THE ACME.

Temuka Leader, Issue 10054, 15 February 1927, Page 3

THE ACME.

OF FOREST AND GARDEN • EFFECT. .MR G. DASH’S VIEWS OP THE. DOMAIN. The'.May oy„. and. Mayoress of Wa,imate (Mr and Mrs G. Dash) on the occasion of their visit to Ternuku on' Saturday last paid a visit to the Temuka Domain, and as a result they were greatly impressed witn the surroundings. • Speaking to a "‘Leader” representative later Mr Dash said II was the'first occasion he had had the pleasure of going there, and (the Domain had to him three separate and distinct features which he would take in order of importance. He first had to say that the very beautiful foliage of the trees, the artistic floral display and the indigenous shrubs gave him tbe impression as the very acme of foiest and garden effect. The second feature was Hie very exrelU’iil provision for sport, tbe grandstand, track,' and grounds for tenuis, bowls, croiciuet, golf, foot-

ball and cricket. This was strikingly impressive to one who took an interest in the physical development of the young New Zealander. The third and.not the least important in these days of motor traffic is the splendid motor camp wjiich the Domain provides. Handily situated, beautifully sheltered, and scenically perfect, this motor camp is one of the finest of all the many places that he- had seen piovided for the use of the motoring public. The traveller from north to south might very well pause for a night at Temuka, confidently expecting to the full all the comfort that any oilier motor camp provide;;, and sat is ik'd that be may enjoy I herewith, the many beautiful uurroiuulingo of this ideal camp.