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Otago Witness, Issue 3861, 13 March 1928, Page 26

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A lily remarkable for _ its height and large number of blooms is to be seen in the garden of Mr A. Burrows, of East Gore (says the Mataura Ensign). It stands 6ft bin high, and carries 150 blooms. The Riverton correspondent of the Southland News says that the Maoris are busy at present making preparations for the rputton-bird season which will open shortly. The majority of the Maoris will leave Colac Bay by the Water Lily on March 15. '