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AMUSEMENTS. r- ■ | AVON | = J. C. Williamson’s Luxury Playhouse Sessions 2.15 and 8 p.m. BASED ON ACTUAL FACTS! Amazing Adventure and Romance in the Most Dangerous Calling of All . , . Espionage ! ALEXANDER KORDA Presents With CONRAD VEIDT CONRAD VEIDT VIVIEN LEIGH VIVIEN LEIGH JOAN GARDNER and ANTHONY BUSHELL. Tense and thrilling drama of international espionage in the neutral city of Stockholm, with a terrific climax showing the deadly activities of the British Q-Boats. United Artists Picture. EXCEPTIONAL FEATURETTES:— “MOTHER PLUTO” Walt Disney Silly Symphony in Colour “BITS OF BRITTANY.” Scenic Gem. “DOWN ON THE FARM" (Comedy) Air Mail News Flashes from Everywhere. FRIDAY ■ Alexander Korda Presents the Robert Flaherty—Zoltan Korda Production ** ELEPHANT BOY ” With SABU From RUDYARD KIPLING’S “TOOMAI OF THE ELEPHANTS” | (For Universal Exhibition.! Box Plans D.I.C. Theatre ’phone 40-076 SHIPPING. RIE N T LINE JYAL MAIL STEAMERS TO LON* DON. om Sydney via Melbourne. Adede. Fremantle Colombo. Aden, wnt Naples Toulon, Gibraltar Channel Port. JRFORD 3TRANTO JRMONDE )RONSAY )RION IRONTES 20,000 ... 20 000 L. 14.8531 ... 20.000 ....23.371 ~. .20.000 Aug. 14 Sept. 11 Get. 9 , Oct 23 Nov 6 Nov 20 tFirst Saloon and Tourist. * First aloon and Tourists. ‘Tourist one lass only, v Calls Villefranche. ARES. NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON Is Saloon from £B7 single. £153 reLi;*i Tourist from £4O single, £72 reurn. Tourist B from £37 single, £67 etutn. Above fares are subject to ex* hange. To Fremantle. Adelaide. Melbourne Erisbane. Through bookings from lew Zealand to Sydney, thence bv )rient Line round Australian roast FNION S.S CO OF N.2. LTD. Agents AND o. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Sydney to London, via Australian Ports, olombo, Bombay, Aden, Egypt, Marbles. Gibraltar. Tangier, and Plymouth. 11 vessels may call at any port on or off ie route, and the route and all sailings re subject to change or deviation with r without notice. _ . _ IRST SALOON. SECOND SALOON. MOOLTAN* CATHAYtf STBATHNAVEK’ae STRATHEDEN'aef MALOJA'ef STRATHMORE*ae NARKUNDA'eI .. STRATHAIRD *ae MOOLTAN’f STRATH ALLAN»a CATHAYt 15,223 22.283 23.500 20,914 23,428 16,632 22.284 20.952 23.500 15.225 Jan. 20 Feb. 5 Feb. 16 Mar. 2 Mar. 19 Mar.-31 Apl. 15 Apl. 27 May 11 May 27 First and Second Saloon. Saloon J Totlrlst Class. JTourlst Class only:aUs Port Sudan, b Omits Gibraltar and mouth, c Omits Bombay, d.Omits ngler. e Calls Malta, f Calls Hobart, 'ares; New Zealand to London. First oon from £B7; Second Saloon from 7; Tourist Class from £4O. Fares are subject to Exchange. .oca! Agents: THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO., d!TpYNe! GOULD. GUINNESS. LTD. bint Agents, Tourist Class: KINSEY and ~ LTD. iHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING L COMPANY, LTD. HRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM VIA PANAMA CANAL Wellington Aug 26 Auckland Sep 23 Oct 23 Nov 18 Dec 1 Dec 16 1938 xHANGITANE Jan 13 t*ROTORUA Jan 15 tt»REMUERA Feb 12 (Port and date subject to alteration I xR AN GIT AT A xHANGITANE rt»REMUERA xRANGITIKI t*RUAHINE xRANGITATA 17.000-ton Motoi Vessels with First iss. Tourist Class, and Tourist "B* Cabin Class tTourlst Class. Oil fuel calling at Curacao, st Class from £BS Single £149 Ret jin Class from £67 Single, £ll7 Ret irist Class from £3B Single. £6B Ret jrlst “B” Class from £36 Single 5 Ret. . _ All Fares Plus Exchange and Test. 168 Hereford street. X HAW, LINE SAV I L L (Inc. in Eng.) VIA PANAMA AND CURACAO TO ENGLAND. MATAKOA C. 28 Jan AKAROA C. 25 Feb. TAINUI* T. 30 Mar. TAMAROA C. 22 Apr. ARAWA T. 20 May MATAROA C. 17 Jun AWA T. 14 Aug. .TAROA C. 10 Sep AROA C. 8 Oct CNUI* T. 2 Nov WAROA C. 3 Dec. AWA T. 31 Dec VWA—l4th August Sails from Auck. alls Jamaica instead of Curacao. ;abin Steamer. * 'ourist Steamer. __ EW YORK—Travel to Panama, thence er by aeroplane for speed, or lelsy by a cruise Uner. . „ ' , ilgety and Co.. Ltd.. Md NaOonal tgage and Agency Co. of N.Z., Ltd.—o E COMMERCIAL OFFICE OF “THE PRESS" IS OPEN UNTIL » m to receive Advertisements for following day’s issue. AFTER If , ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE lEIVED BY THE PRINTER, on the floor,'