KAWAU.
.THE OLD ORDER CHAXGET&|| (By SINBAD.) Oh! Kawau is a pleasant place jo spend a peaceful holiday, where t low* nikaus full of grace so softly W *fc zephyrs sway, and on your s ° re , sunburnt fate the young mosquito \m to play. Full oft the wearied afflW his way- to that blest island «*j«g spend in scenes of rare delig'" « haunts of nature his week-ends, » maybe, in his tent at night to sn a bottle with his friends. But w those peaceful days arc gone, for »>\ Island has, I see, by .Melbourne taken on, a tourist's paradise to be. • Mansion House will shortly don i robe of popularity. The scheme o° tempting, but 1 fear that it will sur disappoint for though the is« w § stock with deer and with things anoint, its former »lis*? u ..__i appear j it will be just a tourist Jo»»«j
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 8
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148KAWAU. Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 8
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