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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11168, 25 March 1922, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND’S WONDERFUL SCENERY

The wonderful grandeur of New Zealand’s thermal regions, rivers, mountains, lakes, fiords and sounds make admirable film subjects. Ladies amt gentlemen who tour this eounlry to view tile natural beauties of Mnoriland should obtain films of ihc sights they seo to show their friends at Ilome.

Tourist parties can recoup the cost of travelling by exhibiting three films in tlio countries they viijjt or round trips of :ho world, and by selling copies cn route. New Zealand scenics are wanted in the densely populated quarters of the Old. World.

Our photography, owing to (he excellent sunlight in these brilliant Islands, cannot be surpassed, consequently advantage should he taken of our offer to supply high-class films at only a Small percentage above the actual cost of production by all travellers visiting New Zealand. Address: Mnoriland Films, c/o “New Zealand Times,” Wellington. —Advt.

At tli© annual meeting of delegates to tlie Canterbury Kugby Football Union n letter was received from Mr F. i). Kesteven, slating that he did not intend to seek re-election n.** vice-president, though he would still continue to do what he could for the gamp. liegret 'Was expressed at Mr Kest even's decision, and tributes to Ms work on behalf of football wore paid. For Children's Hncking Cough, “Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.