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The Pioneer Trans-Marine Ferry ServiceDevonport Steam Ferry Company, Limited. One of our Passenger Ferries; For well over 40 years our service has established A fleet of eisht fin*. Urrr~ „ l i r transport facilities for the residents and visitors vehicular fcrriL r boats and four to the Northern Shores, including Devonport. frtquentfy the . vessels J t ™ dl "S Stanley Bay. Northcote. BirkenhLd. Chelsea. th«e marine su burt '° a " d ' r ° ,O St. Helier s Bay, and to numerous pleasure re- . . sorts studded in and around the beautiful Uls re cognised to be Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf. THE FINEST SERVICE IN AUSTRALASIA Splendid Passenger Ferries. Commodious Vehicular Boats. Steamers for Hire by arrangement. The Devonport Steam Ferry Co., Limited Ferry Buildings :: Quay Street :: Auckland.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 8
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