FINEST VIEW IN HAWKE'S BAY

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 927, 21 September 1910, Page 8

FINEST VIEW IN HAWKE'S BAY

ROADING AT TANGORO. L ' (B?"' Telejrapii,—Special".Corrrapon(lei^;;Jv'--;,- . Naoler, September 20. v Good progress is'being. made with . tl'io '"reading of'- : the newly-opened •Tangoro Sottlomcntv ' Th'o entire reading," which will-be eight or nine : miles -. :iri/len^K^>rilli'beireii^i , atbut■ J FebrMrsj , By. that time complete access to every \ section in tho block will bo provided.' . ■ There is -a good ' deal settlement: along . tho read, and very shortly, it may be made tho main coach'route to Wairoa. - r v It leaves the ''Wairoa Road on tho east side of tho Tangoro River, and it rojoins on the hill overlooking' the south" side of tho Devil's Elbow. .This:; routewould make the, road to Wairoa about.: • three-quarters "of a -mile, longer than at ■ " present, but the grades are much better^.',■ ; .v:- ; Anptner:thmg>m ; iia ; favpur, is / ; unrivalled- view, is obtained ;-from . its: highest point. ■: - It.-is described by a . uentleman well: qualified; to judge v; as-ji?. the best .view of Hawko's Bay it is pos- ; ■ sible to secure.. "Why," ho declared,.; "you- can see every, house in. Napier, . and. almost the. whole : of the plains are . visible. I should, not be surprise*! _if. tourists froYi other parts make the'trip ::-,S simplv for the view "Mid for the sake . : of enjoying tho clcar, pure air of . the."/ beighte.";-V/ ./ i; ■■ £/.;