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Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 272, 20 November 1934, Page 6

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The Wellington Children’s Health Camp Association wrote to the Palmerston North Hospital Board yesterday conveying thanks for willingness to pay for the maintenance of two children during their stay at the Otaki health camp. The two children in question, who 'hail from Shannon, also wrote to the board intimating that they were having a wonderful time and were putting on weight. It was the first time.one of them had seen the sea.

A mild -winter and highly favoured spring -weather have produced an unusually fine show of bloom on the whanaki or cabbage < tree. Since the introduction of the honey bee educated Maoris say this and other sweet flowering native trees and shrubs have greatly improved by cross fertilisation. As an indication of our climatic advantages, it'is said that whanaki is the largest known specimen of the lily tree and the mahoo the largest violet in the world. Lord Bledisloe’s interest in our native flora has done much to revive our 'special attention to its unique - \