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TOURS WE WILL WE WILL BOOK YOUR MUTUAL CAR BOOK YOUR MUTUAL CAR ANYWHERE IN NEW ZEALAND N.Z. TRAVEL SERVICE. N.Z. TRAVEL SERVICE. 92 GLOUCESTER STREET. ’PHONE 65-479 TWS MOTOR COACH TOURS to Southern Lakes, Milford, Mount Cook, The Glaciers, Nelson, Napier, Wairakei. Rotorua, Waitomo, Auckland. And Pioneer Tours in Australia. Book now at n,. I 659 Colombo street. (Near Ballantynes) ' S CHIROPODISTS CHIROPODIST MISS THEDA O BRIEN, M.N.Z.S ,Ch. Inc. Chiropodist. First Floor, 115 A Gloucester st. (near Colombo st.). 'Phone 75-215. • . Alt.S JOHN S. POULTON. N.A. Ch. (U.S.A.), L.Ch. (Lond.). ; H.Ch.D (London) IDA M. POULTON. N.A.Ch. (U.S.A.), L.Ch. (Lond.), H. Ch.D. (London), CHIROPODISTS, FOOT SPECIALISTS, Corns Painlessly Removed. 272 HIGH STREET (4 Doors from Hereford st.) Telephone 60-315. MWS ' OPTICIANS G. SEVICKE JONES, OPTICIANS J 51 CATHEDRAL SQUARE 1 (Corner Chancery lane) 'Phone 76-658, P.O. Box 669. ts : WALTER J. WATSON WALTER J. WATSON OPTICIANS . ’Phone 75-884 TS

TOURS Costs include travel from Christchurch, accommodation, meals en route and sightseeing trips with a specialised courierdriver throughout. A deposit now will secure your reservation SOUTHERN LAKES-MILFORD Dec. 11-21 £59 12 6 Dec. 24-Jan. 1 £4l 19 6 Dec. 26-Jan. 3 £4l 19 6 Jan. 1-9 £4l 19 6 NORTH ISLAND HIGHLIGHTS Jan. 1-12 £53 5 0 Jan. 14-28 £57 17 6 WEST COAST GLACIERS Dec. 3-9 £3l 17 6 •Dec. 24-Jan. 1 £4l 17 6 Dec. 26-30 £23 17 6 •Dec. 27-Jan. 3 £3B 12 6 •Also includes Nelson and Marlborough. Inquire for free Illustrates booklet giving details of these and all other Group Travel tours from any Travel Agent or Tourist Buieau, or GROUP TRAVEL (N.Z.), LTD. 154 Hereford st. ’Phone 78-193. 3619 I MUST CALL COOKS FIRST for all my travel bookings,. . . Passenger Agents for ALL air, sea, rail and bus services throughout N.Z. and the World. Escorted Tours to Britain and Europe, 1960 BOOK NOW—it will be TOO LATE when you get there Here are specimens of our May tours: CMT 23—France, Switzerland, Austria and Italy 14 days—£72 9s stg. CMT 25—Ideal Tour of Spain 15 days—£72 9s stg. CMT 29—Grand Tour of Europe. 30 days—£lB3 15s stg. CMT 31—Scandinavia 17 days—£llo 5s stg. CMT 36—Ideal Tour of Italy 15 days for £6B ss. and many others including Birtam and Ireland Since 1841—-the leaders in World Travel—4oo offices Make Cooks Your Agent. THOS. COOK and SON (A’ASIA) PTY., LTD.. 659 Colombo street (near Ballantynes) 3732

“YOUTH TRAVEL” TOUR f YJW \ TO EUROPE 1960 IJr a J Last Opportunity to Apply Lists Closing Shortly IT’S TEN YEARS since the first Y.T.A. tour party went from New .. Zealand to Britain and Europe. Each year this tour has been a great success. This year’s party has just left London in ’ Rangitoto," after the delightful journey to England tda Australia and Suez, a period of exploring London for three weeks with fully-conducted sight-seeing (staying in a pleasant private hotel in Cromwell road, South Kensington, just near the big-museums); a coach tour of Engltnd, Scotland and Wales lasting 15 days, taking in lots of the famous places of oeauty and interest; a fascinating coach tour of the Continent, 25 days through Belgium, Germany (right up the Rhine Valley including steamer on the river for forty miles), the Blue Danube at Ulm, Munich and the mountains of Bavaria, Austria’s famous centre, Innsbruck; the marvel road vio Grossgloclmer into the Dolomite country of Italy, Venice, Milan, and via Lueno’s blue lake to the Gotthard Pass for the visit to Lucerne to ascend Pilatus (by mountain railway); Berne; Dijon to try the snails; Paris for three nights, ascending Eiffel Tower, seeing many famous places; back to Ostend to cross to London. Then a free period for private travel, visiting frtsnds, study, visit English holiday camp or English farm as paying guest; many delightful opportunities; sail via Panama to New Zealand. Next year’s tour duplicates the above almost exactly. Date: Leave late March (air or sea) to Sydney to connect with Orcades April 2 from Sydney via Melbourne, Adelaide, Fre- • mantle. Singapore, Colombo, Aden, Suez Canal, Naples (day trips in Naples, optional, usually include possibility of visit to Pompeii or Capri, or fast train to Rome and back); Marseilles, Gibraltar, London arrival May 5; the ideal month to arrive in Britain. Programme as above, and free period July-Sept., sail Sept. 23 Rangitoto, arrive New Zealand October 25 (Could return August perhaps if needed back on the job > Fully inclusive cost is £555 (does not cover free period as this cost will vary, naturally). Ages: 20 to 37. Several vacancies remain for both men and girls. The coach tours visit small Hotels and guest houses; there is no hostelling or hitch-hiking or cooking. Escort from New Zealand will be Mrs Jessie White, of Wellington and Sydney, who has just returned from Europe and is available for interview at various New Zealand centres in next two months (write Box 450, Wellington), London hostess will be Miss Isabel Benzies, of Wellington, who knows London well. Bookings for this tour can be made at Youth Travel Office, 10 Brandon street, Wellington; or with the registrar for the tour Miss Joan White, 106 Campbell street, Karori, Wellington; or with the Auckland representative, Mrs Russell Stone, 5 Ipswich place, Remuera, Auckland (’Phone 584-981); in South Island, with Christchurch Representative, Mr lan Wilson, 29 Woodchester avenue, Christchurch (’Phone 58-170). "YOUTH TRAVEL ASSOCIATION (AFFILIATED TO'N.Z. TRAVEL AND HOLIDAYS ASSN.) JAS. L. WHITE, M.A., Proprietor and Tours Organiser. See New Places . . . Make New Friends . . . . HOLIDAY WITH Y.T.A. 3605 i • ■ X "" V J CONDUCT! D tours ltd. CONDUCTED TOUR of the BATTLEFIELDS OF FRANCE AND BELGIUM for VETERANS of the 1914-1918 GREAT WAR. (who may be accompanied by their wives or near relatives.) A member of the 1959 “Veterans’” party and his wife wrote: “We take this opportunity to thank you for a wonderful tour which we both enjoyed to the full." A Dunedin Veteran, in an interview with the press, said: •’I really enjoyed the tour.”—lB/11/59. TOUR OF THE BATTLEFIELDS BY DE LUXE MOTOR COACH. Yores. Lille, Arras, Armentieres. Douai, Mons, Beaumonte. Hill 80. Verdun, Poperinghe, Messines, Hellfire Corner Polygon Wood, Passchendaele, Vimy Ridge. Ca.nbrai. Amiens, Somme, etc., etc. COIXJGNE in Germany will be included in the Tour. To be followed by a LEISURELY TOUR of: ENGLAND SCOTLAND IRELAND WALES Visiting: Stratford-on-Avon Aberdeen Harrogate Inverness Dublin j Edinburgh Pitlochry Llandrindod Oban Glasgow Wye Valley Oxford Cambridge London A fascinating Tour, with ample leisure. SAILING FROM NEW ZEALAND: lune 1 1980, by "RUAHINE." via Tahiti, Panama and Curacao. May 25. 1960. by "ORONTES,” via Australia and Suez. Write, wire, or eall for itineraries and all details now, to: RITCHIE’S CONDUCTED TOURS, LTD., P.0.80x 691, 335 GEORGE ST.. Tel. 76-092 or 86-503, Dunedin. DUNEDIN. Dunedin. Telegrams: "RITOURS,” Dunedin. Or contact your Local Agents: S r 7 On »® te, ? n „ Sh, P Co- Ltd - Dalgety and Co.. Ltd. n r- nX!? Ltd. National Mortgage. R G. Robinson. Ltd. N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op., Rangiora. A < 3537