THROUGH BAVARIA’S ALPS
POSTAL AUTO SERVICE. MUNICH, July 29. A -ong-ci.erished plan has been put into effect with the inaugurating by the tierman Postal Department of a regular passenger autobus service which, with Liniau and Berchtesgaden as its termini, covers the entire range of the Bavarian Alps. Main points included in the route are Bad Keichcnhall. Mauthausl, Inzel’, Siegsdorf, Fraunstein, Seebrurk, Gstadt. Rosenheim, Bad Aibiing, Miesbach, Schlicr.-ee, Tegernsee, Bail Tolz, Korhei. Mittenwald, Ganuisch I’artcnkirchen, Ettal, Oberammergau, WTeskirche. Hohenschwangair,' ' Fus<cn. Pfronten, Nesselwang, Sonthofen, Oberstdorf. Inimcnstadt, Oberstaufen, Lindenberg and Scheidegg. Tickets are good for 1 » days and the trip can be interrupted where'er ami as often as desired. Tickets can also be had for any part of the route. Railroad feeder lines arc from Munich «»r Augsburg to Lindau, from Munich or Augsburg to Garmisch-Pa rtenkirchen, or from Munich to Berchtesgaden.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 191, 14 August 1931, Page 7
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