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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 9, Issue 5 (August 1, 1934)

Thrilling Sport on “The Finest Ski-Run in the World.” — Mr, Barry Caulfeild, Principal of the Mt. Cook Ski School, demonstrating to pupils the art of ski-ing on the Ball Glacier, Mt. Cook, South Island, New Zealand. (1) and (7) Mr. Caulfeild executing a graceful turn; (2) the fascinating kea; (3) and (4) High School girls receiving a lesson; (5) Mr. Caulfeild; (6) mountain flora, the edelweiss; (inset) mountain daisies; (8) instructing the method of position for a turn; (9) general view of the …

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Thrilling Sport on “The Finest Ski-Run in the World.” Mr, Barry Caulfeild, Principal of the Mt. Cook Ski School, demonstrating to pupils the art of ski-ing on the Ball Glacier, Mt. Cook, South Island, New Zealand. (1) and (7) Mr. Caulfeild executing a graceful turn; (2) the fascinating kea; (3) and (4) High School girls receiving a lesson; (5) Mr. Caulfeild; (6) mountain flora, the edelweiss; (inset) mountain daisies; (8) instructing the method of position for a turn; (9) general view of the ski-ing feild.

Thrilling Sport on “The Finest Ski-Run in the World.”
Mr, Barry Caulfeild, Principal of the Mt. Cook Ski School, demonstrating to pupils the art of ski-ing on the Ball Glacier, Mt. Cook, South Island, New Zealand. (1) and (7) Mr. Caulfeild executing a graceful turn; (2) the fascinating kea; (3) and (4) High School girls receiving a lesson; (5) Mr. Caulfeild; (6) mountain flora, the edelweiss; (inset) mountain daisies; (8) instructing the method of position for a turn; (9) general view of the ski-ing feild.

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