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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 95, 23 April 1931, Page 4

SHIPPING. STEAMSHIP i. ime of Sailing, Kccoivinw at»#i i Cargo, subject to weather and ft" B Circumstances permitting t>i d ot:lle r Leaves A UCKI,VXD for OUTPORTS. fo? att££-? POR TS AWANUIf.... sat »t r° „ Auc kLANQ COLVILLEf... .4th Mav •>«"« -; MOT US COROMAXDEL, PONUIf * Ho E- + Thurs., 23rd. 5 'p.m. UI '' p r V' Mon.. 27th, 9am \t„ „-"• 10 a: DI GT. BARRIER?.'. Wed mhlni'V7 th ' 2 P HOUHORAf... .Ist Mav n Sht - - Ap AXUi KERIKERIf... .-.Ttl, 3 "T'''" APA »W MERCURY BAYf...27th 4 nm "*' \ TU HOE MANGAWAIf, LEIGHt KAlvi'tV ; APa MH Mon.. 27th. 2 p.m Tues MATAKAXA. ALQIE'St. ' Sq' M>Wed.. 20th. 10 a.m. Thurs,°^ AlfA MATAMATAv. WAHAR^At 'MORRTv«>r' m ' Lp to noon. Tues Thurc mu KRINS'LE> OPOTIKI AND XIWRA OMIHAt. LEIGHf T\ K \ ri - ir\ 55 43 "580 Mon.. 27th. 2 p.m. Wed" «• PARENGAf.. Ist v lr „ ® cl - 2pm PIAKOt.. A . .2TM. syns y n „ °° n i p AMji PAEROAf. TE AROHAf. TAv& ,Tl Thurs.,23rd. 3.30 p.m. Fri"'Mnt HA Mon., 2itli, »> n.rn... " J, *iUi. Tues., 28th, 0.30 p.m " " \v P V ' bolL 4 R °TOj RUSSELL, , p ; \ t " ed ' JC r^' 2-W n.rn. „ , maxgoxui Haxgar oa, TAUr7xGA WAKA'or' Otj V ' M * ARAt TOTARA XORTHV. i;;U h - 2 *»• TAIRT'Af.. *7th V w;; 8t M "" ■"*"< THAMES '" r,' l V- APAX UI Fri.. 2-1 th. 5 p.m. Fri °4th" T"p«.. 28th. 10 n.m. Wed Vt? p ' m - TURUAf, KOPUf.. J " n,'* "m. Mon.. 27tii. 3 n m AR °TOt Prt R 24S,° : 4 T "m. WAI " " HAXGAEE ;„y. : & ■ ,„'®s WHAKATAXE... Mon „ m WHAX.v X * Kit....27th. 3n m ' rrfflf HANGA PO U » ~J t„ M „* P ;™- ■ -^"HOKt WFRT COAST ' 11jH0 E$ HOKT ANG \ »... .Tlwr., Bpm ROVATCt* Arnn KAWHIA <- RAGLAX, waika?o AKU Mon.. 3 n.m pnvi rr, NEW PLYMOUTH AXD WANG4NITT Every Tues.. noon „4nTnL T - Cargo previous day and up to ll a m Sailing Day. ' Overtime charged after 4 p.m. and 11 on Saturday. No Cargo received within one hour of sailing. Prenaidt. Cargo Onlyt D TTXIOX STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF XEW ZEALAXD, LIMITED. Sailings (Circumstances Permitting). Sydney Direct. Maunganui*.... Friday. Bth May. 3 p.m R.M.m.s. Aorangi* Monday, 18th May Sydney (From Wellington). Maunganui* Friday, 24th April Fiji (Suva), ' Tonga "(Nukualofa, Haapai, and Yavau) and Samoa (Apia). Tofua Monday, ISth May, 11 a m And Every Four Weeks Thereafter. Picton (From Wellington). Tamahine Mon., Wed., Fri., 3 p.m. Gisborne and Xapier. (Cargo Only.) Waimea Tuesday, 28th April, 3 p.m. Greymouth. (Cargo Only.) Kaimiro .Friday, 24th_ April, 3 p.m. Wellington. Lyttelton, Timaru. Dunedin. Waimarino (cargo only)..Fri., 24th Apl., noen Lyttelton (From Wellington). Wahinc. .Monday. Wed., Friday, at 7.45 p.m. Maori... .Tues.. Thursday. Sat., at 7.45 p.m. Berths Booked at Auckland Office. CAXADI AN-AU STRALA SIAN R.M. LINK TO CANADA, UNITED STATES, AND EUROPE. Via Suva, Honolulu, Victoria (8.C.) and Yancouver, 11 a.m. R.M.S. NIAGARA*.Tues., sth May, 30th June R.M.S. MONO WAI* Tuesday, 2nd June EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU/Particulars on Application. •? UNION ROYAL MAIL LINE ! TO UNITED STATES, CANADA, AND EUROPE. Via Rarotonga, Tahiti and San Francisco. From Wellington. R.M.S. MAUNGANUI*.. 19th May, 14th July R.M.S. MAKURA* Tuesday, 16th June * Passengers in Three Classes. D rjIHE JjEW ZEALAND COMPANY, LIMITED. FAST PASSENGER VESSELS IN THE DIRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL AND CURACAO. (With Unsurpassed Accommodation.) I Sailing Finally from Steamef. | (Subject to Alteration) _ tRANG.'TANE Wellingfon 25th April. (Daybreak) 'REMUERA.. Auckland 23rd May. iJROTORUA*.. Wellington 13th June tRANGITIKI. Wellington 20th June. ♦RUAHIXE... Wellington 18th July, fRANGITATA Wellington 15th August. f RANGITANE Wellington 12th Sept. _ tNew motor vessel, 17.000 tons, not calling Curacao or Pitcairn Island. *011 fuel, calling off Pitcairn Island, weather permitting. tCabin Class. Return Tickets are interchangeable wilb other Lines on adjustment of fares. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., LTD. (N.Z. Head Office, Maritime Bldgs., Wellington.) A. H. SINEL, Local Manager, Quay Street. Auckland B p AND Q gTEAM NAVIGATION QO., J^TD. SYDNEY TO MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE. FREMANTLE, COLOMBO. INDIA. MEDITERRANEAN PORTS AND LONDON. Carrying First and Second Saloon Pasengers. Vessel. Tons. From Sydney. MALOJA 21,000 29th APRIL fBENDIGO 12,972 12th MAI NALDERA IG.OSS 29th MAY * MONGOLIA.. . 16.59(5 12 th JUNE NARKUXDA.. 16.572 26th JUNE fTliird Cabin only. *Tourist Saloon only. B'or further particulars apply RUSSELL AND SOMERS, LTD.,_ rhono 40-217. Agents. 55. Fort Sst. ELLIS AXD BURXAXD. LTD., Sub-Aspnts. Hamilton. o

Financial New Zealand BANKING Strength : Stability A. & N.Z.'s AT PAE The rapid expansion of banking in New Zealand has been remarkable. A perusal of the individual balancesheets of the Banks discloses considerable strength and stability. Tlio earning power of banks is stable, even in "bad times,' whilst it naturally increases during periods of prosperity. Dividends rarely fluctuate to any great extent, for the policy of providing strong reserves assists in equalising the dividends paid upon the shares. During the past sixty-two years the total assets of the six banks trading in New Zealand have grown trO''' £5,840,000 (1S68) to £70,379,000 (1930) —an increase of £64,533,000. In view of these illuminating fat* 9 the time to buy A. & N.Z. -BSBk Shares is now, when no premium is payable—the price of A. <ST"2f.Z. S being AT PAR. Moreover,''By pur-, chasing now shareholders, three years in which to pay for their shares. Full particnilars.t'rom the Organising Brokers, Dominion Brokers, Ltd., The Dilworth- Building, Auckland (Box 635).