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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20498, 17 March 1932, Page 9

Children travel comfortably in Orient Third Class HOW to keep children happy during a long voyage used to be the question. Orient Service has supplied the full answer. To-day, the comfort of the young is studied in every way., Well-ventilated cabins conduce to sound sleep by night and by day the spacious decks afford every facility for healthy exercise and for the playing of many games. There are free cinema performances, a swimming bath, sports competitions and ample amusement. The catering is liberal and is adapted to the needs of all ages. The comfort and contentment of their charges mean so much to the peace and enjoyment of adults . . . .... on Orient ships families. receive the best of attention and consideration. For children of between three and twelve years of age half fare is charged. One child under three is carried free. FIVE 20,000 -TONNERS, ORONTES, ORFORD, ORAMA, OTRANTO and ORONSAY, CARRY THIRD CLASS To London from £39 plus exchange UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. LTD. Agents throughout "New Zealand

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In old almanacs special days and holidays used to be printed in red ink to distinguish them from ordinary days. This explains the origin of the term red letter day.

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