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Northern Advocate, 17 November 1941, Page 3

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Holiday Help for Families Generous Rail Concession When parents with all their children under « 16 years are travelling together on a railway journey of 20 miles or more, they’re asked to pay only the price of three second-class return fares. One or two secondary conditions have to be observed, but in no way do these lessen the value of this very liberal concession to the family man planning his holiday budget. Full Information from any Stationmaster

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