WEST COAST PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 March 1923, Page 3

WEST COAST PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN.

“Our trip to the Glaciers and Otira George and returning through the I'uli.■ r Gorge was simply wonderful and wo would not have n:".d it for world - - art the. constant remarks one hears front tourists, not only in the cities n! ( iiri't"hurt It and NaLan. but in every town en route oi tins taiuous LoO-mile tour, and so ir. 11 'i • n t lv doe- cue Imar the iis.-ei'tiou that the tourists' attenlietis have been o very mm ii diverted hv th" con:• ler-allrm lions ni more advertised routes to Ote extent nl Imar failing to s» c whtii is conceded to be nn ,u 'v To iiiu'st s'" may ill the l)n----miiiimi but i lie lim ,sl tu the l 'urhl. Hint a mot . m tit :- on loot to i—no such propaganda lml only in New Zealat.'l but cpcially nvvi-Ous. as will living the intending tourist in do-' tenth v. lilt all the kuowh'dgc ot t .... ni, I. ~ntf Pun await lorn on the w mulct [ni Vest ( mi.-t toot Will, ike t.L.i' et in view- Mr M ■ Howard \< nnw on a loin 1 o! tlio { ~ast to the 1 Javiers, inteiv-ting local opinion m the matt -a ni i suing pt"pagnadn to the above talc. !. and he has met with marked approval ill his • lb" 1 • to impaiari-e P'is trip- . . With the local Exhibition now bein inaugurated. much <an **:■ tie k" > ( ',l ' > I otiulari-ii.g this trip, and a- it is intended to i--me this propaganda in tin. ' T, meet the Over-,xi. iralii, in tiic spring, such organisation will b Wall in 1 1 find by tlie opoiling dam e: the liibtion.