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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 192, 16 August 1939, Page 4

SHIPPING. TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OJ N.Z. L rjJ. Ph. 47-430 (6 Linos). Railing (Circumstance* Permitting) : FOR SYDNEY. (With Through Bookings ti> Mclhojrne am other Aiihiraliiin Purls.) FPOM A I 'CKLAND : MOSOWA I Tursiliiv Aug. •"> p.m MAL'NOAM I Tim'Mlhv, Auk. FROM WKI.I.INi; TON : MAt'NdAXI'l . . . .Snliiriliiv. Aim. 1!», 1 p.in MAT' NO A .N'l'l Sii I u riln y. Sep. ! Inclusive Timrs in Australia \r ranged. foi: \vi: i.i,i ni," r n).\ i:Ti\i are k i.axi> MAI'NUAM I Weil.. Ami;. IK. 10 p.in fou larrr i-:lto\ i iiiim Wellington RANIJiVIKA . . Ml.ll. Will . Fri.. 7.4.". p.in MAOItX. .... 'I'll" 'I'll nr~.. Sn i.. ~.4~i p.in I'l >!\ I'll "I'l IN I'ltiiM WKI.I.INIiTON: ARAKCRA ....Mini. Will., I'ri.. I.IT. p.in Friihiy. Auk. •"« p.m H A r«i ■■ rll n<; a (i 1 111 •ki >i: 11111 -1. ni: ki'ai .of a (Tonga). APIA fSiiinuiii. SI'VA (Fiji). MATt'A (I'rrim Aurk.) Tims.. Sept. 11 TO CALCUTTA. SINGAPORE, SAM A lIA NO: NAKIIADA I nml Cargoi From A ink In nil : M-pi ember. .January. May Comfortable Af«■«>niiimklji lion for limited number of passengers, Special Fan; for lll.nml Trip CAHiin SERVICES. OISP.I ikNE : MARGARET W Tues.. Ana. 22. 3 r m. wbij,i.m;ton. picton, lyttelton, DUNEDIN. BU FF. TIMVRU. WAI.MA HIM i I'riiln.v. A' IS CANADA UNITED STATKS Kf: OPE. Through Hooking* liv CANADIAN AUSTRAL ASIAN I.INK. I'ns?.onger>' in 'I'liCce Class* . Sailings frnm Au<-kluml In Suv • (FIJIi, Honolulu, Victor in (11. C.i, Vancouver. NIAGARA. Sep. AORAN'IT. Oct. 3 NIAGARA. I I'i . .'II AIIIIA.' HI. Nov. 28 NIAGARA, Dec. 26 AOIIAMII. .lan. 23 11 n.in. Aml Four-weekly l lif ri'ii rI«• r. Canadian and u.s.a. rail travel. Itinera rii's Cusi of Tours nntl All liiforiiuill«m Supplii'il. Rnil nn 11 Hotel I'l'srrvn I inns Arranged. HAWAIIAN INCLUSIVE TOURS. Comblnerl with Excursion Steamer Fares. AROUND THE-WORLD TOURS. MAIN OFFICIO. 32-38. Quay St. Knot. CITY PASSENGER OFFICE — 107, Queen Street. I'll. 17-566. Passenger office, Graml Klilgs., Rotorua. ; d THE QCEANIC gTEAMSHIP QO. MATSON I.INE (inc. In U.S.A.) TO • "piNQLAND. Over the glamour route to California on the swift, luxury liners MARIPOSA and MONTEREY—3 days to Suva, 4 day* to Pago Pago. 0 days to Honolulu. 14 lay* to Los Angeles, 15 days to San Francisco. NEXT SAILINGS TO CALIFORNIA— Monterey. August 21: Mariposa, September 18: Monterey. October 16. All sailings from Auckland 5 p.m. NEXT SAILINGS TO SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE— Mariposa, September 1; Monterey, September, 20-30; Mariposa, October 27 All sailings from Auckland, 10 p.m. 2JOLIDAX rpuurts FROM TO MELBOURNE—I 7 days (4 dajri at Sydney, 3 In Melbourne). First class. £88 TO/; Cabin Class. £26. TO FIJI—I 2 days (4 day# at Sura). Flrat class, £25; Cabin clans. £20. TO HONOLULU—B7 days (10 days in Hawaii). First class, £00 10/: Cabin class, £44. TO SAN FRANCISCO—6 weeks (0 <laya In California). First class. £112; Cabin class, £74 10/. England and Konnd World fares on application. AGENTS—General Agenta ; Henderson and Macfarlane. Ltd. ■ Endean's Hlilgs., S6-58, Quay St., Auckland, Local Agents: A. R. Turnwald, Hamilton ; C. B. Peterson, Fenton St.. Rotorna. D gHAW gAVILL J^INES. TO ENGLAND VIA PANAMA CANAL AND CURACAO. WAIMARAMA... 12 Pas'gers . Aug. 26 ARAWA Tourist Class. Sep. 12 AKAROA ....... Cabin Class . Nov. 8 rAMAROA ..... Cabin Class . Dec. 1 MATAROA Cabin Class . Dec. 20 TO ENGLAND VIA AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AFRICA. DOM. MONARCHx. First ...... Oct. 4 CERAMICS Cabin Oct. 25 THEMISTOCLESa . Ist and 3rd Dec. 0 DOM. MONARCHY First Jan. 28 sCommences Journey from Sydney. xThe Dominion Monarch. 27,000 ton?, the world's most powerful motor vessel, will maintain a direct service between New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and England. I* D. Nathan and Co., Ltd.: A. 8. Patmaon and Co.. Ltd.: Dalgatr and Co.. Ltd. D QOOK'B FJIOUBS to Europe 1040 sea so:*. Programmes Now Available. TOURS ESCORTED FROM AUSTRALIA By Experienced Couriers who (.peak the languages of the countries vislterl in - Europe. j SHORE EXCURSIONS AT COLOMBO AND TO CAIRO. Apply now for Programmes and full information. QOOK'S rpBAVEL gERVICE, N.Z. INSCE. BLAG., AUCKLAND, C.l. P.O. Bos 24. Ph. 30-093. W T aiß N BW 2 ealand g HIppINO COMPANY LIMITED. DIRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. VIA PANAMA CANAL. , 2^S2' TATA **" Auck. 24 Aug., 7 a.m. .. 2 K £?.9A7. A . NB •• * • Auek - 23 Sep., 7 a.m. 2'HEMUEKA Auck. 28 Sep., 7 a.m. i'RIMUTAKA .... Auck. 17 Oct.,7a.m. aRANGITIKI ...., 18 November 1 * 30 November | xRANGITATA ......... 14 December zkRANGITANE 11 January J'REMUERA 1 February Port and dates subject to alteration. x17,000-ton Motor Vessel with First i Class. Tourist Class and Tourist B Class. ITourlat Cites. «Oil fuel, calling at Curacao. kCalls Kingston Jamaica. PASSENGER BOOKING OFFICES: Maritime Building*. Quay St. N.Z. Insurance Blags.. Queen St. O gOUTH AND J^NGLAND. SLOB FUNNEL AND SHAW BAVILL JOINT RBKVICK. ASCANIUS First Class Sep. IS DOM. MONARCH . First Ctasa Oct. 4 NESTOR First Class Oct. 14 CERAMIC Cabin Clans Oct. 25 EXCURSIONS TO AFRICA. £80 Sterling. With It* warm sunny days, coal invigorating nights; its Wealth of scenery, the call «f Africa is a i very real one. loin the growing number of those who have come under Tts spell and take advantage of tha special November and December Excursions. Henderson and Macfarlane, 1.U.; Ddfaty and Co., Ltd.: L. D. Nathno and Co a Lt'l.; A. 8. Paterson and Co., Ltd. W8 j^aisha. in England.) Dlnct Cargo Service between New Zealand and Japan. B.S. KOZAN MARU Leave Kobe Aug. 28 Due Auckland Sep. 19 8.8. NANIW.t MAKU Leave Kobe Oct. 29 Due Auckland Nov. 21 Accepting cargo for Noumea and Japanese ports. JgUSSELL AND gOMERS, J^TD., Age nit. 83. CUSTOMS ST. EAST. MW , JJUDDART pABKER (Incorporated In Australia.) , 'T.B.M.V, VVAXOA NRI.I.A (10,000 tons). To SYDNEY ONLY. A __^„ r '9'u Aucklaud. 4 p.m. • •■Wet lb Uctoier 13 (UVktralla), Xoveuiher 111 Vi';!;V' J \ "A' 1 MELBOURNE !' •*#t»mhVr nuc n<l - ■ . 1 fa — Dei-emher A From «• i?. 1 " 1 MF.I.IH»i:rxB. *«'g. 4 p.m. fulli i»form*7iuu • «o». 23. o ' —— tAWW