SEEING THE HOMELAND
Most people living in New Zealand, whether born here or overseas, cherish the hope that at some time they may have the good fortune to visit the Homeland, but consideration of cost makes the realisation of this hope difficult for many. The heather hills of Scotland call the exile from that romantic land, and the beauty of the English, countryside makes a never-failing appeal to those whose homes lie south of the Tweed. The conducted tour of these countries and of delightful parts of the Continent of Europe, advertised in to-day’s issue, offers a wonderful opportunity to see much of the Homeland under the most favourable conditions possible and at remarkably low cost. In addition to this, the certainty of agreeable companionship throughout the tour, the relief from worry regarding luggage, and the payment by th'e management of all gratuities on board ship and on the tour, must greatly enhance the enjoyment of all those taking part. Inquiries regarding. complete itinerary should be addressed to Mr Thomas Ritchie, P.O. Box 691; telephone* 10-097 and 20 : 507.
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Evening Star, Issue 22572, 13 February 1937, Page 21
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179SEEING THE HOMELAND Evening Star, Issue 22572, 13 February 1937, Page 21
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