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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1927, Page 13

SHIPPING. ■"-,■■ : .'. STTNJON STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF *J NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Sailings (circumstances permitting.) SAN~¥RANCISCO, Via RAROTONGA ._, _ AND'PAPEETE. W.M.S. Makura—Tues., , March 1, -3 p.m.'Passengers in 3 Classes. ; aeavy luggage received after 2.30 p.m.FOR SYDNEY (FROM WELLINGTON).' Marama Friday Feb. 18 3 p.m. Manuka Friday Mar. 4 Noon Heavy Baggage not received after 2.30 p. m. FOR SYDNEY (From .Auckland). ' ■Manuka Friday F.eb. 18 Noon Marama* Friday Mar,. 4 • 3 p.m". . *Passengers in 5 Classes. . FOR FIJI (Suva), TONGA Haapai, Vavau), SAMOA (Apia). -From Auckland.' ' :-' ffofua Saturday Feb. 26 11 a.m. FOR Jjjm'EL'JL'ON (from Wellington): .Wahiae—Mon.. Wed.,-Fru-.,...:" 7.45 p.m. Maori—Tues. ? Thurs., .Sat. -.; 7.45 .p.m. Sail from Kerry Wharf... Passengers to-be on board by " 7.30 p.m. Jberry Wharf, Ticket Office-open from 7 p.m. .-..:.. WJELLINGTON-PICTON SERVICE. " •■■•' "TAMAHESrE. -. ' ■ •:>' ~ '-: From Wellington—Mon:, -Wed:* ' Fri, 3 p.m.; Sat., .1.15 p.m. v Prom Pictan—Tiies:,,. Thurs., '2.30 p.'ni.i in., 7 p.m.-;: 'Sun;, 6p.m. " ' 1 Cargo taken at Through Rates to Blen- j fceim and ether points^on Marlborough. Railway Section. Folders regarding Accommodation and damping .. facilities.:in ,-Marlborough-! bounds on application. ..-.-■-,..■ j WEEK-END EXCURSION TO PELORUS _ ■'■"SOUND ■■--.- :-;:.-- ---gamahine Saturday ; ; Feb: 12 1.15 p.m. • FOR MELBOURNE. : : Moeraki 'Tuesday.-j-;f Feb. . 8 5 p.m. FOit AUCKLAND, r-VIA ONEHUNGA: Rarawai: ■ ffqrrt New/ Plymouth. ; . Tuesday an3?'F.riclay:. :':;*.U;V-8.-p*.W ■..? FOR GISBORJOT ;rA^Di^ckLAiS!D (ffiibm^Na'pie'r^V ■-■"■.•■''■■■ Wainui ':Ejrj®ayS,-v ; ,V>:Feb;'if \ ?Tp;m. galls Tokomafu;'Ba'y.';Sat:urday,' Feb. .19.'..' ■•-. EOR.-sWESTPORT: \K«iata Monday V"- Feb.:. I?,' sp':-m.' FOR DUNEDIN^ OAMARU;« : AND A TlMAßp?v(Car.go: Only).- "'.' ->. V. >v. Wingatm Monday*.;.;:;:. F.eb;...;7;' ':'■""<:,: :'' v FOR NEW,PLYMOUTH ICargoOnMy Totara Monday-*;.-JFeb/;.79 s,:: s -;■ , Inquiries invited ;:;l-<?gardinz\strips-'■■'''ta.: Australia, South^Seay Islands,, .> : Honolulu, ■ Canada, Unitedf.i SfatefckEu&pe:, :- ; Arouhd-the-Pacifio To;urs','< ittcluding'Sapan and ti« East. Around-the-Wrrld -Toura.---'" : "' CANADA^UNITED STATES— ■ ;,€ .eueope.^v-: 'A", '-■ Regular Fortnightly Sailings '■■ CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL . " MAIL LINE", Via Fiji, Honolulu, Victoria, and ■;; ■Vancouver.-" ■ v -;: ; •:. And - '.; - .-••• ■_ UNION ROYAL; .MAP, LINE, . ••/ -JPa.Rarotonga, Papeete (Tahiti), and San Francisco. 3 Classes Passenger Accommodation. s>,. n | Wellington to Aucklunu .-. NIAGARA .... Feb. 15 I MAKURA Mar. 1 • 'AORANGI ..... ' i.. :-' ■'■-- Mar. 15 : TAHITI Mar 29 ,-.-. : NIAGARA 1.... •■:. ... -„-.< ApU 12 . MAKURA:^. April .2(3","-: . ' - AORANGI..:. ■-■• .:-■•' * jlay 10 ;:: TAHITI ........ May 24 MAUNGA-NUK-:■.-.••:• , ' . i -j utt e•' ?••-.•' MAKURA .... June 21 . 'AORANGI...: -„: -.-.-. - July 5,,... TAHITI 'July" 19- '" "' *-'•' ■ ■' NIAGARA...... "•■■ - „. • ■.- Aue 2 ■MAKURA......-Aug. 16. .:... 'AORAngi....: :.: Aug::3o" ' JC-AHITI Sept,. 13 EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU. --■'- Full particulars on application NEW ZEALAND TO SYDNEY MAKURA—from Wgtn., Feb. 15, 3 p m TAHITI—From Auckland, Mon., Fob 28 For full particulars apply to " SJNION STEAM SHIP, COMPANY' OF _„_ NEW ZEALAND. LTD. ■'" >*——^ ' ..'■. : . '. '- ."••■ '" ; '• ' ITONOLUBU '':',.:'-;Vi ::■'.'' " -:h : ■. *1 FOR THE-SI7M^E-|^LroAYS;.! A Six-WeeliS«%ripTisp:?tli^iaaidaPdf?^:' EXCURSi#iRIsTURN'::f Aifefts v :;; Ist Chsß,::£so;.Mnd::Clß3S^£^!i ids. ■ Froni: ATicJlindi; :i ; $&s iiiv Niafara;- iiF^ritirySMi'ri'-^S 7";\ UNION h^Go^^oM>§ip^\l-;: SHE WORLIi^^'GEEIfKST SCESrie; ROUTE, , •.-....,«■..-. : .JCEEE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY;, In Conjunction \Vith P^E^^rf^^R^ iW 113 itot?? length, including lines 11 * owned and-controlled^ of over'2o 100 *mles, the Canadian Pacific Railway Eerves all the important^, industrial comtnercial and. pgrieultural seetiohs of CanIda, as-.well as many parts of the United btates. Practically every large city of Canada is on its system/ It passes Jhrougn famous historic spots, wonderful ■vacation and sporting resprts, and some ,ot the_ most magnificent scenery in" the Reached only by trains ow tttp -CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWaI™ When you-travel-to"" She' Old Country *y the C.P.R you will appreciate the ih^JTo^PW6^^--*?-^ tra °s-con-mmental C.P.K. trams,.the splendid hotel, accommodation in thirteen cities en-route f? d *he. magnificehteiof..;the" C.P.R. Atlantic Sleet of Monoclass and Empress steam- ■ S "_ Reservations: .made :on sleeping cars, hotels, ..finMantic, ste amecs. XI descriptive pampUetraSa:full jparticularsT iVia Colombd>-. Su^^fbrl-SaM; Naples' Toulon. -Gibraltay.andiPJymouth! ORMONDE .... 14 583 Mar 15 , ORONSAY..... 20 000 'm"" 2Q OSTERLEY 12129 ApT 12 ORAMA ..: 20 000 An 26 - ORSOVA 12041 Z2B ORVIETO 12133 June w SSI;-:.-:: iS I*l J^t£=LSiL_S|l. EEDUCED FARES TO LONDON: The firsl-biaes AcconiJn6(ir,tion is ar 4-angedas to oifcr the publzo a wide choice tef berths at correspondingly varied rates Ho second-clasa passengers are carried EETUpi^-TicKETS are . ihterehange- < able with . other Gompabies. -■ ■■ THIRU-CLASS FARES (All Steamersi • I Single £39,t0 :£is; Return, £70 tl £81/ .UNION STEAM SHIP CO.: OF N Z ;; LTD,, ' " Agents in New Zealand. I N.Y.K. LINE (Nippon Yusen Kuisha). ' lM~R ou te to Japan j Tour ß -"^-a^China, Japan, | 08 FOR JAPAN- ! AKT MAmf. RD 7000 tons MSHIMA MARU» .... 8000 tons ■XT- xf ■ v W^esa installed. 1^ 7 ? 6 ' Towns"»e, Thursday Island, Zamboanga Manila, Hong Kong, ™Brcm£'TT K?> be ' *& Yokohama. THROUGH BILLS OF LADrwa ISSUED -TO ABOVE PORTS BURNS PHILP, AND CO, LTD., 69-75. Molesworth street. Wellington. :ICIOR WANG-A-NlTlls-S IXVFRCARA -: GILL, On MONDAY, at 5 p.m. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., ' SWaphoneii $5-?eO and 45-407. gSntB '