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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 September 1939, Page 2

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64 Large Coloured Pictures Tell the Story I A BIG BARGAIN FOR 5/- ■ ' I I XTEW ZEALANDERS, the sixty-four pages of pictures in full colours | (each 9 inches by about 7 inches) of the Dominion’s biggest and I best souvenir book, “New Zealand Railways Illustrated, ’ shows you I why your country well deserves the title, “Wonderland of the Pacnic. I There are also indexed maps of the North and South Islands, and || enough letterpress to do justice to the scenic marvels. This remark- g able publication has drawn warm praise from many people of many countries. An ideal gift for your relatives or friends here or overseas. The limited issue will soon be sold. On sale for 5/- at Railway Bookstalls, or direct (5/- post free) from the Publicity Manager, N.Z. Railways, Wellington. A COLOURFUL TREAT