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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31724, 6 July 1968, Page 3

TROUSSEAU LINENS tad LIN6ERIE HAND WEAVING INSTRUCTIONS LOOMS MADE TO ORDER 25 yam* ttptrltMt PHONE 45-951 MR CUNLIFFE

41-day P&O Cruise to Japan and Hong Kong. Canberra sails Oct. Tl. from Auckland Here it is: the perfect 6-week holiday. Eight days to exptoreTokyo, Kobe, Nagasaki. Three days in Hong Kong. Four days in Sydney. Fares: Auckland return Wellington from SI2IS First; 5605 Tourist. Auckland return Auckland from $1240 First; $630 Tourist, Return from Sydney to New Zealand is in the One Class liner Orcades. Enjoy floating hotel luxury, while in Japan and Hong Kong. Canberra’s Itinerary spiced with the sights, the sounds. Nightdub: Cabaret artists, the mysticism of the Orient Roland and Yvonne, will enter- visit the famous beaches nightspots, A whole new world to discover, Uin throughout the cruise. AXesvokohems, oct. & « day* both on board ship and at the STeSSI fascinating ports of call. on a rnanaiy rour show, the night-spots. 6 H Make up a party of four to share An overland excursion Is available Your world at sea is relaxing a 4 Tourist class Cabin, “" r XST* lively, gay. Y° u “ find yourself an j ggyg 550 each. Kobe, October n<e days). Motolaughing a lot; eating extremely Group forclubs well; making interesting new an( j t, us j ness houses: a party of at Nara. Osaka. friends; enjoying life as you ]cast J 5 a( j u ] te wl ]| save 10% on •ure to see the house of Madame But- I whe e nyouXlfi e keit C ’ each fare. The organiser (16th r&, Am * ku " person) pays half fare. Hong Kong, Nov. 3 (Idaye). Repulse Extra entertainment on board See Union S.S. Co. of N.Z. Golf: Free tuition by leading pro- Ltd. (General Passenger Agents) Returns Sydney, Nov. i«. Transfer to fessionals Eric Cremin and Bill or any Authorised Travel Agent u for w* See Hoe. Games will be arranged for literature and bookings. Ungton Nov . 1g and Auckland Nov. 21. Uli