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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 36, 6 November 1933, Page 7

7/te BRANDY tIwI “ COGNAC/rwmi 3 Smtc SSs:... t St i 2 : fSs 1 THE TRIANGLE TOUR IJL ( Bi | ' OHi / I 'PHIS round trip will i / I take you to three of ; / I the scenic gems of the j&aR v *> / 1 North Island. s I • ( ffl WAITOMO CAVES— bean- W S,- ; .31 I tiful and strange; huge 1 caverns and subterranean : ] rivers; the unique Glow- : ..v. ’ /fil s -iSS ’ll worm Grotto. paO . : <|s i SAii ■ 1 LAKE WAIKAKEMOANA W'l '5rT • I —in the heart of the moun. (3 KKi 1 I tains. Merry iauuch and g VJ rjTt V boating parties - picnics THE e cUATEA n u TONGARFRO. NATIONAL PARK— snr iL rounded by the towering snowclad mountains. Kuapehu. E E I Ncauruhoe and Tongariro. Renew your health In the tonic I 1 \ atmosphere—play golf and tennis 3,700 ft. above sea level. I Wjw The Hostels at Waitomo and XVaikaremoana are cora I Wj fortable aud beautifully situated. The Chateau T °" Ea^ d I ’V is unique in elegance, the tariff is moderate, the cuisine and • Irw SerT lnquire f about week-end excursions, etc. AU JO ments for both travel and accommodation, for this and all XZ other tours, can be made at the •lllJi DOMINION’’ BUILDING. MERCEIi STREET. WELLINGTON. OFFICES ALL MAIN TOWNS.