Page 10 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 27 November 1934, Page 10

am. -r* CHAMPAGNE OF TRAVEL one of America's leading industries. ' ‘ ■ 4 Bubbling with life ... sparkling with interest, the Great Divide .. from lush forests of the z America electrifies the senses. "Champagne of North to treeless plains of the Southwest. . • travel” in everything but cost! Do you long to from primitive pueblos of the Indian Detour trade the routine of daily duty for broad high- to the steel-ribbed skyline of the world s motorways of romance? Set sail for America and drink car metropolis, Detroit. . / deeply of the elixir of new experiences. Your Sense America’s might in her symphony of voyage, a mere 15-day jaunt (via Fiji, Samoa, sound: Hiss of steam and crackle of electricity Hawaii) on a liner that garlands the way with .* t w z . z .zjng” of millions of tires on street and gaiety and ease: The new and distinguished highway ... cattle-herds’bellow and cowboys’ "Mariposa” or "Monterey yells... the robust song of rushing waters Equally luxurious, America’s monarchs-of-the- in Yosemite, Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, Niarails. Richly-appointed trains with "Pullman” gara Falls...ceaseless traffic-roar of cities from sleeping cars...dining, club, buffet and obser- Los Angeles and San Francisco to Philadelphia vation cars ... barber, valet, ladies’ maid ... and New Generous stopovers permit every comfort money can command, yet com- visits and side-trips everywhere. Fares, meals, manding little money, so modest S "hotels — all travel-costs are low. the fares. Bridge vast spaces with Every detail of this exhilarating ease (3,000 miles, coast-to-coast, ir *P deserfted in photograph* in 75 hours with one change of a ” d 0 * ne * V trains!). See America’s extremes. "England Across Ament* . Ask. From below sea-level in Death Vai- for a copy...no cost or obligation? ley to the eternal snow-mantle of of course. (Incorporated in the U.S.A.) m AMEBSCAN BAIEWAYS TBAVEE INFOBMATION BUBEAV; - Representatives: HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, LTD. • Maritime Buildings, Quay Street, Auckland,

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Frt XMAS GIFTS =as | SEE OUR WINDOWS Cake Stands 6/6, Doll’s Cots 4/9. ' Tea waggons 27/6, Doll’s Prams 6/6, 19/6, 25/-, 55/-. Deck Chairs 8/9, Camp Beds 21/6, Camp Stools 6/6 v Framed Mirrors, Wall Cabinets, Cushions, Palm Stands LEN HALL ’Phone 2759. Furnisher and Undertaker. ’Phone 2759. UNION STREET, HAWERA (Railway End). The POST OFFICE makes A Christmas Appeal USE THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN, ill-. tt r/ a T r T’ I I nourished and delicate, whose parents liiL/XLi 1 11 cannot give proper feeding or muchSTAMPS needed country , air, will thank those generous-hearted people who this for Christmas use Health Stamps, instead FIDE’M’Q ' of ordinar y P enn y stamps on their CriILUKiLIN O Christmas letters and parcels. j LI C A ( ’T’ l_J In Health Camps little'faces will be brightened, and health and vigour will CAMPS be restored to little bodies. Christmastide—the festival of childhood—is drawing near. THE POST OFICE APPEALS TO YOU to let your Christinas letters and parcels carry— HEALTB STAMPS 2d each—a penny for postage and A PENNY FOR HEALTH. On sale at all Post Offices.

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