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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21554, 17 January 1940, Page 9

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NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS ATTRACTIVE DAY EXCURSION TO OAMARU AND DUNEDIN SUNDAY, JANUARY 21 Special passenger train, stopping at all officered stations, Timaru to Oamaru, inclusive, to pick up passengers, for Oamaru and Dunedin, will run as follows: Timaru depart 7.0 a.tn., Studholme 7.48, Oamaru 8.48, arriving Dunedin 11.56 a m. Return train leaves Dunedin 6.35 p.m., arriving Timaru 11.25 p.m. The above trains also stop at Seacliff and Port Chalmers Upper. Tickets at special cheap fares will be issued to Oamaru and Dunedin from stopping stations and are available by special trains only. Sample cheap fares:— To Oamaru To Dunedin From: 2nd class Ist class 2nd class Ist class s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Timaru 3 10 5 6 8 3 11 7 Makikihi 34 45 83 117 Gienavy 18 22 67 94 Seats may be reserved for both journeys at a charge of 1/1. Special train from Invercargill arrives Dunedin 11.48 a.m. For further particulars see handbill or enquire from Stationmasters. s o HUtdrt 6 Se e ~ x so much to Do I 15 i // / ißr* 8, ,z s JU V x Hb * $ ■MMjateHatiaaaAi ifetwMOfc iii*Aw __ > '- 1 > -L_ xx. XX at the Centennial EXHIBITION WELLINGTON krAY/Tn) z 55 acres of fun and interest including 10 acres °f Playland and 14 acres of spectacular building 3 l The most colossal and interesting spectacle ever staged in this country or any country south of the line. Don’t miss it. Come with your family and friends for a marvellous time. AMPLE ACCOMMODATION Get printed form, “How to obtain accommodation," from any Post Office or Railway Station and then write to The Accommodation Bureau, P.O. Box 544, Wellington. - MOTORISTS parking for 12,000 cars at Exhibition. m j Convenient motor camps. OPEN UNTIL MAY, 1940 " ’ z