DOMINION'S SCENERY
Comparisons concerning the fjordlands of Norway and New Zenlnnd wore made in an interview with tho 11 KHAJ.n's London correspondent by Mr. H. K Chainptaloup, of Auckland. He said the great difference was that there was life and civilisation everywhere in Norway, whereas nature's solitude was the predominating feature in New Zealand. "New Zealanders would ho well repaid to exhaust the attractions of their own country before travelling overseas.'' he added, "The West. Coast, of the South Island, the glaciers, tho lakes and the country leading to Milford must surely bo the must beautiful spots on earth.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23431, 22 August 1939, Page 12
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