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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24449, 7 November 1940, Page 5

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?“si * rx 1 *- (P "■f'V V Tram Trips for Families SPECIAL RAIL CONCESSION Happy holidays now and again are well within the means of every family, However large, if transport costs are the onlj' consideration. For the price of three second-class return fares, the Railways carry parents and all their children under sixteen years of age for any journey of not less than twenty miles—rthe bigger the family, the greater the saving. The onfy condition is that the family must travel together. f Let Your Railways Help You