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Progress, Volume VII, Issue 4, 1 February 1912, Page 1007

BUSINESS MEN-SPORTSMEN-TOURISTS- PLEASURE SEEKERS If you desire to see the wonders and unrivalled beauties of the Lakes, Rivers and Mountains of New Zealand, or to go Fishing, Shooting, or in search of health, take ‘ i ■ 1 • * ~•. * ' • KS v;v.' • • .vc m ism '&M mm m Wk mat m m m - m ms m rr.. BUB The Viaduct at Broken River, Midland Railway. Tunnels on the Midland Railway near Cass. COLD LAKES AND GLACIAL DISTRICT OF OTAGO Wakatipu, Wanaka, Hawea, Manapouri, Te Anau, Sutherland Falls, etc. RETURN EXCURSION TICKETS, available for THREE MONTHS, will be issued between Ist Nov. and 31st March, as under — TO KINGSTON, LAKE ~WT i-LKi 3 (Including Saloon Steamer Passage Kingston to Queenstown and back) From ! CHRISTCHURCH (via Waimea Line only) CHRISTCHURCH (round trip via Waimea Line or Invercargill) 5 EDIN (via Wmeis, Line only) 2 DUNEDIN (round trip via Waimea Line ox* Invercargill) INVERCARGILL ( via Kingston Line only) INVERCARGILL ( via either Kingston o«? Gore and Waimea Line) 1 TO PEMBROKE, LAKE WANAKA (Including Saloon Steamer Passage, Kingston to Queenstown and back, and Coach, Queenstown to Pembroke and back). From Dunedin (via Waimea Line only) .67/6 (Fix’s* Class) The journey may be broken at any station at which the train is timed to stop after travelling twenty-five miles from the original startingstation, provided the specified time for which the tickets are available is not exceeded.' ■ 'Mr/-/:- ■V;. ' m m m Ssf mm " * - -V-' ’ m m £1 g3g£& -.vA'. v.“7?7r” ’iS: i* 'I = ' ■ ; :: Hi .s Lake Manapouri. Queenstown; Lake Wakatipu.'