New Zealand's Greater City
AT on.cc, Christchurch, which is reall a suburb of Lyttelton, is th greatest city m the whole world. I
has nothing to touch it. The water-cress industry — grown on the banks of the famous Avon ' is greater here than anywhere else, and the wil-low-tree cultivahooped some day to manufacture cricket bats. that has given
y Cathedral spire (price, one shilling). c Architecture m this city is the t greatest the world has ever seen and
ever wants to see. One can see that m the Cathedral <A silver coin m the plate will bring that pleasure to the tourist). A special dred&e has i ust been invented the Same Style aS the Panama Canal and turn it ifc is h°Ped to
[ Christchurch its ' achieve m the wonderful name. The Cathedral rises short space of seventy-five years, above everything else. Described as a Regattas then, could be held. Christflat city it is nothing of the sort. church is certainly the most magniflThere are the Cashmere hills. Its cent, if not the greatest city m the picturesqueness can be seen from the word of nineteen twenty-seven.
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NZ Truth, Issue 1141, 13 October 1927, Page 4
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188New Zealand's Greater City NZ Truth, Issue 1141, 13 October 1927, Page 4
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