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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 181, 1 August 1936, Page 21

■GOING ~f\ (ABROAD / ( 4 7cr AUSTRALIA J 4,]. Wy «i /I<ar SL THE SOU ™ CENTENARY CELEBRA- '4 ft/I T°N S -interesting events throughout this year! C.A. and V# Jill Un '°" Une vessels leave Auckland or Wellington at about jjt Jmjr\ weecly intervals for Sydney, with through bookings to >A Melbourne, Adelaide and other Australian points. jj Ochrt,4 the PACIFIC I TO CANADA. united STATES and EUROPE-C.A. Line X Mail vessels leave Auckland every four weeks for Vancouver V? jf" Vii T* (Fiii) ' Hono,u,u and Victoria (B.C.) —Union Line Mall ft «/".? alternate fortnightly with the above, leaving V) \(Mh\ Wellington for San Francisco via Rarotonga and Tahiti. A "£====?jKr\\[l g Bookln £ s » the United Kingdom and Europe. Rail $ 1< ,IIL and Hotel res « r vations made In Canada and U.S.A. Round- '4 the-world tours arranged. vt 7cr HONOLULU jf c'Stv b and of , e( l uab le temperatures, glorious tropical scenery, V*» nappy, hospitable natives—the Island Pliyground of the n? c 'i A holiday In this enchanting paradise will become a '/l Hfe-long memory. _ Excursion return fares from £52 First v) Class—£37 Cabin Class. Sailingfrom Auckland on C. A. Line AJL Mail vessels—Aorangi (17,500 tons) and Niagara (13,500 »**• T.* tons). Inclusive tours in Hawaii combined with excursion Its , fares can be quoted. W Excursions to RAROTONGA f Here Is a glorious trip for a fortnight's Winter holiday. jiT rjj , About five da y* from Wellington by a Union Line \l vessel and you are in Rarotonga — a sun-kissed, coral- t A y>jW( Ajj encircled Island, cooled by balmy caressing breezes. i/S /JMI i\} cloaked In tropical verdure, and inhabited by hospitable tA J / natives. Special excursion sailings — Maunganul leaves v) Wellington August 4th, Makura on September Ist, and 1 \ Maunganul, September 29th. Return fares from £24 yL if* First Class; £17 Cabin Class. M "7cr~ FIJI | Come this Winter! Here among glamorous scenic /££&[ splendburs and happy carefree natives, life is pleasant— $} J&IB* one finds that peace and contentment which rests and j!i\. stimulates. Return fares (by Mail vessels Aorangi 17,500 $ »]■ tons, and Niagara, 13,500 tons) from £22-10-0 First *2 1 Class and £18 Cabin Class. A fortnight's holiday gives f. y° u a * u " we ®k 'n Fiji. f UNION STEAM SHIPCo.| OF NEW ZEALAND Ltd.J

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