FOR LONDON VISITORS.

Shannon News, 4 March 1927, Page 4

FOR LONDON VISITORS.

BOOKSTALL a/nEW ZEALAND HOUSE. An innovation which is likely to be very much appreciated by future Dominion visitors to the Old Country, a-s well as by New Zealanders now resident in England, is the establishment of a bookstall at the High Commissioner's Offices in the Strand, London. For some time past there has been a great need for some kind of central depot or general headquarters in London where New Zealanders in Great. Britain might * obtain books about their own country or by their own countrymen, and where, in addition, they could buy postcards, papers, weekly journals and literature of all kinds relative to the Dominion, as well as maps and guidebooks to aid them in their sight-seeing expeditions while in England. The stall is conveniently placed in the main hall, facing the entrance, ana it is expected that it will not only supply a real want on the part of New Zealand residents on the other side of the world, but will prove of especial interest and advantage to visitors • from the Dominion in the tourist'season.