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Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1925, Page 2

Tin: proposal to << ll lis; the iijiprnM <if I lie Canterbury progress I .clique in regard l'i investigating I In■ d", < li, inii' til -( 1>«• 11 n.' affecting jin- |'si r >i 11 Ii nl 1 - liiml promises to In- a success. Last wink l)r Toicholmann, a prominent member of the Westland League. took the inatler up with the executive of the Oantorhurv League. Referring to the matter the “Lyttelton Times" said : “A proposition is on foot to arrange for a party representing the Canterbury Progress League to visit South Westland early next year, gniii ii via the southern lakes distri-ts. In this eoimeelinn Dr E. Teiehelinann. of Hokitika visited Christehnreh. and he left for Wellington on Friday night. His mission is to endeavour to arrange with the Government to carry the party on the Tutnnokai when that vessel makes her annual tour at the end of January or the beginning of February. This would he a good business proposition from the Government’s point of view. The party will inspect the scenic resorts and collect inforauntion regard ini road development and other matters. Dr Teiehelinann will rei ill'll from Wellington in a few days' time, and if lie has been successful in mill; inti the proposed arrangements. Air P. I!. Clime "ill then proceed with the formation of a party fully representative. of all the interests of the Progress League.“ II L known that Mr Climie. the very active organiser of the League is in favour of fully probing the proposition, and it would ap'ear that as a. result of the revived agitation in this matter, something material is likely to result. It the Canterbury delegation can ho induced to make the tour a very important step in a great undertaking will have been made.