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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20130, 15 December 1928, Page 20

i » m w r 1) & M*. Mlffl \/0U cant resist it—that glad-hearted. I exultant, play-splrlt of Banff. You breathe it as you stop off a rrark train Into a glistening world or high-flung peaks. You catch it as you sweep up the hill to that baronial castle of a hotel, step out on to its terrace, where the world drops away below, and the peaks close In above. You just reel like, racing up those heaven-bent trails, plunging into that warm sulphur pool, dancing the night away—and you do! There isn't such another combination of scenic grandeur, exhilarating sport, and sublime luxury as Banff. Literature and Information from the Union S.S. Company, Thos, Cook and Son, or A. W. ESSEX, Passenger Manager for New Zealand. 32-34, Quay Street, AuckIT SPa NS THE WORLD'

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