CITRUS GROWERS
AUSTRALIAN PARTY ARRIVES. TOUR OF DOMINION. (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, November 7. A party of 17 residents of Mildura, the. centre of a large citrus and vinegrowing area, arrived at Auckland by the Wanganella on a sight seeing tour of New Zealand. The tour has been arranged by the New Zealand Government Tourist Department and its objects will include giving the visiting producers an opportunity of studying one of their principal markets, and secondly the development of relations to cement the friendship and goodwill between Australia and New Zealand. Accompanied by Mr R. W. Marshall, district manager of the Tourist Department’s Wellington office, the party will leave to-morrow for Waitomo Caves, proceeding the following day to Rotorua. On Sunday they will travel to Wairaki and after inspecting the sights there will leave for the Chateau. On Tuesday the visitors will continue their journey to Wanganui and Wellington, leaving the following afternoon for the South Island. They will return to Wellington on November 22 and sail the same day by the Wanganella for Australia.
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Southland Times, Issue 22473, 8 November 1934, Page 7
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