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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 79, 28 December 1925, Page 11

SHIPPING SERVICES SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED Direct Line to Snuilrampton t.omioii. Via Panama ('anal. SAIHNG (circumstances permitting). ARAWA 11,570 tons Feb. 17 TAINUI 11.020 Mar. 17 ATHENTC 12.3(16 April 7 CORINTHIC 12.3G7 May 5 lONIC 12.351 ~ June 2 ARAWA 11,570 „ June 30. Davbreak sailings, embarkation previous evening. Fares. Single. Return First Saloon £lOO £175 Second Saloon £7O £122 Third Class £37 £66 AU passengers must secure passports. For full particulars apply to— LEVIN 4 CO. LTD., DALGETY & CO.. LTD., MURRAY ROBERTS 4 CO.. LTD WHITE STAR LINE FROM AUSTRALIAN PURIS TO UNITED KINGDOM, via DURBAN ANF CAPE TOWN. CABIN PASSENGERS ONLY. Leaves Steamer. Tonnage. Sydney MEDIC 12,250 Feb. 10 CERAMIC - 18,500 Mar. 21 SUEVIG 12,500 Apl. 17 RUNIC 12,500 June a Passengers disembark at Southampton FARES FROM WELLINGTON: To United Kingdom—From £65 to £95. To South Africa from £42 to £55. Inclusive Tour, to Victoria Faile and throughout South Africa at Reduced Rates. For’further particulars apply DALGETY AND CO., LTD.. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., MURRAY ROBERTS AND CO., LTD. WHITE STAR LINE WHITE STAR DOMINION LINE. FROM AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PORTS TO ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT. I7REQUENT SAILINGS of the LAR- £ GEST and MOST LUXURIOUS Steamers in the Atlantic trade, including :— K.M.S. MAJESTIC .... 56,551 Tons. (The largest steamei in the world.) R.M.S. OLYMPIC 46,439 Tons R.M.S. HOMERIC .... 34,356 Tons Passengers taking through tickets to Onited Kingdom by Canadian-Austral-asian and Union Lines via Vancouver or San Francisco can secure their Atlantic berths and passage tickets on application to DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., LEVIN & COMPANY. LIMITED MURRAY, ROBERTS A CO., LTD. WHITE STAR LINE. NEW ZEALAND TO ENGLAND, VIA SUEZ. From Sydney. S.S. VEDIC 19,909 tons Jan. 30. Carrying one class only, this service offers a splendid opportunity of seeing the East in comfort at moderate rates. Fares from N.Z.: £4O. £l2 and £46. Full particulars mav be obtained from DALGETY A CO.. LTD., LEVIN & CO.. LTD. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD. ABERDEEN LINE FROM AUSTRALIAN PORTS TO SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON. Via South Africa and Teneriffe. Steamer. Tons. Leave Sydney DEMOSTHENES 11,500 Jan. 9 EURIPEDES 15,000 Feb. 19 SOPHOCLES 12.500 April 1 DIOGENES 12.500 Apl. 27 Passengers disembark at Southampton. FARES FROM WELLINGTON: Saloon: To United Kingdom, from £102; to South Africa, from £72. Third Class: To United Kingdom, from £39; to South Africa, from £23. Inclusive Tours to Victoria Falls and throughout South Africa at reduced rates. For further particulars, apply DALGETY & CO. LTD., LEVIN A CO.. LTD. CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MERCHANT MARINE, LTD. And CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS. REGULAR MONTHLY SAILINGS For NEW YORK. BOSTON A HALIFAX. To Load Canadian Explorer .... Jan. 4, 1926. Final departure from Auckland about January, 11, 1926. . tT ,, Through bills lading to U.K. and Continental Ports. For freight applv „ CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MERCHANT MARINE. LIMITED. Wellington ’Phone 42—308 RAILWAY SERVICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NEW YEAR TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. ON Page 127 of the Booklet, the usual 7.15 p.m. Wellington-Auckland Limited Express. Sundiivs to Fridays inclusive (not Christmas Day or Saturdays) is shown in error as leaving Wellington on Saturday. January 2. This train will NOT leave Wellington for Auckland on . CARTAGE AND CUSTOMS SERVICES GUARANTEED SERVICE. McGOWAN & MAGEE, LTD. General Carriers, Customs nnd Forwarding Agents. We have one of the Largest Plants in Wellington and can handle anything. 34 Customhousi Quay, Wellington.

One of the “sights” on tho big liner Carinthia is the magnificent swimming pool down in the lower portion of the vessel. A fine flight of innrblp stairs lead down to the pool, which measures 80ft. by 40ft.. lined with snow-white tiles, the pool is so deep that in the roughest weather there is no likelihood of the water spilling. In cold weather the water is heated by steam jets. Thera is wide space around the pool and a spring-hoard at one end offers.a furtbar delight to swimmers. Tho teak walls of tho swimming room are artistically patiollod. and a frieze in bronze has relief is copied from authentic. Greek vases. Rest for the swimmers is provided by six Grecian benches in marble. Frosted globes set in tall standards diffuse a soft light. On both sides of tho pool there are numerous dressing rooms, showers, sprays, electrical baths, and n.assagc tables. Tn an adjoining compartment is located the large and lofty gymnasium. A most, complete range of every appliance imaginable is provided for 'those who desire healthy exercise. The gymnasium is. conducted by a. boxing instructor, whose prowess with the gloves is candidly admit tod by the passengers., On the opposite side of tho swimming pool a squash rackets court, or concentrated playing area, has a spectators’ gallery with chairs. On tho sun decks there are wide areas for deck tennis and dancing.

An impressive ceremony was the celebration of . Gounod’s Messe Solonnello at midnight at St. Mary of tho Angels, Boulcott Street, by the Rev. Father Mahony, assisted by Rev. Father (Dr.) Chapman (deacon), and Rev. Father Murphy (sub-deacon), in the presence of a large congregation. The sermon was preached by the celebrant on tho feast of the occasion, and Father Mahony concluded by extending his greetipgs—a Holy and Jlerry Christmas. In the many renditions that wore given by the choir during the Mass were the singing of the “Adeste Fidelis.” under the baton of Signor P Truda who had with him Mr. Len Barnes (soloist) and Miss Theresa McEnroe. A general communion was attended by eight hundred of the parishioners.