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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22352, 28 August 1934, Page 2

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Posted Id extra. f" Complete with Blade Will Buy a BEST BRITISH SAFETY RAZOR from 1/ The Ironmonger in George Street. Send for one. You will be astonished when you see the value. EXTRA BLADES, 6d per packet of Six (posted Id extra).

Holiday Touring By Rail. Bargains For All Travellers. New Zealanders, your railway touring ticket* offer the world’s cheapest travel. Think of the bargains I Seven weeks’ travel over all lines-—only £l3 second class and £l6/5/- first class. . ■ . ■ Four weeks’ travel over all lines of the North or South Island—only £7/10/- second class and £lO first class. ‘Persuade relatives or friends to form a party for the “ grand tofcr.” See the “Wonderland of the Pacific.”