“NEW ZEALAND TO-DAY.”

Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 11 August 1925, Page 6

“NEW ZEALAND TO-DAY.”

The above is the title of a: new work edited -by Mr. L. S. Fanning, which luiis -been recently released tor dis-tnou-tion at Womb-ley and overseas countries. The hook might almost be f•ullcd a sequel, to- “Progressive New Zealaml.” which \va.s coniipilod lor distribution at Wembley "hen it opened last year. “New Zealand To-day” has been forwarded to "Wembley lor the present .session, where 5000 copies are being distributed irom the- New Zealand Count. Another four thousand copies are being distributed to overseas con nines. The book is a work of art, and indeed shows the high standard of typography anu printing in New %-esi I-a-iitl. OpouifiS as lit. does with an aai-tog-rajphecl toreword from the pen of the late. Prime Minister, tho Hon. W. F. Massey, the fiivs-fc portion of the book is given ove-i 1.0 photogravures of eh ara etc-rustic scenery of most, of New Zealand beauty spots. Examples ol the country s power resources, architecture, commerce, industries, cultivation and sport are c-har-mingly .arranged in ono of the- most, oounplete- albums of phofo-gra-p-liK (if New Zealand ever produced. cl variety of articles ol much interest to -tourists and prospective- eettlens in tho Dominion is appended. The whole comprises both, an interesting and ralliable work on New Zealand. Tho->o responsible- for the work deserve the thanks of all progressive New Zealanders. and the results of it® circulation in various conn-tries should attain the object aimed a-t.