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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13308, 9 January 1912, Page 1

Amonp; the towns in Xew Zealand whose ritizcus take a pride in unking their surroundings look attractive is Nekion (says the Waii'arapa "News"). According t:i a recent" visitor the Clnirch Hill is ablazo witli beauty, tlie special charm being the glory of rid. white and cream in plant flower:,. which, viewed from any direction whatever, present a picture of exquisite grandeur.

The necessity for people ox:)n<isi;ii. euro whcii visiting centres of tlicnim] activity was n<j.;\in cxcmpliJisd on Monday week ;it Wniuu'ii^u (says the Itotorna "Times"), when n youiiß hulv visitor was badly scalded. Beiivr ;i Diiiilic holiday, there was naturally a lar^e number of people walking rnumi with the guide, and the lady" unwittingly stepped off the path on f'V.yinji Pan Flat, her riu;l)t foot going through the crust into the .steam below.