NEW SIGNS TO GUIDE VISITORS TO ARTHUR’S PASS.—Two of four recently-erected signs at Arthur’s Pass. The top picture, showing a sign set into the two halves of a big hand-sawn log, is on the West Coast boundary of the park. The other photograph shows the cairn and plaque on the summit. The work was carried out by the park ranger (Mr R. W. Clelland) and his assistant (Mr Hans Bonny).
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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28262, 27 April 1957, Page 3
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70NEW SIGNS TO GUIDE VISITORS TO ARTHUR’S PASS.—Two of four recently-erected signs at Arthur’s Pass. The top picture, showing a sign set into the two halves of a big hand-sawn log, is on the West Coast boundary of the park. The other photograph shows the cairn and plaque on the summit. The work was carried out by the park ranger (Mr R. W. Clelland) and his assistant (Mr Hans Bonny). Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28262, 27 April 1957, Page 3
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