Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22586, 15 March 1948, Page 7

HAPPY HOLIDAYS OUR APRIL TOUR IS FULL. BOOK NOW FOR MAY EAST COAST WONDERLAND Through the beautiful East Coast of the North Island. This Tour is of 7 days’ duration and includes: — GISBORNE, TK PUIA HOT SPRINGS, WAIHAU BAY TAURANGA, ROTORUA. TAUPO, NAPIER. ALL-OVER COST IS £lB-10-0, from Gisborne. which includes Transport, Hotel Accommodation, Launch Trips ami all Si«htsceinß and Guide Pees. BOOKINGS ARE NOW OPEN FOR MAY TOUR EAST COAST WONDERLAND (sth-llth May) CONSULT—TRAVEL TOURS (N.Z.) Ltd. TENNYSON STREET, NAPIER, or Gisborne Agents— TATTERSALL & BAYLY LTD. (M.l-'.W.)

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