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means • • • •'I., * * less f"/' I ' \ lilll s 0* MORt * % ;.' w: hws P HI! fM KsHO|)( ■Si For a moderate fare the “BAY” BOATS: provide an ideal means of travel for those seeking a high standard ,of comfort and service at limited cost. Attractively-furnished :cabins ... Restful lounges, library and smoke-room ... . a splendid playroom for children, and excellent well-served . meals are features of “BAY” BOAT service. Every passenger receives the same efficient, unobtrusive attention from the whole of the ship’s staff. Go to England by -BAY” BOAT . , .-all' one class travel gives the run of the whole ship, and the company of congenial fellow travellers. Games, exercise, recreation along the broad decks; the diversions of dancing,.concerts and cinemas. The.colourful Suez Route provides opportunity for parties to make interesting shore trips at Australian ports, Ceylon, Egypt and Malta. FARES:- Tourist ONE CLASS £4O, Tourist B from £37 plus Exchange. Excursions to sunny Ceylon, fares', from N.Z. £42 Return. % ’ , A k For sailing list apply to— DALGETY & CO. LTD. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. LT& ABERDEEN ft COMMONWEALTH LINE

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