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Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 December 1940, Page 8

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More U •J Vv <*«««$» A 7? TvK For " r ° U ■ AAJiA — and more fun too if you W RIDE A g? U CYCLE fl j You will see the newest models 3 here. Prices low and terms | j to suit you. ! Sieve Sharman, Cycle Agent, MASTERTCN. ' Thone 2152.

"”'**■■'**&* K |WFrfeslfl Hg7;feM .JUL. SOUNDS Everyone re enthusiastic about the Sounds . . . there's so much to see and do. Excellent accommodation is afforded in the scores of secluded bays which offer fishing, boating, swimming, launch trips and yachting. From the sur- w • rounding ranges you get marvellous panoramas of the Sounds district, one of the principal gateways to the South Island. Full details at tha ! government TOURIST \ BUREAU LOCAL AGENT: R, H. WILLIAMS Perry Street - - - - Masterton.