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Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 March 1940, Page 2

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BIG VALUE FOR fid POCKET RAILWAYS TIMETABLE you pay 6d for the Railways Timetable (popularly known as the “Pocket Guide”), you make a very good investment. In addition to the full timetables for rail and road services, the book gives you all manner of helpful information about passenger, freight and parcels services. A very interesting section of 26 pages is the “Locality Guide,” an alphabetical list of towns, townships or suburbs, and their distances froth the nearest railway stations. A HUGE FEAST OF FACTS FOR 6d.

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