"THE WATCHED

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 408, 17 December 1932, Page 4

"THE WATCHED

WAIROA GEYSER S INDICATI0NS f PLAYING BUT DOESN'T 1! A rumour was abroadi yesterday that the Wairio Whakarewarewa which k for 18 years liad suddeal; signs of renewed activiij about to burst forth into; Guides, spectators, pt:: No. 5 men and a "Mornir; presentative rushed out! ahd sat down patientlyto "spout." . But there was no whai "There she blows," thoup times the geyser showed ite symptoms of internal : "all the same she have at puku," as one of the gi: it. Wairoa was eertaint and the- underground m very pronounced Avhilst l1 ser which has been very £' ly played very little durin ing. In the afternoon l ted great quantities ofi every half hour the wat heard bubhling below. k each hour the activity.®; nounced and at 6.25 p.c rose into sight. The ote tly left, but no shotrer. At 7.25 there was agi htirst of steam and tls to the lip, a minor hioi haps 18 inches. As it® ing on dark the party K Th'ough Wairoa did spout there seems no rei>: that it will play withM days. In former times' one of the best of the 1R sending a plume to about last oceasion, upon whid strongly was just before® of war when she was® Prince Leopold of Bait® was in the Dominion. H Kitchener was here tempt to get her to pk® ive, the soaping onlj'F® poor results. It is stat® is some connection tet® and Waikorohihi Geys®® is playing almost cont::® It seems likely that H shortly he added to tractions again. Jm