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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20987, 16 October 1933, Page 6

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§lll 'if-ii i 'iiLl 1 NaraCTii lEXCURSION FARES: £7B £S® ss flie Pacific! SS **££»& EXCURSION fIEfUM BITES a £K 9m ph «?/% :^ . j-?-~-Hi *% m W mimm«Mmmi-mmhm Special excursion return tares across the Pacific are available for a full three months from departure from New Zealand to re-embarkation in North America, for all sailings of the C.A. and Union Royal Mail boats during December, 1933 and January and February, 1934. Excursion tickets are interchangeable on both lines. Fares subject to usual Government tax but not to exchange. Steamers leave at fortnightly intervals alternately from Auckland to Vanr couver via Fiji and Honolulu, and from Wellington to San Francisco via Rarotonga and Tahiti. Fake advantage of these special rates —plan your trip now.' C.A.&UNION LIKE! If?'?'" 'TrafliVJ^etaf: i ,t/TO

With the turn of the tide in trade, many people must be veering to holidays which were deferred by hard times. Cheap travel by rail—less than a penny a mile second-class and a slight fraction over penny first-class—helps people to build up strength of mind and body. For a holiday, short or long, your railways give you that best, cheapest, safest service.