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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1405, 3 April 1912, Page 9

SPEND YOUR EASTER HOLIDAY ON THE WANGANUI RIVER. If you've never visited the Wanganui River, there's a treat ; n store. Pleasure and enjoyment are studied in every way. Comfortable liver steamers—the wonderful Houseboat near the Ohura Fails—the luxurious Pipirjki House, are all replete with those modern conveniences which are necessary to make any holiday enjoyable. JUtit the river—lords fail '° adequately describe ils beauty. Magnificent shadow pictures, beetling cliffs, beautiful stretches of water, fern, ami native bush, rapids and falls, all tend io ninko it the one beauty spot in Xew Zealand worth soeine; this Faster. I'or the convenience of tourists, steamers will leave Wnngunui for I'ipiriki at 7 a.m. on Thursday (April 4), Good Friday, Faster Saturday, and Faster Sunday, 'returniiijf any day except Kundav. The return steamer each day connects with tho Wellington Express at Aramoho at noon. A speei.il train leaves Wellington on Thursday, the 4th April, at midnight, and connects with river steamer at Aramoho Junction on Good Friday morning at 7 a.m.. enabling the tourist to roach Pipirilti. Full particulars of faro.;, >-tc., are obtainable from ali Government Tourist Bureaux. Cook and Sons, or A. Hatriek and Co., Ltd,, Wanganui, Taumarumii, or Wellington.—Advt. Dunns; Ihe past year (lie sum of .£OO7B Ss. 2d. was (alien in tolls over the Norfolk Bridfje, which stretches across the River Adur, on the direel rou'.n from Brighton io Worthint,' and Portsmouth. Do not ro to the expense of calling in a doctor when you sprain your ankle. Bathe your foot and ankle in water as hot as can be borne, and rub in Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely. Repeat the rubbins; several limes, and in two or three day; you will be a bio to (jet about, o.nd '"•ill bo quit* curtid In Loss than a. B-60k.-U»