Salvation Armv. —Services for Sunday. Juno 21: W'aikohu. 930 a.m.; Otoko. 11 a.m.: Ilakaurou, 2.30 p.m.— I. I'. Haile, Commandant. I'ncliml.ed mountains, and many a nameless stream await young . adventurers in Ihe far south of the West ''oast. From Martin’s Bay, “the Ultima Thule of inhabited South Westland.” a settler recently made a lone hand trip down to Hie northern side of Milford Sound, lie took a fortnight, and. writes “Tnngiwai” in the Ne.W Zealand Railways Magazine, is the first man to make the journey. This modern exulorer, Mr. Eric James, found new rivers, new lakes, new gorges, and “anvons and peaks. lie saw a strange bird, which lie has not been able to idenli'V, from his observations and inquiries, with any known birds of these parts. One river lie forded had a bed of pure marble.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17498, 19 June 1931, Page 6
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