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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 218, 15 September 1939, Page 9

Railway Refreshments Are Good Excellent Service for the Public The Refreshment Branch of the Railways Deportment takes every possible care to give the public the right kind of service, at reasonable charges. The refreshment rooms are well known for their cleanliness and brightness and for the courtesy of the staff. The food, fruit and sweets are notable for their good quality. Whether the order is for a meal or a light "snack" the customer is assured of very good value for the money. The miscellaneous stocks include newspapers, magazines, books, cigarettes and tobacco. From a Gup tf Tea Onward from Nature's EASILY ■■ nmriihfcn elements combined in ■ Lame's—tbe groat » vitalising BODY* H BUILDER. ■ IBM lane's 1 SEND ALL I VALUABLE MAIL IEOSTttD POST Registration can be effected at any I Post Office. Simply present the article I at the counter and obtain a receipt. I Registration Fee, 3d -J: In Addition to the Ordinary Postage. ..i. s s Letters Containing Coins or Bank I MUST BE REGISTERED | SECURITY AT SMALL COST L