THE NGAPUHI EXCURSION.
(By Telegraph.— Special to "Btar"),
RUSSELL, this day.
The s.s. Ngapu'ai arrived here this morning from Whangarei. after a calm passage. The excursionists had a very enjoyable ou»;:ng yesterday, driving in buggies to Whareora and Kamo, a distance of fifteen miles altogether. The caves at the former p]ace greatly interested the party. In one of" the cha.ni pars a photograph of some of the members vras taken by magnesium light. After a delightful but dusty drive to Kamo a. bath "in the soda springs was most refreshing. Magnifl, c?nt 'weatjier adpls greatly ''%' the' s'ttce?e? of the excqrsion, Keeping eVervboe w the hisheef%4rits. ' "? '' r "
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 44, 21 February 1905, Page 4
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