QUIET DAY
THE ROYAL FISHING PARTY IN TAUPO WATERS. FINE WEATHER YESTERDAY. TOKAA'NU, March 1. To-day was gloriously fine after a dull morning. Besides the Boyal party other groups of tourists were fishing on the Lake or at the Tongariro River delta. Some good eatches were recorded.
General Bridges, Governor of South Australia, who is spending part of his holiday in the district, landed sixteen fine fish at the delta. News of the Ducal angling party’s doings for tne afternoon have yet not come from the camp, but rumour has it that the Duke and Duchess, wearing waders, between them eaught several trout. They m.l be nut i.ga’n early to in nrow so ’.s :c ’make tho most of the day before they have to prepare for Heir departure at 51'0 by motor for the National Pa.th, where they join the train for N_“W Plymouth —(P.A)!
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Wairarapa Age, 2 March 1927, Page 5
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146QUIET DAY Wairarapa Age, 2 March 1927, Page 5
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