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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 87, 13 April 1933, Page 11

■—dream isle of the l Pacific^* whose subtle, lingering charm B9 captivates all who visit its shore. Even the uninitiated are fascin- Hj atedby its glamour, culled from the writings of eminent authors H9 and travellers: yet, to all New Mj Zealanders, it is easy to experi- M 9 ence the realization of such gM fantasies. A 7 days' trip from Wellington on a Union Line JD Steamer and your dreams be- fflfl come realities—the memories of |fIH ISiHiHHgI which time can never efface. i»H am . excursion sailings: yfl H/;< «®rflP5DBR< mv * Arrive 9flH Wgf | mmwmmßft Wellington: Wellington* Wmf- i '$ffHWBmI April 18 MAKURA May 29 ' f*j ? 'njfflm May 16 MAUNGANUI June 26 'Cp.y.', rWPMfi June 13 MAKURA July 24 ■■ ;,;mW»><\ Excursion f Ist Class £35 Uv-i' Fares: (Cabin Class £25 Hf| <"' - - - -"y/; ■ 1 m ✓ gw y's' . ■■.""•• % '■■■>■ •". >• w x V> -- I UNIOIN opSTEAM^dSHIP GO. H EH Maritime Building, Quay Street, Auckland. BB Branch Office: N.Z. Insurants Building, Queen Street, Auckland.

f^NGU^ND (Across the Pacific by "AORANCI" or "NIAGARA" calling at Suva, Honolulu and Victoria en route — Across Canada by C. P. R. ■ 03 hours from Vancouver to Montreal ■ —through the 600-mlle Alpine won- ■ deriand of the Canadian Rockies. LuxBj urious trains, open observation cars In B the mountains, unexcelled dining car R service, smiling attention from waiters 9 and porters. a Across the Atlantic by § "EMPRESS lof BRITAIN" I . . . largest and most luxurious liner ■ plying between Empire ports ... 5 fa days Quebec to Southampton via the H short St. Lawrence route . . . only H 3 days open sea. S For the utmost in comfort and variety B of pleasurable experiences, travel thlf B —the All-British way. 9 Apply to A. W. ESBEX, M Passenger Manager for N.Z., g 32-34 CUAY ST., AUCKLAND. CANADIAN PACIFIC

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