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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 136, 11 June 1934, Page 4

The Vintners' Company has long enjoyed the privilege of keeping a number of regal birds on the Thames. SHIPPiNG. L ow 1034 JpARES TO jgUROPE. 1934. TRAVEL THE LUXURIOUSLY INEXPENSIVE WAY I!Y O.N.R. VANCOUVER TO MONTREAL. (2029 miles in SO hours 40 minutes.) Liberal Stopovers for Side Trips. THE ROCKIES. NIAGARA. GOLDEN PRAIRIES. OTTAWA. CHICAGO. VANCOUVER. Nearly 8000 miles of intense interest, by luxurious C.N.R. Link direct by steamer from Auckland. Choice of all Atlantic ports. All lines to Europe. - Scenic Booklets, sailing lists and travel advice FREE on application to : Head Ofllco: DOMINION FARMERS' INSTITUTE, WELLINGTON. W. M. Luke, New Zealand Manager. Branch Offices: S, FERRY BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. J. B. Paterson, Local Manager. J. Foley, Passenger Representative. THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDRY CO., LTD. ONEHUNGA TO NELSON DIRECT. The S.S. KAITOA (weather and other circumstances permitting), will load at Onehunga on SATURDAY NEXT, Ifith instant, for Nelson, Motueka: also accepting Cargo for Golden Bay Ports. Comfortable cabin accommodation for passengers. For further particulars apply to RUSSELL AND SOMERS, LTD., 55, Fort Street, Agents. Telephone 40-217. xll £IAVILL AND £ LBION J^INE. (Incorporated in England.) (Via Panama Canal.) REGULAR 4-WEEXLY DISPATCHES. MATAROA from WELLINGTON. June 21 lONIC, from WELLINGTON. July 24. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD. A. S. PATERSON AND CO., LTD. D.ALGETY AND CO.. '.TP. p J^AI PARA STEAMSHIP CO., LTD HELENS VII.LE-DA HGA VILLE SERVICE Fare: 10/ Single. IS/ Return. Leaves Helensvllle or Leaves Dargaville Mt. Rex. •Mon.. after last train, * Sun., 5 pin W c(J., after last train. Tups., 5 p.in. j •Fri., after Inst train. *Thurs., f> p.m. Cargo Daily ut Kail. 'Calls at rmito. L 1