THE NEW ZEALAND GRAND TOUR

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2252, 14 October 1889, Page 2

THE NEW ZEALAND GRAND TOUR

There has been n.uod by ft* New 6oaland Burrey Department au illustrated aheet whlpl^ fcildß i^to handy form, deapriptive «.£ the varioua nlaoon of jntefeßj; m the colony aad full o? informs Mop .that n mqi( be found extremely ▼aln^lo by tourlate who are deatroaa of seeing all that oa n be seen la tb.ft oorner 05 tue earth, The tour is deßorlbed bioarly, tereely, and ia a manner whioh does ai maoh jastiee to Slvahna ■oenory as ia poasible, \n tbe apaoo, aud detailu as to tho qost of travelling, hotel ohargoß, are not omitted. Tho Vav«mer ia taken m hand, as It were, at the Bluff and then convoyed to Inveroargill, tho Lakoß, Duncd'n, and right to the northern extremity of th^ft colony, ov6ry place and thing likely to be of interest being oar^uUv noted aad exact inutruo iooß given as t j tho various menne by whioh the journey should be accomplished. The guidoßtieet ia admirably Illustrated by our old Invoroargill friend, Mr W. Deverell, tho pictures oonveyiug an exoollent idea of thogeao^al ohuraoterietios of the nqonory besides, being faithful representationß of * |Jhe placoß depicted There cap be no doubt t<he sheet will be prlzad by all visitors to tHoB© shores, and Government h%vo a.oted wisely and oonHtderately m issui - it m time to be of servioe \q \he, la?ge n&w of vtaltow whioh the jtixbibttioutA awe« Bonin- ' , land Wwaf, 11