StaSIONS WMMm to BRITAIN from £m23o Zw Big Ship Comfort "Boomerang" savings for First Class .. travel to Britain and back—or in ? .' Cabin Class or One Class to Britain, with return in the First Class—range from one third to one half of the normal fare. RMl^^^SSf%**‘ !!!S l^W w % ;, * : ”»»* 1 * This applies to August /January ,.■ “Wl sailings from Australia as listed below; and the return is by sailings from the U.K., January/May, 1962, or 12 months later. in addition, "Mixed Boomerang" tickets are available for Tourist Class or •.c^.i'^* ,,,,,,,n, " , * > ’ F,**J KWW ■*-'*» i w& . ■"**•< Tourist B Class travel from Australia in specified September/November < sailings; with return in the First Class in sailings from the U.K., S& '.' * March/April, 1962, or 12 months later. "Boomerang" fares are lower to and from Mediterranean ports. Ask about the special new provision for travel to Britain in the "Off-Season' 1 ■ return the ECONOMIC single tickets trans-l mman These between 20% the fare for Consult: journeys Australia-Europe The New Zealand Shipping Cubin Class, One Class and the C f\Hr l "rsu niOn S ' S ' Co ' Tourist Classes. NX. Ltd., or any Authorized Travel They apply between July and January, below as "Boomerang" Sailings plus two earlier sailings ("ORONTES" late June, and "STRA THNA VER" July). » PsO-ORIENT LINES •Boomerang" * ORCADES (tn) OCT. 15 ★ HIMALAYA (s) DEC. 6 Sailings from Sydney t STRATHNAVER OCT. 16 * ORONSAY (s) DEC. 7 ♦ ORION JULY 19 | ORION ( m ) (W) OCT. 24 * STRATHEDEN DEC. 24 < n»IANA <* A ) WEFT 2 * ARCADIA (m) (A) OCT. 31 * ORIANA DEC. 30 ♦ t STRATHMORE NOV. 9 + ORONTES JAN. 3 ♦ ORSOVA(m) SEPT. 18 * CANBERRA (m) (A) NOV. 15 * ORSOVA (A) JAN. 12 t ORONTES SEPT. 29 * IBERIA (s) (A) NOV. 24 t STRATHNAVER JAN. 17 it First 4 Tourist Classes. t Cabin Class A Tourist B Class, t One Class, (m) "Mixed Boomerang" Tickets available. (s) Ask about special fares applicable to this voyage. (A) Departs Auckland. (H') Departs Wellington. ■ X
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29499, 28 April 1961, Page 8
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