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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23109, 8 February 1937, Page 11

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Apart from its suitability as a hop-ping-off place for Antarctic tion, New Zealand has entrenched itself firmly in the affections of oir Douglas IVlawson. He is best known to the average person, of course, as an explorer, but he can also be classified as a physicist, a geologist, a chemist, a farmer, and a forestry expert:, and there is one feature of the Dominion that gives him particular pleasuretrees. Speaking at the reception given to him by the Wellington branch of the English-Speaking Union and thi New Zealand Antarctic Society the other evening, he mentioned his tree planting activities when referring tc. his farming pursuits, “ One sees somf of the most beautiful examples of tin world’s best trees in New Zealand,” l v commented.