The Railways and Wool.

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 12, 5 October 1928, Page 29

The Railways and Wool.

Pun Railway Department is leaving no stone unturned to place before wool-growers the advantages the rail offers for the safe and speedy transport of the golden fleece to market. In acdXition to a personal canvass by members of the staff, and extensive newsaper advertising, an attractive twocolour art circular, in the form of a ‘Plotter, has been mailed to sheep-own-ers. The circular, inter alia, says:"The railways make a blotter bid for your business. Woolgrowers! your own railways will give you the best service moving the golden fleece to market.

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