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FLASH-BACKS of ail YOU'VE SEEN PRE -VIEWS of wondersUNIMACrINED! THERE is a bit of every land lurking somewhere in America, yet she is ever new, ever undiscovered. There are New World cities with Old World names ... Calais, Amsterdam, San Juan, and Moscow! Names which have sprung to reality from old Indian legends. . . Ogunquit, Teton, Walla Walla! And each Ithe symbol of superb achievement! £ Great mountains, of austere beauty; great lakes, strung together in a mammoth inland chain; great prairies of waving sunshot wheat; great cities, capitals of commerce, art, and pleasure! Great railways, dwarfing distances, prom ||| ® h % JIS m Si The world's most distinguished scientist, Prof. Einstein, welcomed to ScuthernCalifornia by Charlie Chaplin, famous screen comedian. The serrated outline of Bryce Canyon's rim ... seen from the new trail. This picturesque spot is in Utah. The design of California's Missions has become'an architectural type. Here is the Mission Dolores at San Francisco. [•VV/J &V*J vide unequalled service and perfect comfort while en route. Frequent, rapid trains, and surprisingly low costs, bring all America within your reach. Sleeping, dining and Valet facilities make of travel —luxurious modern living in motion! The Matson fleet, headed by the new and mighty "Mariposa" and "Monterey," cleave the South Seas over the shortest route to England! With stops at fascinating Fiji, Samoa and Hawaii, you arrive at San Francisco with a choice of routes from there across America. Every detail of your trip may be arranged before you leave. May we sencl you our illustrated booklet and the absorbing particulars? AMERICAN RAILWAYS TRAVEL and INFORMATION BUREAU Representative*: HENDERSON & MACFARLANE LTD. Maritime Buildings, Quay Street, Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21328, 1 November 1932, Page 16
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