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Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 301, 21 December 1939, Page 4

i COME ALONG AND JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF MERRYMAKERS AT NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST FEAST OF ENTERTAINMENT AND INTEREST A\ m a? N.Z. THOUSANDS OF EXHIBITS The greatest shilling's worth you have ever known Admission: Adults, //-; Juvenile* (under 16), 6d. for this sum you see the whole of the Exhibition with the exception of the Waitomo Caves and the amusement devices, CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION WELLINGTON FOLLOW the crowds to the Exhibition! Everybody's talking about It! Thousands upon thousands are coming again and again to be thrilled with the mightiest spectacle New Zealand has ever staged. There’s never a dull moment at the Exhibition. Fascinating exhibits, marvellous working models, free demonstrations, free lectures, free cinemas —and the greatest round-up of amusement thrills ever gathered together In the Southern Hemisphere. A Wonderland by Day A Fairyland by Night Be there! Be there! Make this the most wonderful holiday you have ever had. Come to the Exhibition! AMPLE ACCOMMODATION FOR ALL No visitor need be without suitable 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. Convenient motor camps. NOW IN FULL SWING —CLOSES, MAY, 1940 Come Ngw/ For the Thrill of a Lifetime to the New Zealand ¥1 -4 l EXHIBITION WELLINGTON

AS MAN TO MAN . . THIS XMAS How about a Bottle of McCallum’s A f ✓ And the best gift of all from man to man—a bottle of McCallum’s—the velvety smooth Scots Whisky that makes the festive hour complete. LADIES: Because of its world reputation for perfect taste, McCallum's is the gift in perfect taste. Stop worrying over what to give him—make it " McCallum’s’’—the gift that will please him most. THE NAME M 9711 II i» isS* THE WHISKY IS ■hie BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND