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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23003, 24 April 1940, Page 4

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Easy Trips to Exhibition Reduced Train Fares From April Ist until the closing of the Exhibition fares for trips to Wellington are reduced by an average of 20 per cent., according to length of journey. These concession tickets are available for a fortnight from date of issue by any train except the North Island Main Trunk “Limited,” A separate concession is for parties of not fewer than six persons travelling together. They can buy first-class return tickets at second-class rates, or second-class tickets at three-quarters of the ordinary second-class return fare. To obtain suitable private accommodation in_ Wellington, the best course is to communicate with the Exhibition Company’s Official Accommodation Bureau, 157 Featberston Street, Wellington, which will promptly make satisfactory arrangements for board. Reserve Your Seats As Soon As Possible

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No decision on the question' of organ recitals in the Wellington Town Hall this winter was made by the City Council at its last meeting, and. the Mayor (Mr T. G. A, Hislop) said that the matter could be. considered later. Cr. H. A. Wright remarked that Sunday night recitals had been an absolute failure. Even outstanding performers had failed to attract more than 20 or 25 persons. Any attempt to reintroduce the recitals would only mean a dead loss to the council. Mr Hislop recalled that the council had set up a sub-committee to arrange items, but the recitals had proved a complete failure.