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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 150, 26 June 1937, Page 13

■||ti -T; ? ■ *'flj|B^^K|lll^^£|: ;^^^^^^^l &gj >>; x ;-V~ - 3J£<«?s-v; V**v ." ■' '-'■ ■• NORTH / gj| SOUTH/ WELLINGTON—BLENHEIM-NELSON—6REYMOUTH—HOKITIKA. Passengers from Wellington are carried by the Cook Strait Airways Service to connect at BLENHEIM with the Southbound planes of the Union Airways, for Christchurch and Dunedin and also for continuing on route to Nelson, Greymouth and Hokitika. The p°ok Strait Airways planes carry West Coast passengers, mail and freight from Hokitika, Greymouth, Nelson and Blenheim to connect at WELLINGTON with the Union Airways' Northbound Service to Palmerrton North, New Plymouth and AUCKLAND. The Aeroplanes in this link between the North and South Islands are luxuriously comfortable. Every convenience of passengers is anticipated, ana the planes are automatically heated and ventilated to serve the temperature conditions in all seasons of the year. In the depth of winter passengers are as cosy as fn their own homes. Tta Cook Strait Airways enters its second year of service with an enviable record for complete reliability and arrival at each airport on scheduled The saving of many valuable hours, with the increased interest and greater comfort of air travel, has brought consistently increasing patronage to this service. Intending passengers are recommended to make Early Reservations for through accommodation. "SAVE TO-MORROW TO-DAY** Particulars, Bookings, at HEAD —■~. p. i OFFICE, NELSON, or any Office or Agency of the Union S.S. Co., N.Z.; Government I I I Tourist Bureau; Thos. Cook & Son; or Northern Steamship Co.- Ltd.