ALPINE SCENERY

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 13 June 1925, Page 8

ALPINE SCENERY

lantern LECTFIIE in St IiOOL 01 Ail Sib hIAGNITK'KNT VIEWS Tin iv was a vovy large i'.'.*»<* I •:).•,* V. the SchcK'l o' AI '.tsar las; evening lo I air or as it turned out, i see. tile laitc'ii lectin e on tiljiiut* scenery and plants, delivered by I’r. Teiclielmun. in aid of the Funds of the Nelson Rock Garden Society. The beautiful pictures themselves told a wonderful ,story and a very vivid impression was given ru alpine scenery. .Mount Cook stood mil in all its glory and view after view of attendant peaks helped also (o impress those present. Dr. Teichchnau's achievement in cross ing lln- Alps is well known, and his ci licet ion ol pht 'iogvaplis, exiciidiiig appnrnillx over many veals, is most vatu able. All present thoroughly enjoyed the hclure as the rounds t f applause at the 1 oucl usion amply leslified. ih; eliair was taken hy Mrs Aloiicrieff (I’restdent of tlie Nelson Book Garden Sceiety) who explained the good yvork undirtaken and the plans for future extensions. Ihe Society was greatly indebted In Dr. Teirhelmnn for tin led 11 re and to Messrs Newman Bros, i• f bringing the doctor P> Nelson. .Mi Wilkinson, the indeiat Iga hie score lam . moved the vole of thanks to the leeturcr. Tins yvas si-c-om led hy ' a plain M onoiii tl and ca mol as mil ioa led above. Hr. li n-helman inoyed a vole i,f (!.auks lo' Mrs Mom riiTf for presiding. Tills was also- i-ii I h usia st ii aIIv ia r l ied. I )r. 'I oiehelmau pa id a 1 1 ibtil e In 1 In* line yvork of Air Davies in operating I lie laid; in. The gathering dispersed alter I lie singing' of the National An lilCl'l.