ORienT and then ENGLAND v ' a SYDNEY MANILA HONG KONG r\2 SHANGHAI JAPAN and CANADA 31 A pagfeant of pleasures throughout j . . . countries you've long dreamed or seeing: ""Wf .... China, civilised when 11 others were savage . . . . if japan, still preserving: her t ancient and unique characteristics . . . and Canada offering a wide variety of vvonderrul sights. You travel across the Pacific aboard the great white "Empress or Japan" or other Empress steamship to Victoria and Vancouver . . . you cross Canada on the superbly equipped trains or the C.P.ft.— through 600 miles or Alpine wonderland . . . you see incomparable Lake Louise and Banff and the Dominion's great cities , . . Chicago and New York, too, ir you wish . . . and then you sail down the glorious St. Lawrence or. the 42,500 ton "Empress or Britain" or by a regal "Duchess" liner. us arrange your next trip this way. CANADIAN PACIFIC THAI** STEAMER* HOTELS
ROTORUA Phone A.A.A. Sox 206 ARMIDALE 173 PRIVATE HOTEL, HINEMOA STREET. Modern — Comfortable — Central. Tariff: 10/- Day; Week, £3/3/-. Proprietress: E. CARKEEK, Winter Tariff by Arrangement. Sinton's Randwick House Next R.M. Garage. Five Minutes Railway Station. Baths, Tennis Courts. Tariff: 8/- a Day; £2/7/6 Weekly. Phone 103. P.O. Box 138.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 16, 20 January 1933, Page 12
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