BEAUTY IN BOTANIC GARDENS
Sir, —May I write to tell .of the.wonder of the Botanic Gardens at this present time? The beauty is really extraordinary. There is an avenue of golden trees by the rock garden. Limps, planes, elms, and gingkos are resplendent in their glory—a special tree, Lonicera, i§ reflected in the tiny lake. If only people could know that the Riccarton car route h?d a stop at an entrance, so many more may appreciate the beauty that awaits them there.—Yours, etc., C O L OUR • May 7, 1946.
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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24869, 8 May 1946, Page 10
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