ENGLISH TOURISTS.
VISIT TO THE ISLASKOS.
IMPRESSED WITH TONGA.
Amongst those who arrived by _ tj» Navua to-day were a party, compnanw Major F. Savile and Mrs. Savile, and &• ■T. Manfield, tourists from B" 1 England. They have been paying » ™ to Fiji. Samoa, and Tonga, *1* " n ' h tropical isles they are charmed. _J?~! whole." remarked the Major to a &» man, "I liked the Ton.a Archipelagoitw best, as it seems to be the least SRM* of the Islands, we engaged « . lsao ' and spent a most interesting tune » Bau, the royal isle.nd where tl»e °l_ ff, ace and cannihal temple are "**?*«• The party inW« toiirins through WJ South Island of New Zealand, and t»e visiting China and other parts ol East.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 50, 28 February 1923, Page 4
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