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TOURS YOUTH TRAVEL TOUR TO EUROPE AND AROUND THE WORLD, 1966 THE YOUTH TRAVEL ASSOCIATION ("younger set” of World Circle Tours) (founded in N.Z. by Mr and Mrs J. L. White in 1944) invites applications for enrolment in 1966 World Tour: open to young men and young women up to 37 years of age (minimum age for girls 21). Departing Wellington in P. and 0.-Orient Lines "Orcades” (one class) on May 4, 1966; calling Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Port Said, Naples, Lisbon. ITINERARY: Arrive London, June 11. Programme will include a week in London (hotel with all meals provided); full sightseeing—Westminster Abbey, Tower of London, St. Paul’s, Regent's park Zoo, Petticoat Lane, Madam Tussauds, Thames excursion, Houses of Parliament, etc. Ten-day coach tour of Britain; economy hotels, all meals and sightseeing included; picnic lunches; via Cambridge, Lincoln, York, Newcastle to Edinburgh: Forth Bridge; Trossachs country, Loch Katrine, Loch Lomond (launch trip), Glasgow; then via Burns Country and Gretna Green to Windermere, English Lake District, via Southport and Liverpool, Mersey Tunnel to Chester, ancient walled city; into North Wales, Mold, Denbigh, Corwen, Llangollen; via Shrewsbury and Hereford to Gloucester, Bath; visit Clovelly (Devon), Bude (Cornwall), Exeter; return to London is via Stonehenge and Windsor Castle; two more days in London. Next, the Continental Tour; a fascinating circuit (26 days in all), by private motor coach; accommodation In small hotels and pensions, all meals and sightseeing, guides, gratuities are allowed for. Dover to Ostend by sea .Ostend to Brussels (three nights, with tour into Holland to visit Rotterdam, The Hague, and Amsterdam (canal eruise): In Brussels we ascend the Atomium. Into Germany, to Cologne on the Rhine. Up the Rhine Valley, part way is by steamer. Next, Mainz, Heidelberg (castle) and autobahn to Munich, capital of Bavaria, with its famous clock performing once daily. Night, typical German music. Southward now, Olympic Highway via Garmisch-Partenkirchen (detour to Oberammergau) and into Austria to Innsbruck, capital of the famous Tyrol. Night, Tyrolean, concert. South via Europa Bridge and Brenner Pass to Dobbiacco in the Dolomites, north Italy. From the Italian Alps, we arrive at Venice, and reach our hotel by gondola. A day at leisure In Venice. Next to Florence (overnight) and Rome (three nights), full sightseeing including St. Peter's. Then to Milan, leading industrial city. View Leonardo's famous painting, "The Lgst Supper"; climb amongst the 150 spires of the cathedral.

Enter Switzerland, Lake Lugano and over the Alps, St. Gotthard Pass, to Lake Lucerne. A day in Lucerne, then via Berne (Swiss capital) and Neuchatel in to France, passing through the pine-clad forests of the Jura Mountains to Dijon. Here we sample tasty snails. Then to Paris (ah Paris!) three nights in our little hotel near the Folies Bergere; lots of sightseeing Eiffel Tower (up to the top), Arch of Triumph, Louvre to see Mona Lisa. Montmartre artists’ quarter, Notre Dame, Saint Chappelle, Left Bank—and the shops. Ticket to the Folies included. Then we go north to Belgium again, to Bruges, and next morning back to London via Dover. Now comes a “free period” for own choice; visiting relatives, or more time in London, or further travel according to taste (such as Ireland, Spain) Some people work for a while in London, for experience. (The return to N.Z. can be delayed as long as two years—return ticket is provided and booking guaranteed.) Return to N.Z. (via Panama and Tahiti) is in three parties: (A) “Rangitane,” dep. U.K., September 16, 1966. arr. N.Z., October 19. (B) —“Ruahine,” dep. U.K. October 14. arr. N.Z. November 15. (o)—"Rangitoto." dep. U.K. December 9, arr. N.Z. January 11, 1967. TOTAL TOUR COST: £530, N.Z. back to N.Z., based on the two steamer fares totalling £398 stg. Does not include costs of the "free period,” of course. The deposit is £5O (held in an independent trust account). How to join: Write to hon registrar, Mrs K. J. Lemmon, 28 Karepa street. Wellington, S.W.I. Please give full name, and age Complete brochure will be supplied. with enrolment forms. 2200 RAFFLE RESULTS MERIVALE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB Drawn under Police Supervision FIRST PRIZE, No. 6287. SECOND PRIZE. No. 1088. THIRD PRIZE. No. 6500. Prizes may be collected from the club rooms or the club Secretary, C/o P.O. Box 672, Christchurch. 2480 CHRISTCHURCH FIRE FIGHTERS' ASSOCIATION PETROL RAFFLE Closing date extended to July 17. Drawing extended to July 22. B2l WATERSIDERS' COUNCIL OF SPORT C.O.S. 50 Series 63 First Prize, £55: No. 1584, Blank Butt. Second Prize, £5: No. 1439, Blank Butt. Five Prizes of £1 1330 1811 1584 1699 1427 Drawn under Police supervision 2/7/65. 2302 CRAIGIEBURN VALLEY SKI CLUB (INC.) 200 CLUB RAFFLE Week Number 13 Ticket 245. CHRISTCHURCH RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB LADIES' COMMITTEE Ist Prize: Ticket No. 3263—Pat. ’phone 886-387. 2nd Prize: Ticket No. 2956 Alan, c/o Marathon. LOST AND FOUND BLUE Talking Budgie lost, Bryndwr area. Reward. 'Phone 518-477. DACHSHUND Puppy lost vicinity Wembley street. Reward. 'Phone 34-484 evenings. 615 FOUND, St. Albans area, large fluffy black and pale grey Cat. 'Phone 556-514, LOST between Eyrewell Forest and Chch., Trailer Tail-light and number plate, 'Phone 389-140. LOST between Springston and Hornby, One Spare Wheel, 700 x 20, off Bedford Truck. Bing 150 M, Lincoln. Reward. LOST Birthday Book, yellow paper cover. Please Phone 188-329. Reward. : " LOST off truck, 1 Silver Hand Trolley. 'Phone 79-853 or 69-809 Reward. 8330 LOST, Lady’s Gold “Titan” Wrist Watch, probably lost between Square and Lancaster street Wed. evening last. Reward. Please 'Phone 60-714 business hours.X39s7 ONE Power Take-off Unit, lost Blenheim road. Finder please Phone 21-363, after hrs. 555-279,