SELLING NEW ZEALAND
TOURIST WEALTH WAITING The October issue of the New Zealand Railways Magazine, which continues to serve the Dominion as a national publication, gives a wide variety of topical articles, interesting stories, humorous sketches, chronicles of famous New Zealanders, glimpses of Maori life, original verse, and plenty of pictures. An important feature headed "Tourist Wealth Waiting" reviews the world-famed scenic charm of these islands and indicates the possibility of big dividends from this natural capital. Here is the opening passage:— "Well, fellow-New Zealanders, you have a country known as "The Brighter Britain of the South,' "The Wonderland of the Pacific,' 'The Playground of the Pacific,' 'The Sportsman's Paradise,' and 'God's Own Country.' What are you doing to gain big dividends from that marvellous natural capital of scenic charm, health-giving waters, troutteeming rivers and lakes, and haunts of sword-fish? When will the wide world send its tens of thousands every year to these isles of enchantment and refreshment? When will New Zealand have its proper place in the itineraries of people of the six continents? This will happen when New Zealand's people—especially those who are directly interested in the tourist industry:—decide on action which the natural wealth deserves."
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20979, 6 October 1933, Page 3
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