Wilderness Weeks in Scenic South Westland Lake Moeraki Come for a casual visit Or join our special wilderness weeks. Casual visits: S85 day full meals and accommodation '{spered twin) Special Wilderness Weeks: S960/7 days includes all meals, accommodation, local transport , daily adventure programme throughout the region, helicopter flights, glaien walk, nature guides, return transport km from Hokitika. NAME ADDRESS PHONE NO: Please send me information on: The Wilderness Lodge Wilderness Week Book Form 1-7 November 1990 26 January-1 February 1991 9-15 April 1991 Post to your hosts: Gerry McSweeney and Anne Saunders Lake Moeraki Wilderness Lodge, Private Bag, Hokitika. Phone (0288) 32881 Fax (0288) 32882 Save a half day for leisure and excitement MONARCH Watch the Royal Albatross of Dunedin from their own environment; Otago Harbour See Taiaroa Head, a wilderness area with Cruises breeding fur seals and birds 9 species including penguins Season: Oct to April Ph (024) 774-276 Fax (024) 774-216 Cnr Wharf & Fryatt Sts. Box 102 Dunedin
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Forest and Bird, Volume 21, Issue 3, 1 August 1990, Page 35
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160Page 35 Advertisement 3 Forest and Bird, Volume 21, Issue 3, 1 August 1990, Page 35
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