When in New Plymouth many years ago Mr. 11. C. Campbell, a Dunedin business man. declared that New Plymouth would be made a port of call for nassaum* ships between Sydney and New Zealand. Mr. Campbell believes that his prophecy will yet come true. Bv embarking- and disembarking passengers at the Taranaki port, half a day's travel to Wellington and a full day’s travel to Auckland from Sydney would be saved. Kvciting news.—Wonderland, the Christmas entertainment at Potties’, (Miens i n Saturday. Bigger and better than ever this year, it includes a series or moving tableaux from the storv of ‘The House that .lack Built”; “The Flaming Mountain.” another .spectacular scene, and, of course, the model railway and Bruin Band. Admission for old and young alike is (iu, and everyone receives a free gift.*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17950, 30 November 1932, Page 6
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