Page 14 Advertisements Column 3

Press, Volume CI, Issue 29803, 21 April 1962, Page 14

Going overseas ? the whole ship is yours when you go by the stars SOUTHERN CROSS *** NORTHERN STAR-j-mH I EFjMIWMMMhA I .. i 4 ? AjhrM'J Jfr J costs less per day than a really good hotel! Planning a trip to England and the Continent? Then go Floating holiday hotels! Here's the service you seek, in by the Stars, both ways! “Southern Cross ’ and “Northern the best British tradition —courteous, efficient, unobtrusStar provide a unique round-the-world, One-class Tourist j ve pj ne food ... a gay social life ... heaps of good service. These glamorous sister ships offer a choice of en- entcrtainmcnl to choosc from Or can from chanting routes with gay. interesting ports of call, there . L . . and back n a — SO many quiet corners to sun^at * ,e > read or just sleep! Asleep or awake, perfect comfort is assured, by air* Y our choice of ship is so important. Southern Cross and con( jjtjoning and stabilizers to smooth a choppy sea. “Northern Star” are One-class Tourist ships and carry no cargo... means the whole ship is yours to enjoy. BOOK NO Wi. JrA your Tuarel Agent ’■'*n .. .> ........ go by the stars SOUTHERN CROSS • NORTHERN STAR To England "Southern Cross” sails January, April, July and October. “ .Northern Star" sails February, May, August and Norember. a-,... .. (First voyage from August. 1962) ,ro * e ' Routes— ltineraries vary slightly—watch the Shipping Notices column of this I I - k newspaper or see your Travel Agent. < rWV WWCi. Tk Off-Season Fares Reduced fares, from {.lOO, apply between August Ist