Mount Egmont Pigeon Post.
i (To the Editor.) Sir,— The weather is still all tihat one oan wish for anjci visitors aire plentiful. The Misses E. and R. Reeve, L. and M. Matthews arid Mrs ! Rpwlande, Messrs J. R«e(ve, T. M"a'tthewa, S. and A. Payn<tor atrrwed ye^te(rday and stayed over^igiht. Anotheir party of 20 arrived about 6.30 p.m. from Tikorangi, m»st of them being school children atad teachers. The following are the nam^ >— Mr and Mils Thomas and child, the Misses A. M. FauH, G. and H. Kwudkey, K. Foreman, M. Whitahead, 0. Lye, Hl.H 1 . Colo, N. Limmer. R. Williams, E. Cunningham. Rasters A. Saffe, H. Cole, C. and H. Limmer, D- Qunninghatn, L. Jupp, L. Lye, and Mr W. Jury of Waitara \^ho was driver to ithe party. All of the visitors are trying to malve the aelcent of the Mountain this morning. We expect a large drow'd to-cJay; it is the first fine Sa'tiulrjday we have had- The tracks now are in first rate order. — I am, etc., CARETAKER. Time 9 a.m., per pigeon 122.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12197, 21 February 1903, Page 5
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178Mount Egmont Pigeon Post. Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12197, 21 February 1903, Page 5
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