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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 July 1939, Page 3

Centennial Exhibition and District Celebrations, Save up for Trips by Rail. The Centennial of New Zealand will be marked by spectacular celebrations — especially historic pageantry — in various districts as well as by the big Exhibition in Wellington. People are well advised to save up for trips which will include the Exhibition and visits to other places. Help for that purpose is offered by the Railways Department with its travel stamps (1/-, 2/-, 2/6 and 5/-) and 10/- vouchers, obtainable at railway stations. Stamps are exchangeable for vouchers which bear interest at 5 per cent. ' Enquire about the new bulk-travel system for trips by rail and road. Circulars about accommodation in Wellington during the Exhibition period are obtainable at railways stations. Save up for Historic Holidays.

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