and disposable load of 2,000 lbs. has a speed range of 45-112 m.p.h., and a ceiling of 15,000 ft. A "Nimbus" or "Jaguar" engine can also be fitted in this machine.

The "Lascoter" 5-seater monoplane fitted with a Siddeley "Puma" engine.

The "Lascondor," a 7-seater monoplane fitted with three Armstrong-Siddeley "Mongoose" engines.

THE "LASCONDOR" MONOPLANE: A three-engined (Armstrong-Siddeley "Mongoose"), seven-seater commercial machine, designed and built by the Larkin Co.