“There are developments with the Tourist Department going on quietly and effectively which will mean much to the Dominion after the war,” said the Minister in Charge of the Tourist and Publicity Department, Mr. Parry, last night. Present facilities and proposals to extend them in the north and south, including Stewart Island, had, he said, been linked up in a comprehensive plan which bad already received more than preliminary consideration of the Government. “Some of the new ground mapped out,” Mr. Parry added, “will make accessible to our people and overseas tourists features of our beautiful courtry from an , entixelx cjifferent mle.’’
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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 117, 12 February 1944, Page 5
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