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TAKE THE THIS SUMMER/ / / & AUSWMBA/ Commencing October, 1936, and until S March, 1937, the “Marama" (6,500 tons) / will maintain a three-weekly service between / Melbourne and South Island ports, with / calls at Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Wellington, / Bluff and occasionally Hobart. I { / Weather and other circumstances permit- I ting, she will call at Milford Sound every / trip on the way from Bluff to Melbourne, / and also on the way from Melbourne to Bluff. FOR. TH£ MELBOUR.NE CUP —The first sailing of the season, on October 27, is scheduled to arrive in Melbourne on November 2, in time for the Melbourne Cup race which-’is run on November 3. ■ Hf UNION STEAM SHIP CO. |Q ? '" Mf OF NEW ZEALAND LTD. END OF A PERFECT DAY •. fl W “Nice whisky this.” “Yes, and as reliable as old Dandy here.” - “The resemblance S I goes deeper than that, k Str. There’s not a / bite in the whole /?■ Hinm smooth make-up of 7 % . McCallum’s Perfec- W, f tion.” ELLIS & MANTON, LTD. Bond Street. WELLINGTON AGENTS.

Smooth Miles of Ease A Day Off for the Motorist Carefree Ride by Rail And Time to Think After the new excitement of car-ownership and risky speeding has passed away, the motorist will thoroughly enjoy a carefree trip by train. Why have ever the wearying worry of the steering wheel? Why have the frequent dread of another car’s wild rush around the dangerous bend of a narrow road? Why be always working while travelling ? Why not have the ease and freedom of limbs which the train can give ? Why not have the fearless joy of seeing the country fly past you, or the option of reading or chatting with friends, with no more anxiety about the travelling than if you were sitting in an armchair at home? TRAVEL BY RAIL - AND RELAX.

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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 24, 23 October 1936, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 24, 23 October 1936, Page 16

Page 16 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 24, 23 October 1936, Page 16

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