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mwim AMB Alt SHHHCB ,r UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY « OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD.. ° 168 Hereford st. "Phone 78-B(i >i ——— CARGO SERVICES: WELLINGTON: Steamer Express. Dally. AUCKLAND AND TAURANGA: K on ini—October 19. Kaimai—October 26. MELBOURNE. VIA WELLINGTON'AND Waimea—October 28. SYDNEY VIA TiMARU. DUNEDIN AND BLUFF: Kaitoke—October 18. ; SINGAPORE. BOMBAY, AND COLOMBO (with transhipment to other Indian and Pakistan ports) via WELLINGTON 'AND 11 AUCKLAND e Waikare—-October 31. RAROTONGA. VANCOUVER SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS • ANGELES. via DUNEDIN ‘ AND AUCKLAND (accepting cargo for Canadian and U.S.A Inland Points): Waitemata—October 26. 5 FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES - Coastwise between New Zealand ports and to and from Australia. South Sea Islands India Ceylon, Malaya. Indonesia. and West Coast o« Canada and XJ.S.A ’ PASSENGER SERVICES: WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELf ‘ TON: ’ RANGATIRA (from Oct. 19 d HINEMOA) Mon. Wed . Fri . 7.10 p.m train HINEMOA (from Oct. 18 MAORI) Tues., Thurs. Sat.. 7.10 p.m train. WELLINGTON FROM PICTON TAMAHINE - Tues Thurs S 2.15 p.m.; Fri.. 10 p.m. Sails midnight. Oct 24. instead of Tues.. Oct. 25. NEW ZEALAND I’o AUSTRALIA (bookings arranged to all Australian points): MARIPOSA (Auck.) ’Oct 20 r ORSOVA (Auck.) Oct. 22 I, WANGANELLA (Well.) Oct 28 WANGANELLA (Auck.) Nov. 11 MONTEREY (Auck.) Nov 12 5 J.V OLDENBARNEVELT (Well.) Nov. 13 WANGANELLA (Well.) Nov. 25 MARIPOSA (Auck i Dec. 3 WANGANELLA (Auck.) Dec. 9 WANGANELLA (Well) Dec. 23 •’ ORCADES (Auck.) Dec. 27 J.VO (Well.) Dec. 30 s Particulars of forward sailings - available on application. OVERSEAS STEAMER SER VICES: Bookings arranged for travel to Europe, via Suez. Panama, South Africa Canada, or U.S.A AIR SERVICES Booking Agents tor al) Atrhne> within New Zealand and I Overseas. For further particulars apply: UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND LTD D r 4 NEW ZEALAND LINB i NEW ZEALAND LINB I Direct Service to United Kingdom via : Panama Canal J TN*t RUAHINE WelfTOct. 15 CMB*i RANGITIKI Auck I Nov 9 1 CKMB*t RANGI- Dec. 9 > TOTO | 1961 5 CKt RANGITANE IJ an 13 CKt RANGITATA Feb. 1 . TNf RUAHINE !Mar 8 L CNi RANGITIKI Mar 31 ° CN+ RANGITOTO May 5 '■ CN+ RANGITANE Jun 2 CNt RANGITATA ljun 23 B Calls Bermuda. C Calls Callao. Peru. D K Calls Kingston, Jamalc M Calls Miami. U.S.A. N Calls Curacao. Netherlands. Antilles. r T Calls Tahiti, Society Islands t First and Tourist Class. T One class. • Reduced Off-season rates applicable to these sailings. Ports and dates subject to alteration. Further particulars obtainable from J. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY. LTD Maritime Building c 149 Hereford street “ CHRISTCHURCH •Phone 69-249: P.O) Box 895 Or any Authorised Travel Agent D JAPAN HONG KONG ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES m.v. "TJILUWAH” and ‘"TJIWANGI"’ MONTHLY SAILINGS FROM SY»NEY ■ Round trips include 11 days in S Japan and 5 days In Hong Kong. = using the ship as your Hotel. ■ Principal Agents: A. R. GUTHREY and CO., LTD. 114 Cashel street •Phones 65-927 75-810 S S

him without any little game to play, and there is a distinct danger that . after weeks of work on the project, the habit of counting sometimes aloud, to combat the distractions of traffic noises —has become so deep ingrained that it can not easily be abandoned. Moreover, if a large number Of alternative routes has to be investigated, it is necessary to keep a note of the numbers of revolutions involved, and it is often embarrassing to have to take out a pocket-book and make an entry when the monitors on the gate are already taking the names of those late for school. JThere is too the possibility of the counting process having the soporific effect attributed to the making of sheep tallies in bed: a sleeping cyclist would be a grave danger to navigation in the city. Other cyclists clearly enter themselves in an imaginary race. They set' themselves a target of per-