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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1206, 12 April 1895, Page 17

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Almost the first act of the newly-formed Wellington Scenery Preservation Society was to authorise the sending of a letter to Sir Walter Buller, condoling with him on the sustained through the destruction by fire of his beautiful bush at Lake Papaitonga. The proposition was made by Mr T. S. Lambert, seconded by Mr W. Callaghan, and carried unanimously. Mr Tregear, who had visited the place, assured the members that Sir Walter Butter's loss wag incalculable.