... THE SPHERE TRAVEL BUREAU Readers are reminded that The Sphere Travel Bureau is always at their disposal to help them to choose a suitable holiday for any time of the year. 7 his bureau will readily provide details of fares, routes, hotets resorts, etc., by return of post. Each request has personal care and attention, and the advice given is entirely unbiased. All requests are answered free, ...

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... AT THE SERVICE OF OUR READERS The Sphere's Bureau of Travel Information The Editor begs to remind his readers that the ser vices of The Sphere's Travel Bureau are fully at their disposal. Inquiries by letter addressed to The Sphere Travel Bureau, 32-34, St. Bride Street, E.C.4, will be promptly answered. Personal and telephone inquiries cannot, however, be accepted ...

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... Readers of THE SPHERE are invited to make use of the free facilities afforded by The SPHERE TRAVEL BUREAU Advice to readers, for which no charge is made, is gladly given on all aspects of travel. Transportation by air, rail, sea or road, hotel accommodation, clolh- ing and equipment in short, advice and information upon any matter which merits prior consideration in connection with travel. THE ...

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... THE SPHERE OF TRAVEL The Sphere's Travel Bureau was inaugurated a few years ago specially to help readers to over come the many difficulties that arise when the problem of holidays is being discussed. In its new form the Travel Section is one of the most popular features of the paper. Useful and practical information is given each week of tours by rail, sea and road and beauty spots and ...