A WONDERFUL VILLAGE.
On the north bank of the Clyde River, eight mile- from Glasgow, lie the village ot Bowling. In appearance it is a country village with just its outskirt on the liver boasting a shipyard. At this point the Kilpatrick and Dum buck hills encroach closely to the river, ami the Great Western route: from Glasgow give battle* royal lot place on the narrow level. This i« where the* greatness of Bowling comes in. At no place in the world are ,-e many ways of communication eoverinj -m-h a small breadth. Wet! within one hundred and fifty yards there is th-. river. the North British Railway, th-. inn Railway, an old road, the main road and the tram-lines. There i- oniv cord, and that is a Californian station. lirmary. bur not generally known a- a teeord holder. waammmmmxxmntfKazerasr&aa
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Otaki Mail, 6 September 1920, Page 4
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140A WONDERFUL VILLAGE. Otaki Mail, 6 September 1920, Page 4
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