‘BRIDGE’ goes to SEA \ JH Mr. Frank Cayley, leading Australian . !if Ogli bridge expert. Run away to sea in January, 1966 on the 34-day Pacific round voyage of P & 0 - Orient Ones' ‘ORONSAY’, visiting Lautoka, Suva, Honolulu, Vancouver, San Francisco, Los Angeles-from Auckland Jan. 11, returning Feb. 14. Come with Mr. Frank Cayley, who is one of Australia’s most notable competition players and a very able bridge writer and instructor. He has been retained to provide instruction and organized games and competitions throughout the voyage. Whether you are an experienced player, who may look forward to earning Master Points on board, or are an average player, or a beginner, you can be sure your standard of play will be lifted greatly by the feast of enjoyable bridge and instruction under delightful conditions in ‘Oronsay’, where you can play as much (or as little) as you please. Why not persuade your regular bridge foursome to play across the Pacific instead of just across the street? Greatly reduced Pacific ‘Boomerang* fares will apply, from only £stg. 282 for First Class, return. PiO - ORIENT LINES Consult General Passenger Agents, Union Steam Ship Co. ol New Zealand Limited, or any authorized Travel Agency. 936 PM
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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30793, 3 July 1965, Page 23
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