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Cromwell Argus, Volume LXI, Issue 3161, 4 May 1931, Page 3

Mr C W. Sundstrum, who spent his holiday at llawea. says that it s the host of all the Ota K o resorts that he knows. The accommodation is m>tchibs, the climate delightful, the sport varied and excellent. Fishing there is well worth while. In halt an hornhe hooked and landed a r2lh quiimat at the spot where the Hunter River runs into the lake, and his companion Mr W Thomson, took a quiimat that when dry weighed 2oll>, T hes e Pacifid salmon are evidently plentilul there, for the catching gave sport to three camps. Loch [.even and rainbow trout provide «ood sport, mostly by trolling, i" flic hike itself, llawea is also a jumping-off ground for stalkers and Mr C C'apel is preparing to coiiducC a party in the direction of the Haast Pass for duck shooting.— -Star."