TRADESMEN TOPPIHG and Felling, Chain Sawing. Town and Country quotes given. ’Phone’ 52-035. D TREE Topping, Felling, Stumping, Chain Sawing, etc. Experienced men. 42 Arawa street. Phone 59-617 or 64-790. D TREE Felling, Topping, Bulldozing. Hedges Removed and Sections cleared. All work Insured. No waiting. Ph. 41-575 or 50-658 for Free Quote.WFS TREE Felling, Topping, Stumping, Chain Sawing, mobile winch for heavy pulling; debris removed. Ray Barlow. ’Phone 59-456. UPHOLSTERY: Your lounge furniture recovered like new and reasonably priced. Boat and caravan squabs made to order. Phone 87-358 for promp service. T. Barnett, 32 Mathesons road.D UPHOLSTERY Repairs. Recover Work. Prompt service. Lowest charges. 'Phone 60-126, 259 Woodham road. (Late A. J. White’s tradesman.) D VENETIAN Blinds Cleaned. Retaped, Recorded, Radio controlled vehicles ensure prompt "same-day service." Guaranteed lowest prices. 'Phone 58-529. Newton Dodge Venetian Blinds Service. D VENETIAN Blinds Cleaned, Retaped and Recorded with all general repairs. Same-day service. Plummers Venetian Blind Service, 6 Dickens street, Addington. ’Phone 77-275. D WASHING Machine Repairs. Prompt service. C. Wright, 38 Division st. ’Ph. 47-957. MWS WINDOW Cleaning, for a good iob done, 'Phone 30-921.WS WINDOWS and Office Buildings cleaned. ’Phone 50-861. X 9702 FIRST-CLASS BUILDER Available for new contracts, repairs and alterations. Satisfaction assured 59-793. ■5793 ALTERATION AND RENOVATION SPECIALISTS FOR prompt service and attention to your home alteration or modernisation problems ’PHONE 45-570. ENGLANDS TIMBER YARD Now located at 23 Watts rd. NEW PHONE NUMBERS 46-704 & 47-516 Joinery Department still at 102 Montreal street. ’Phone 50-720. 7923 SHIPPING AND AIR SERVICES KJNMHNT STEAMSHIP CO. PASSENGER SERVICES LYTTELTON-WELLINGTON RANGATIRA—Monday, Wednesday. Friday, 710 p m train HlNEMOA—Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday. 7.10 p.m. train. PICTON-WELLINGTON Booking Agents for Passengers and Accompanied Cars by G.M V ARAMOANA NEW ZEALAND TO AUSTRALIA Bookings Arranged to All Australian Points HIMALAYA Well. July 27 MARIPOSA Audi. July 31 MONTEREY Auck. Aug. 25 ARCADIA Auck. Sept. 7 KUALA LUMPUR Auck. Sept. 8 MARIPOSA Auck. Sept. 18 ORIANA Auck. Sept. 26 MONTEREY Auck. Oct. 9 MARIPOSA Auck. Nov. 3 ORIANA Audi. Nov. 6 ORSOVA Auck. Nov. 10 MONTEREY Auck. Nov. 24 Particulars of forward sailings available on application GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR P & O-ORIENT LINES BIS N , CO , E. and A. LINE, LLOYD TRIESTINO LINE. AGENTS for Dutch Malls, Matson Lines, Shaw Savill Line, the New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd . Canadian Pacific Steamships GENERAL SALES AGENTS for , Canadian Pacific Airlines and Booking Agents for all other airlines CARGO SERVICES WELLINGTON— Steamer Express—Dally. AUCKLAND and TAURANGA— Kanna—July 28 Konini—August 4. Kaimai—August 11. Kanna —August 18. NAPIER and GISBORNE— Kopara—July 23. SYDNEY AND BRISBANE via TAURANGA— Kaitoke—July 29. MELBOURNE via WELLINGTON TIMARU and BLUFF— Waimea—July 22. SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTEN HAM. BOMBAY, and CEYLON with transhipment to other Malaysia, Indian and Paki stani ports), via WELLINGTON, NAPIER, and AUCK LAND. Wairata—July 22. FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES Coastwise between New Zea land ports and to and from Australia. Pacific Islands, India. Ceylon. Malaysia, Pakistan. Burma and West Coast of Can ada and United States UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z. LTD., 168 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH Telephone 76-290. p i’O ENGLAND Via South Pacific, Caribbean. Australia and South Africa. ONE CLASS ONLY "SOUTHERN CROSS" "NORTHERN STAR" Sailing from N Z -Sep 18 Jan. 8 Jun. 3 •Oct 23 Mar 11 July 2 •Dec. 12 Apr. 9 Aug. 27 •Reduced fares: August 1 to December 31. •GOTHIC CLASS Via Pacific and Caribbean First-class—Monthly. See your Travel Agent, or 220 High st Phone 64-969. Christchurch. MWS Pacific Adventure Voyages Save 25 per cent on August to November Sailings. Experience the full magnificence of Maison at reduced fares. Cruise through the Ports of Paradise to to U.S.A, on one of the last Pacific Adventure Voyages of 1964. Two reduced fare cruises include free professional tuition In special leisure-interests These leave Auckland—October 9, Monterey, Golf Cruise; November 3, Mariposa. Bridge Cruise. Exclusively first class. Superb food. Every facility you could think of. Congenial companions or quiet privacy. Only 340 passengers. Room to relax, rest or revel . . . just as you prefer Bookings are now being accepted for regular 1965 sailings which leave Auckland every 3 weeks. See your Travel Agents, or MATSON LINES. 3rd Floor, A.M.P. Building, Queen st., Auckland.
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30499, 22 July 1964, Page 24
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