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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 26, 23 November 1943, Page 7

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ASK YOURSELF BEFORE YOU TRAVEL "IS MY JOURNEY REALLY NECESSARY?" Whether the holiday you are contemplating cannot be arranged without involving long train journeys is a question which you alone can answer .. . But answer it conscientiously, with your eyes on the Fighting Fronts and with the needs of the Armed Forces in your mind. Remember that transportation to-day is too vital to be squandered upon unnecessary long-distance railway journeys and that in NOT travelling you will be helping the Nation. Needless Travel Complicates Our War Effort. MONEYHMT/ SSPm9§uSBGBI XbSSp