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Grey River Argus, 28 March 1928, Page 3

A movement is afoot in South Taranaki to form an Alpiiig Club, the main object being to introduce ski-ing in the vicinity of Fantham’s Peak during the winter months (states the Taranaki Herald). If the club is successfully launched thc ejection of a hut on. Fantham’s Peak will be one of th e first, works undertaken.

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