WAITOMO’S RIVAL.
NEW CAVES IN WESTLAND. LETTER ACCESS NEEDED. (Special to the Times.) CHRTSTIHI RH. Feb. 9. According to remarks at a meeting of the Council of the Canterbury Automobile Association at Christchurch, it- appears that the famous \\ aitomo avos have a worthy rival in those knov.-m as the Brighton Caves near Westport, on the vest coast- of the South Island. The representative of the A\ estjiort branch of the Association remarked that the Brighton .Caves were <|uito as uonderlui as those at Waitomo. t niortunately, however, the access road was in a very bad state of repair. The Duller Progress League wrote asking that improvements should be made to the aceitss read, they a 1m: pointing out that the Brighton Caves were the equal of anything anywhere. The president ot the Council commented that the resort might well become one of the finest in New Zealand. It was decided to support the Duller League’s request for , imprevem e n t.».
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10509, 13 February 1928, Page 3
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