Page 13 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22221, 23 September 1935, Page 13

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m m m NATIONAL PARKS Straightforward/acts call you to the Great National Parks of America—scenic milestones between her cities and resorts—all brought, by rail, into a compact travel-focus. Arizona's sublime Grand Canyon of the Colorado is Nature's finest example of erosion—Utah's Bryce and Zion Canyons of vivid coloring...the best-preserved prehistoric cliff-dwellings are in Mesa Verde (Colorado) ... the beauty of Yosemite's waterfalls is unsurpassed. Each park is individual... all beautiful and easily seen. America's splendid railways make this possible... tney, too, are marked by facts: They lattice tiie continent. Their schedules dovetail yours. Their trains are airconditioned— providing a constant, ideal temperature. PuLlmin sleepers defeat weariness. The charm of dining car is tripled by exact service and delicious meals. Aboard arc barber, valet* ladies' maid; library, smart club cars for sociability. Their speed links the coasta in 75 hours (with but a single change)— and generous, free stopover allowances tempt extensive wandering. Low fares and incidental costs round out the smoothest, simplest travel in the world. It starts, actually, when you board a nevj, swift Matson-Oceanic liner—with California only 15 days away—Fyi, Samoa and Hawaii in between! The "Mariposa and "Monterey" have made the liouth aiiu — ■ Pacific route mosli favored by pleasureconscious and cost-wise travelers. Obtain a free copy cf our illustrated booklet, "England Across America". It will point thu fascinating route cut the shortest to England. It will explain its advantages—in language (your own), novelty f economy* and elasticity oj plan* ning. It speaks entirely in facts. AMERICAN RAILWAYS TRAVEL and INFORMATION BUREAU * (Incorporated U.S.A.) Representatives: HENDERSON & MACFARLANB, LTD Endcan's Buildings. SO-S8 Quay Street. Auckland