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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 61, 22 February 1934, Page 11

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Week-end Trip to Wellington 24th-25th February Cheap Excursion by Rail From Hawke’s Bay Stations Special opportunity for people of Hawke’s Bay to have a change of air and scene, and to visit relatives and friends in Wellington. Archbishop Redwood’s Diamond Jubilee Sunday will bring the principal ceremonies in celebration of Archbishop Redwood's Diamond Jubilee as a bishop. Pontifical High Mass at the Basilica on Sunday morning. Huge procession of Roman Catholic hierarchy, clergy and societies through the principal streets of the city on Sunday afternoon. Open-air Benediction in the Basin Reserve. EXCURSION TIME-TABLE The special excursion train will leave Napier on Saturday, 24th February, at 11.20 u.m.; Hastings 11.45; Otane 12.30 p.m.; Waipawa 12.39; Waipukurau 12.56; Tqkapau 1.23; Ormondville 1.45, Dannevirke 2.10; Woodville dep. 2.43; Palmerston North 3.36; Wellington arr. 6.24 p.m. The return train will leave Wellington on Sunday, 25th February, at 6.42 p.m., and arrive at Hastings 1.14 a.m. (26th February); Napier 1.34 a.m. If desired, passengers may also return by the 0.20 a.m. Welling-ton-Napier express on Monday, 26th February, or via the Wairarapa line on Monday, 26th February, by train leaving Wellington (Lambton) at 7.50 a.m. and connecting with Napier express at Woodville. The reservation fee for the combined up and down journeys on the special trains is only 1/-. A special handbill, obtainable at stations, gives details of train connections from and to intermediate stations for the special excursion trains. SPECIMENS OF LOW RETURN FARES:— From 2nd class Ist class From 2nd class Ist class Napier 21/- 31/- Takapau 15/3 22/6 Hastings 19/9 29/- Ormondville 14/3 21/Waipawa 17/- 25/- Dannevirke 13/- 19/Waipukurau 16/6 24/6 Woodville 11/- 16/6 The same scale of week-end excursion fares will be available for Palmerston North from Napier, Waipukurau, and intermediate stations, by the excursion train. 400 Miles for 21/-

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