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Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1931, Page 8

Following a recommendation made by the coroner at the inquest into the death of Mies M. W. Runciman, who died as a result of a fall into a boiling pool at Whakarewarewa, Rotorua, on July 1, it was stated that the Tourist Department intended to erect warning notices at the dangerous places on the > reserve. The manager of the Rotorua j office of the department has now been 1 advised that 12 notices have been for- | warded from Wellington. The notices are constructed of vitrified enamel to [resist the corroding fumes,'and will be [ erected as soon as they arrive in Rotorua. I Following Miss Levick, Berlei expert, visit we are offering oddments’. fin a large range of -styles and quality. Corsets at a 15 to 20. per eent. reduction. Call to-day. Free-.fitting at McGruer’a, Devon Street Central, New Plymouth.*