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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1354, 3 February 1912, Page 5

THE WANG-ANUI IS CALLING YOU,

A.ro you thoroughly tired out—tired of work—tired of town life ? Then von need a complete change—a real rost. There's 110 finer holiday (hail a trip to tho Wfcnganui Kivcr._ Commencing either at \V«iiijjaiim or Taumarunui—you make tho (rip in n swift, Comfortablesteamer. Tlio soencry is magnificent, virgin bush, lovely ferns, waterfalls, cataracts, Maori villages, gorges, caves, mountain peakseach turn of the river reveals something now and interesting. Sir)]) a day or two at the unifliio Houseboat sec the ?n:i/r----nifictnt Ohura Falls. Then go on ta Piprriki and spend a week in comfort, surrounded by the most )> dutiful scenery. The Waiignmii is the liest holiday for the moil with a few days' vacation. It is the choopnst too. Wungamii to Pipiriki, and return—twodays' trip—is only iMs. steamer tare, l ull particulars from all Government Bumuix, Cook and Sons, Tourist Agents, and A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wangmnii and Taumarunui.—Advt.

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