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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 June 1938, Page 2

Lonely Vigil Ends. A solitary and ceaseless vjgil of six months ended the other day when the lookout man stationed on the summit of Rainbow Mountain, 17 miles from Rotorua, to report the existence of any fires in the State forests in the district, was relieved of his duties for the winter months. Since the beginning of November he was required to be constantly on the alert to detect signs of fire which might threaten the thousands of acres of trees planted within the last forty years. From the windows of his cabin he could survey on fine days an area of several hundred square miles.

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I I U' - ■ GOOD VALUE Sixpence. JUNE RAILWAYS MAGAZINE. YOURS AGAIN, New Zealanders—your country served on a worthy salver for 6d. Here are some features of the June issue: — Original verse, a chat on books and authors, notes and comments for women, review of sport. Sixty pictures. Friends overseas would like copies. "Dream Places,’’ by John Guthrie, author of The Little Country.’’ ‘‘Rovers of the Brig ‘Bee’,” by James Cowan. ‘‘Marvels of Mathematics,” by O. N. Gillespie. “A Memory Medley,” by Ken Alexander. “Grand March of Railway Figures,” by Leo Fanning. “The Sawmiller,” by A. J. G. Schmitt. 6cL—AT BOOKSTALLS & NEWS AGENCIES—6d.