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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 136, 12 June 1933, Page 4

SHIPPING, i' STEAMSHIP CO., LTD Time of Sailing, Receiving and St,w Cargo, subject to weather a n a™' n S Circumstances permitting. Phone Leave AUCKLAND: Leave OUTPqrI AWANUIf, KAIMAUMAUt - ] Every Saturday, noon"" COROMANDEL, PONUIt... tt,„ 13th,. 4.30 p.in. : 14tii io 111 16th, 8 a.m. ,3 M a.m. GT. BARRIEItf s" »•». Wed., midnight HOUIIORAt-. .l-ath .Tune, 3nm n, lt . KERIIvERIt, I'URERUAtI . , Mon., 2 p.w KAWAU ISLANDf.. .MonT, noon t-a™ MERCURY RAYt. .-.Thurs.,noonTrm^ 0 MANGAWA If, LEIGH t.. .. $ Mon.. noon. Ka WAU MATAKANAf, ALGIE'Sf.. n , tl And Kawau Call If required wlth^^n^"' 1 14t h, noon ,~, as ?Gnj>er s MATAMATAf, WAIIAROAt. MORRrvJ^' 1 ' Tues., Thurs., Sun Ss Vp»v, VtJi i OMANAt, LEIGHf, TAKATUt Mon., noon « c,. opotiki And kdtarehip" if KA^'.\u PARENGAf Mon., mi, .Tune ' PAAKOt,. Moil, and Thurs \ A ' V "U I'AEROAf. TE °* „ S.S. TANIWHA: 1-ttll, r, P.m. tjm .... 15th, 4.30 p.m. 1ft,, 1 a -m. RUSSELL. OPTTAf, WHlwni Boo » MANGONUT, AND TOTARA NORTS 0 ' 1 ' Mondays. 3 p.in JMJRTH, TAURANGA and- ROTOItU\V via'T'3' A^A t — *»<■■ •^spiffing 32th, 3 p.m. • KAWATJ or H.VUITI 14th. 4 30 p.m. 9-30 a.ni. - r " >518 SURFDALEf OSTENDt OMIHA* m 1?, p ni - S.S. OMANA At a 'iflte) Tues., <1.30 a.m., Fri 'nso r,™ Sat., 1.43 p i'n *Sun 0.'.i0 am" COWES BAYf AwAßoTrand OKAPim WHANGAREr T^n°^&\ rrn 1 .'as Sf- - 0/ ISM.. 7.30 p.m. n P.m. WHAICATAXE 73(1. 10 n m 6 ' 3 »• WITANANAK-Tt. 10th Tmpn„™-'- Tn -*t NEW PLYMOUTH AND Tues.. noon tt»,. DI - Cargo prev. day and ini "to 11 Prepaidf. Cargo Onlvt da [j

U^ IO kewSaSl& 0P ~, S ""' nBS jCjremnstances nermiw,,^ Melbo^^n^h^^rafe^l Pa gi e . n Sers in Three Classes Snips Doctors Carried. From Auckland. go Mnr & (From Wellington). ' R.M.s. Ma ungan ni '■ '■'.tVp'slw 27a lZ !7 „„, """ 0 " 'ST. wSSyg'.'-gJ-;.-Gisborne and Napier. (Cargo Onlvl Waimca..... ....Tuesday, 13th .Tnno 4p.m. c „ ~ For Wellington and Sydnev, • Tuesday. Kith .Tiino, g p.m. Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oamaro , T » . . Timaru. ' ainianno Thursday., 13th June T?™™ +! ljytteUon^Froln Wellington).. Rangatira Mon., Wed., Frl., 7.15 nm b™h"l" CS ;' Thurs., Sat., at 7.45 p.in! Berths Booked at Auckland Office CANADA, UNITED STATES, EOKOPE. pivinr.v l? lnß ' 1 ' Bookings:by CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN AND UNION .ROYAL MAIL LINES. Fortnightly Sailings Across Pacific. 'Passengers in Three Classes. Auckland, . Wellington Ship. Suva (Fiji), _ Rarotonga, Honolulu, ; f' Talilti, San Victoria. . ; .Francisco. • Vancouver. , R.M.s. Makura* — Juie 13 R.M.s. Niagara* June.27' i - K.M.s. Maunganui* — July 11 K.Ms. Aorangi* . , July 25 - - R.M.s. Makura* —- ■ Aug. 8 R.M.s. Mouowai* Aug. 22 ' — R.M.s. Maunganui* —. Sent. 5 R.M.s. Aorangi* Sept. .19 — Monowai, Aorangi and Niagara Sail 11 a.m. U.S.A. AND ' CANADIAN " RAILWAY TRAVEL. - Itineraries, Cost of Tours, and all Information Supplied. Rail and Hotel Reservations Arranged. VISIT CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR, JUNE-NOVEMBER. 19&3. Auckland Office: 32-38, Quay. Street East. City Passenger Office: 107, Queen Street. ... D

gAILING FOR ■ JJOME? FOR LUXURY, SPEED, SCENEKT, 2300K IJIHROUGH 0 J> A Wonderful Trip under the most luxurious conditions of modern travel, atia speed that saves hours of time. Vancouver to Montreal —2929 miles—in S9 hours 40min., including all stops. Scenery that is world famous. Great cities. The Rockies. Liberal stopovers for side trips. Visit the great Chicago International Exposition, Junt 1 to November 1. Through passages arranged nil routes to Europe. Choice of Atlantic Ports. FREE. Write for Free Booklet specially compiled for New Zealand travellers. The booklet is profusely illustrated and deals in detail with all (points of interest to New Zealand travellers going to Canada, U.S.A. and on to Great Britain. Head Office: < i. DOMINION FARMERS' INSTITUTE, WELLINGTON. W. M. Luke, New Zealand ManagerBranch Offices: S, FERRY BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. J. B. Paterson, Local Manager. J. Foley, Passenger Representative, RAILWAYS.

M J|AISO N I N 1 TO ENGLAND. VIA AMERICA Liners stop at Suva, Pago Pago, Honolulu, Los Angeles and San Francisco. CROSS AMERICA BY A SELECTION OP WONDERFUL SCENIC ROUTES. . Auek- Hono- Sao land Suva lulu F'cisco Steamer. Dep. Arr. Arr. Arr. MARIPOSA July 1 July 4 July 10 July I] MONTEREY July 29 Aug. 1 Aug. 7 Aug. \\ MARIPOSA Aug. 26 Aug. 29 Sep. 4 Sep.U All Matson liners stop at beautiful Pfl£° Pago 38 hours after leaving Suva. AUCKLAND TO SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. MARIPOSA June 16, 5 p.MMONTEREY July 14, 5 p.">MARIPOSA Aug. 11. 0 P- ro J Full Information, Booklets,"Fares, etc., on application. HENDERSON AND MACFARLANB. LTD.. General Agents for New Zealand, QUAY STREET. AUCKLAND. Talephone 44-SSO. 0 J£AIPARA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTD. HELENSVILLE-DAItGAVILLB SERVICE. Leaves Helensville or Mt. Rex. Leaves Dargavlllc. Mon., Wairuat Sun.. Walrua, 0 p.®. Wed., Wairuat Tnes., Wairua, 5 p- m Frl.. Wairuat Th., Walrua. 5 P-®* tAfter last train. Cargo daily. N.B.—Weather permitting Wairua call' Pouto Mon., Fri., from Helensville; Tues. and Thursday from Dargaville. Far A ß / Adult 10/ Single. IS/ Ret.: School 8/, ISA Train leaves Helensville for Auckland, o.*' a.m. u HUDDART-PARKER LINE. The New Twin-Screw Motor Vessel WANGANELLA (10,000 tons) will Sail as under (circumstances permitting) For SYDNEY (direct). From AUCKLAND. Friday. Jnne 23. 8 p.®For MELBOURNE (via Sydney), From WELLINGTON, Thursday, July °- First and Second Saloon Only. Full information, pamphlets, fares, etc-, apply OFFICE, Quay Street (opp. Queen s Wharf). Phone 43-IS3. u