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Northern Advocate, 25 July 1923, Page 8

We sometime- hoar from visitors to Tararmki a doubt expressed as to whether the beauty of our mountain is appreciated hero as it .should ho (writes "Jchn Doc" in the "Tarannki Herald"). It probably is, but it does not. appeal equally' to all men. From the i Waiwsikaih'o golf links a glorious view of the moniitdin is Seen, with the selii-stretching to the "port, the river in. the foreground, the town behind, J>;ii4:oi! by the "-Sugar Loaves, and Paritatu scarred and maimed, to" the ranges mid' Mount Egmont, as yet unharmed. A golfer recently while on a tee relaaiked on the beauty of the mountain in .its dazzling uiiite snow mantle to his onpnneni ; the hitter, rather surprised. s-'aid: "V.'iini's that?" And the r r<t; player repeated his remark; The ftliei' pu/.ziod. looked "aV the, :nouiitf , .iny-'llu'ii ';it' Iris friend,"'«wT ro:ir.irUc r d;.-';"-Biit: 1 the • 'tM'ngV' always' wn't it f"'' "• '■'■JTf vmi are in wnnt use the "Advocate" Want Columns.

• ■ Spurious coins have made their ap.pearanee in Hamilton (reports . ilie ' Waikato Daily Tims").' Two, florin •pieces of this nature werie . handed .in •at a local bank the other day. t J «i. •'' I