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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 278, 23 November 1934, Page 14

» natives, under New Zealand administration. The whole trip is done In two weeks—leaving Wellington on the "Makura," 24th December ■ (Xmas Eve), and arriving back on the 5 lii 'Maunganui.' January 7th, giving three clear ► days in Rarotonga. Look at these low fares! j; Y-. V FIRST CLASS A J I km/mTT RETURN I I \ CABIN CLASS £ | "Tf J Im X — Jj| Here's a "wonderful chance to materialize 1 / that dream trip to Tahiti—a dream that has fc.- |/ resulted from enchanting descriptions of em> | IJ Inent authors and travellers. Specially reducL ''J l ed fares are available on the 'Makura,' leaving I; 5 Wellington, December 24th (Xmas Eve), f^-Y rf \ M and arriving back February 4th—allowing nearly four weeks In Tahiti. /• • ; jB&Zm nRST eLASS £32 Jplll mmtJjm RETURN CABIN * ilw RETURN ■ 1 ' , ' ■ " — r-————— gg"' — ~ By THE AIR-LINE ROUTE ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY TO ENGLAND From fast expresses Vancouver *o "scc^s Atlantic liners at Montreal ("Ducheses," on both shores . . . JJOOO miles before "Mont" ships), or at Quebec ("Em- you reach the sea. Embowered farms, presses"). Enjoy a day's sight-seeingr, Wooded islets. Vercheres, where young before you go abroad, in these plctur- Madeleine outwitted the Iroquois and - Statelv Chateau above, By now you're settled comfortably,ami Dress" below, at Quebec. Here paused fun begins. Dinners with the gourmet La" Salle, believing China lay just beyond touch. New acquaintances. Deck sports. Lachine Rapids: Champlain founding Bridge parties. Two carefree day* lie France in the New World; and Pere before you. You get your sea-legs beseeking fore you reach The St. Lawrencr widens to 25 miles at Fi;icp, HaHOM A.tl'/:iM^Tadoussac. The chapel of Father La Only 3to 4 days more by the atr-line Brosse is America's oldest stone build- royte .. . and ahoy Britain. You re ening. Legend says he foretold the hour joying life every minute . . . grand of his death; unseen hands tolled his appetite, dances. talkies, deck-chair passing in every parish he served. ease. And still the shorter seaway 1 For Literature, Fares and Suggested Itineraries, apply to— Canadian Pacific (Incorporated in Canada) 32 -34 QUAY STREET, AUCKLAND. For the Holiday You Need I i Your Railways Will I IHelp You! I Now is the time to be saving up for that || necessary Summer holiday. |j Cheap travel by rail—less than a penny a mile, H second-class, and a slight fraction over a i penny, first-class—helps people to build up j| strength of mind and body. n For a holiday, short or long, your railways 1 give you that best, cheapest, safest service. || Save Up For Trips By Rail! 1