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Taranaki Daily News, 15 December 1915, Page 8

Dr, Averill, of Auckland, travelled recently via the Wanganui river, anil he is generous in his praise of the scenery. "We hear scenic places praised so much that one is inclined to expect disappointment," said the Bishop, "but I was not disappointed with the trip from Pipiriki to the Houseboat. I was told a lot about the German Rhine before I visited it, but I was not disappointed with the Wanganui. I have seen a good deal of Xew Zealand scenery, but I must say New Zealand ha? a decided asset in the Wanganui river."* A VISITOR'S PARADISE. Every year a larger number of Taranaki people spend the Christmas season in Wanganui; wliich-posesses many attractions for tfie visitor. Absolutely the finest accommodation obtainable is provided by the Hotel Braeburn, a beautiful private hotel standing on a glorious site overloking Anzac Parade. This hotel contains every modern convenience, and is sumptuously furnished throughHut. Five roomy balconies are open to sun and sea breeze all day long, and from them may be obtained a wide view of river, town, and country, as well as a glimpse of the sea. No more delightful spot could be wished by a visitor. Garage is provided for the convenience ol motorists.