Cnr Moorhouse Ave and Colombo St PHONE 62-644 THE ORIGINAL NISSAN DATSUN DEALERS
EXHORAIR FIJI CHILDREN FARES $1 per year Children aged between 1 and 15 years pay only their age in airfares when they travel with an adult to Fiji and return before July 31,1986. So take the family on an Explorair Holiday to Fiji this winter! 8 days Nadi from $779 per person, share twin. 8 days Nadi and The Coral Coast from $958 per person, share twin. 8 days Visit an Island from $1099 per person, share twin. Children sharing a room with 2 adults receive FREE accommodation, so they pay only their $1 per year airfare! For full details, see your nearest Holiday Shoppe or phone: Holiday fS-Shoppe GREG MILLER TRAVEL HOLIDAY SHOPPE Christchurch, Merivale Mall, 189 Papanui Rd, Ph: 559-019 SETTLERS TRAVEL HOLIDAY SHOPPE Christchurch City, 26 New Regent St, Ph: 62-318 CONWAY TRAVEL HOLIDAY SHOPPE Ashburton, East St, Ph: 88-219 We support Air New Zealand Bonded Member of TAANZ $4O Departure Tax Not Included.
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Press, 9 July 1986, Page 64
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