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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21469, 18 April 1933, Page 3

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Liberal stop-over privileges permit you to include many interesting side excursions. Costs are amazingly low! lIIHIII America, the most intriguing highway from the Antipodes to England, is also the shortest! For it is now reached, in swift luxury, on the "Mariposa" and "Monterey," new sovereigns of the famous MatsonOceanic Line, in 15-day service to California. You stop at Fiji, Samoa and Hawaii, and you may select your own route across America from either San Francisco or Los Angeles. May toe send an illustrated booklet presenting complete details of this absorbing and economical journey? m in the WORLD'S SPOTLIGHT International Exposition Chicago, June 1-Nov. 1, 1933. America invites you to visit fhis World's Fair. MATSON-OCEANIC LINE AMERICAN RAILWAYS TRAVEL and INFORMATION BUREAU ■ REPRESENTATIVES: HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, LTD., MARITIME BUILDINGS, QUAY STREET, AUCKLAND Kill ROSEN WALD MUSEUM,Chicago. 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