A Marine Holiday.

Manawatu Herald, 13 January 1894, Page 2

A Marine Holiday.

Those who have the management of the shipping at this port would do well to take some notice of the natural desire of country settlers to enjoy a day on and at the seat On Anniversary Day we hold Otir rasing co-roival, wjjieh if wvf musk

appreciated by a large section of the I public-, chiefly, however, of the male Sexv.^ah'd., felieir SobVenlence tile ruh*rini» of «he trains is altered and a reduction in the fares made. Under these circumstances it seems a little hard that for those who, do; Hoi- like races some other form of a j 'dky's outing \h bo't. se'oure<L lii o'.tv lotfl'l rVrl\e We have the fine steamer the . y.!t.een of the South, whose. c.iplo.in is a deservedly popular man, and it has been 'represented to us that wpvo he to take advantage oi of the ulcered train service and ran n trip from die yrlmrf to the heads u ad there landed those who desired a ramblo on the beach, and took the remainder oat oVct 1 the bar for a trip, with some fishing on the wellknown schnapper banks, a very large number would avail themselvp* y J the_ opportunity £ Qm]d m £ ft i ? r C.j«cu be considered it would be advisable to thoroughly well make known the intention in the inland towns. This trip might prove the fore-runner of many pleasant trips which could be organised during the summer months.