TOURIST LEAGUE.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 216, 12 September 1925, Page 10

TOURIST LEAGUE.

A meeting of the executive committee of the N.Z. Tourist League was held Inst I evening,, presided over by Mr. Geo. Finn . i Messrs. J. E. Broadfoot and A J StallI J™rthv were added to the committee Mr Brondfoot being publicity officer for the Smith Island Progress Leagues. Considerable satisfaction was expressed at the , result of the league's effort in equipping I find maintaining stalls at the Motor and I W inter Shows, where information was . available regarding tourist resorts, and a list of possible trippers was secured and ■ handed to the Government Tourist I Bjireau for investigation and attention. ■Jf c it ??Ue ln I slßts , thfrt commercial methods of selling and marketing our scenic attrac- ' f^n^ 6 ! Ul t T be mac,e in order t0 SPcurP full advantage of the publicity that is '■ £wl! ,f m; *? a the organising of stalls ' nf l*Z the prnctibilitv or the league 6 scheme. It was decided to : wS, he Tourist Department thS " SSaM h'apfen^t : tet ihitioaa ' tosell SS ?o f t5 ?- n Of the »n"»orities in lifting ■ the restrictions on deer stalking, if maint tamed appeared a good opportnnitv to 1 i* , !Pk s P°rtsme n the world over." and should be fully made use of. The progress - of ,, th . e motorists' camp idea is e?ceedin" 1 nW CIPat T B ' n , Dtl the lea P« e is circulating , photographs of the equipment in use In American motorists , camps The league intends to urge on the Govr>l JUS" « oS , <sr co-operation with the 5 T *F ark v fthe counterpart of the N. 55. Tourist Dept.) in an , Iffc" 1 t to JJ ake of the offer 1 l f^ f ßna^ a !S allow the " r p of K.Z. publicity r S.« rt" Canadian tourist organisations. , It is claimed that many Canadians could *° Ne f Zpa,nn c' for what it costs 5 £L s ° to California. 1 „ Th r. lp asue appointed Messrs. W. ,T Broadfoot and Geo. Finn to represent it " I ?». C 0^ c ??. nee on matters called ; by the Wellington Chamber of Commerce L for September 23. f -■