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Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 February 1939, Page 9

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"LET THE RAILWAYS BOOK IT THROUGH" Increase in Inter-Island Goods Traffic All progressive business houses doing a national trade realise the marked advantages of placing their inter-island transport business in the hands of the Railway Department’s "Through Booking” servicec. Thus the business keeps on increasing. Anyone with parcels of goods of ny sort to send to “the other Island” will secure speedy, safe and worry-saving service by consulting his nearest Stationmaster or any Goods'Agent, Business Agent or District Traffic Manager. YOUR RAILWAYS FOR PROSPERITY