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Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 January 1940, Page 11

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SUMMER’S CALL FOR BIG PICNICS Railway Experts’ Advice Free is the time when all manner of organisations—industrial, commercial, social, scholastic—are planning big picnics. The best course is to obtain the free advice of railway experts for happy excursions by rail. Another free benefit offered by the Railway Department is a booklet which gives full information about picnic grounds and fares. Take the line of most assistance for your picnic. Ask Today For a Free Booklet

THIS LADY . . . is trying to make up her mind. She’s having a ( difficult time choosing from CLARK’S Bakery foods . . . they’re all so DELICIOUS—just like our Bread—it’s only the ||| Best! ’S We Deliver Daily to all parts of Town and District. W. G. & A. S. CLARK, LTD. (Late Mitchell’s Bakery) QUEEN STREET - , ’Phone 1478 - - MASTERTON