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SHIPPING AHO AIR SERVICES . UNION STEAM SHIP COMJ FANY OP NEW ZEALAND. LTD, * 188 Hereford «t. 'Phone 78-290. a CARGO SERVICES: 1 WELLINGTON: 6 Steamer Express Daily. 17 AUCKLAND AND TAURANGA 17 Kauri—April 10. >7 SYDNEY. VIA TIMARU. DUN--13 EDIN. AND BLUFF: 17 Waipori—April 10. !7 MELBOURNE DEVONPORT. !7 AND BURNIE. VIA BLUFF: ►7 Waimea—April 8. 1 FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES *7 Coastwise between New Zea>7 Land ports and to and from 1 Australia. South Sea Islands. •7 India, Ceylon, Malaya. Indo--1 nesia, and West Coast of >7 Canada and PASSENGER SERVICES: !7 WELLINGTON. FROM LYT--57 TELTON: 57 HINEMOA: Mon.. Wed.. Tri.. 1 7.10 p.m. train. 1 MAORI: Tues.. Thur*.. Sat, 7.10 pm. train. ;Z WELLINGTON FROM PICTON: Rangatira: Thur*.. Apr. 8, 215 p.m.; thereafter, Tamahine, Tues.. Thurs~ jg 2.15 p.m.; Fri., 10 pjn. !8 NEW ZEALAND TO AUSTRA►7 LIA (bookings arranged to al] »3 Australian points): ►3 MONTEREY (Auck.)ApL 8 •7 WANGANELLA (Well.) Apl. 14 1 MARIPOSA (Auck.)-Apl. 22 I WANGANELLA (Auck.) Apl. 28 !7 WANGANELLA (Well.) May 12 II MONTEREY (Auck.) May 20 >3 WANGANELLA (Auck.)May 26 1 DOM. MONARCH (Well.) Jun. 8 ►7 MARIPOSA (Auck.) Jun. 8 ►8 WANGANELLA (Well.) Jun. 9 » ORIANA (Auck.) June 9 >8 ORANJg(WeII.) June 16 Particulars of forward sailings available on application. 13 OVERSEAS STEAMER SERVICES : Bookings arranged *6 for travel to Europe, via !6 Suez, Panama. South Africa. ’6 Canada, or U.S.A. AIR SERVICES: 57 Booking Agents for all Airlines 57 within New Zealand and 53 Overseas. For further particulars, ap•3 Hy:>3 UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF 17 NEW ZEALAND. LTD. 17 D 13 * PASSENGER SAILINGS TO SYDNEY (Subject to Alteration without Notice.) Ship Fr. WeU. Ft. Auck. Sth. Cross 5 Apr. |f Monterey 6 April Wanganella 14 Apr. ! Mariposa 22 April Wanganella 28 April = Wanganella 12 May Monterey 20 May i Wanganella 26 May Mariposa 8 June Dom. Mon. 8 June* Wanganella 9 June Oriana 9 June Oranje 16 June 14 June Monterey 6 July Wanganella 8 July Wanganella 21 July Mariposa 22 July Canberra 3 Aug. Wanganella 4 Aug. Wanganella 18 Aug. Monterey 19 Aug. Wanganella 1 Sept. 1 Mariposa 6 Sept. ‘ Wanganella 15 Sept. | Oronsay 23 Sept. Wanganella 29 Sept. •From a N.Z. Port. And regular sailings thereafter. ‘ Bookings may be made at the following offices:— I HUDDART PARKER, LTD. (Agents: Kinsey and Co.) i P. & 0.-ORIENT LINES i (P. & O. S.N. Co.—Agents: The New Zealand Shipping Co.. Ltd.) (Orient Line—Agents: | Union Steam Ship Co. of I N.Z.. Ltd.U I SHAW SAVILL LINE, MATSON LINES, DUTCH MAILS (Nederland Line) (Royal Rotterdam Lloyd). Agents: Russell & Somers. UNION STEAM SHIP CO., or any authorised Travel Agent. J TRAVEL = EVERYWHERE I BY LAND-SEA-AIR ir TO II Australia. Britain, Europe. >r North and South America, Africa. Japan, Hong Kong, ,n Singapore, India, Ceylon, Fiji, Noumea, Tahiti. Your Best Travel Agent IS ? COOK'S SERVICE 058 Colombo street, Christchurch (Near Lichfield street). •PHONE 62-009. WS g WORLDTRAVEL CONSULTANTS For all . . . OVERSEAS AIR, SHIPPING, B; AND TOURS— Consult Us First. ' e 92 Gloucester street, Christchurch. P.O. Box 1002. ’Phone 85-479. Also at Timaru, Dunedin and Invercargill. WS lv ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES Incorporated in the Netherlands NEW ZEALAND-EAST ASIA SERVICE Monthly Sailings to SINGAPORE. MALAYAN F PORTS, MANILA. Three Weekly Sailings to HONG KONG. SHANGHAI, TSINGTAO and TIENTSIN Accepting wool, general and * refrigerated cargo and issuing through bills of lading to outports. Limited passenger accommodation. 7 VAN NOORT—April 10 9 TJIMANUK—ApriI 19 Monthly Shipping to BRITISH EAST AFRICA, MAURITIUS. BEIRA, LOURK ENCO MARQUES, DURBAN. 22 EAST LONDON. PORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN. Accepting wool, general and - refrigerated cargo at direct or « through Bills of Lading and gjj issuing through bills of lading to West Africa and outports. STRAAT SOENDA—ApriI 8. ” STRAAT MALAKKA—June S. i I 114 Cache! ctret J 9 CHRISTCHURCH M 'Phone S5-M7 MW WANT Adc. have proved them•elv’es so profitable and inexpensive that they have become a household and business necessity . . . Read and use the Want D Ada. in 'The Presa” every day.