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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 85, 4 January 1940, Page 2

SHIPPING SERVICES. BURNS. PHILP AND CO., LTD., Shipowners and Shipping Agents. Regular Services from Sydney to Java, Singapore, Hong Kong, Saigon, Papua, New Guinea, Solomon Islands, etc. JgIJRNS. PHILP AND CO.. LTD. Travel Office, Prudential Building. Wellington (Phone 40-554), And at Palmerston North and Nelson. THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO., MATSON LINE (Inc. in U.S.A.). TO AMERICA—ENGLAND. Over the glamour route to California on the swift, luxury liners MARIPOSA and MONTEREY—3 days to Suva, 4 days to Pago Pago, 9 days to Honolulu. 14 days to Los Angeles, 15 days to San Francisco. Next sailings to California: Mariposa, Jan. 8; Monterey, Feb. 5; Mariposa, March 4. All sailings from Auckland, o Sailings to SYDNEY and MELBOURNE: Monterey, Jan. 10: Mariposa, Feb. 16; Mon. TOURS from AUCKLAND. TO MELBOURNE.—I 7 days H. days at Sydney, 3 in Melbourne). First class. £« 10/-; Cabin class, £34/10/-. TO FIJI.—I2 days (4 days at huva). First class, £33/10/-; Cabin class, £2B/10/-. TO HONOLULU.—37 days (19 days in Hawaii). First class, £BO/10/-: Cabin CI TO SAjFfR AN CISCO.—6 weeks (9 days In California). First class, £149; Cabin England and Round World tares on application. Local Agents: Burns, Philp and Co., Ltd., Prudential Buildings, Lambton Quay, Wellington, Palmerston North and n l J,® l | on .V P i and W. Young, Customhouse Quay. W®‘ lington; Barraud and Abraham, Ltd., Palmerston North; Murray, Roberts and Co.. Ltd.. Wanganui. Napier and Hastings. _ N.Y.K. (JAPAN MAIL) LINE. "REGULAR monthly service between Australia and the East, calling, at Davao, Manila, Hong-Kong (transhipping to Shanghai), Nagasaki, Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya and Yokohama. Steamer Tons. Sydney* KAMO MARU 8000 Dec. 30 ATUTA MARU .... 8000 Jan. 27 KITANO MARU ... 8000 Mar. 3 TEN WEEKS’ ROUND TRIP 11 ROM SYDNEY: First Class Second Class .......... £6B New Zealand Currency—No Exchange, i For Literature, etc., BURNS, PHILP & CO., LTD., Prudential Building, Wellington. And at Palmerston North and Nelson. P. & 0ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. TO INDIA AND ENGLAND. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. All vessels may caU at any port on or off the route, and the route and all sailings are subject to change or deviation with or without notice. FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION TO Chief Passenger Agents for New Zealand: THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO.. LTD.. WELLINGTON. Joint Agents, Wellington: JOHNSTON & CO., LTD. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. PASSENGER SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. RANGITIKI, RANGITATA, RANGITANE, 17,000-ton Motor Vessels. First Class, Tourist Class, and Tourist “B” Class. RIMUTAKA, 16,000 Tons. REMUERA, 11,400 Tons. ROTORUA, 10,900 Tons. Tourist Class Service. (All one class). For Information, apply to— THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. TO AFRICA—IN 19 DAYS TRAVEL to Africa—“ Land of Magic Contrasts,” in a modern luxury liner, every detail of which appeals convincingly to the discerning traveller. Enjoy the rich variety of the African atmosphere, where the romance of the past lends colour and vivid interest to the present. AND, when you desire to relax, there are charming resorts, and sports a-plenty for young and old. Holidaying in Africa Is inexpensive, and the costs of modern services are quite moderate. Inquire from— DALGETY AND COMPANY. LIMITED, (Incorporated in England). Agents for SOUTH AFRICAN RAILWAYS throughout New Zealand. QOOK’S TRAVEL Agents for all Transportation Lines and Services Throughout the World by Sea, Land or Air. In New Zealand or Abroad BOOK WITH COOKS, Bank of N.Z. Buildings, Wellington. P.O, Box 1661 Phone 47-070. J -| MIO, KHANDALLAHf and JOHNSONVILLE A. O. SYMONDS, ESQ., BUTCHER. , QTARTED in the Butcher Business 28 years ago, in Victoria, Australia. He arrived in Wellington 1919, returning to the Trade, with Symonds Bros., Courtenay Place. After being wounded in Belgium, while serving with the A.E.F., Mr. Symonds took over the Johnsonville business from his brother, “Rod,” in 1929. The new ultra-modern business block, of a public hall and four shops, and which the Johnsonville Residents are justly proud of, was recently completed by Mr. Symonds, and one of the shops he now occupies. Among the many of his business and social activities, ho ably serves as Member of the Town Board, Chairman of the local R.S.A., and President, Johnsonville Pintoon Association. Mr. Symonds’ contribution to the business and social life of Johnsonville is highly appreciated by the residents of the Hill. NGAIO. DAIRY AND GROCERY— The Colway (W. Crawford). GROCERS— Phillips Stores KHANDALLAH. BAKERS— S. F. Beaumont, Ltd. BUTCHERS— Symonds Bros. COAL AND WOOD-CARRIERS— W. H. Smith and Son. Phones: City, 42-044; Local. 36-808. HAIRDRESSERS & TOBACCONISTS E. J. Bills. Tel. 37-428 JOHNSONVILLE. BAKERS— S. F. Beaumont. Ltd. BUTCHERS— ' ' Symonds Bros. ELECTRICAL SERVICE & REPAIRS R. G. Stephens. Stephens’ Electrical Service. FISH AND CHlPS—Fresh FishThe Johnsonville (A, Nicpl). FRUITERERS & GREENGKO(SERS— L. J. Lawrence (Quality Store). GARAGE— Johnsonville Motors (E. W. Jepson). Phone 37-439 GROCERS— Cash Wholesalers. Ltd. A. J. Renner. SERVICE STATION & GARAGE— Johnsonville Service StationRental Cars. 37-571. ARTISTS AND EXHIBITIONS \VATER-COLOURS by well-known ’ ’ New Zealand Artists now showing at McGregor Wright’s, 115 Lambton Quay.