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SHIPPINU. j NION STEAM SHIP COMPANY 01NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Sailings (circumstances permitting.) SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RAROTONGA AND PAPEETE. '"X..M.S. Makura, Tuesday, Mar. 23, 3 p.m Heavy Luggage received not later than ■2.30 }>.m * L'assengers in 3 Classes. , tan; Sydney ifkom Wellington,' *Jtlanri|.'aimi Friday Men. U 3 p.m *Maraiiia Friday ..Mch. 28' 3 : p.m. Heavy Liignage received not laiei ' thai)'" ~- half an liour before sailing . : * Pii'ssonj:ei> in 3 Classes ,;. FOR SYDNEY (FROM . AUCKLAND* 'M.-iraina Kn■'ay Alch "1-1 ? o.m .*MaHiiganui Friday Mch. 2S 3 p.m. *l'.i«sfii(!frs in 'A U'la^st-s I-'OK UKI.BOHKNK VIA H\AU'\<Mahcno Saturday Mch. 22 ' ' ISLAND i'OURS to 'Suvn i l'"iji, Nukualofa, llaapiii Vavau . "(Tonga). Apiii (Sa >a) ToEua—From Auclaml, March 22, II a.m. And every 4 weeks thereafter (■'OR LYTTELTON iFrom Wellinsion I SVahine—Mon., Wed. Fn ... 7.45 p.m. Maori -Thus.. Tlmrs.. Sat 7.45 a.m. Sail from Ferrj Whurt. Passenni'i's lo be <jd board by 7,.'i0 p.m Ferry Whart Ticket Office on.e'n'7 p.m. WELLINGTON. PICTON. BLENHEIM TAMAHINE (From Wellington)— Mon., Wed., Fri., 3 p.m.; Sat., 1.15 P.m.: Mon., Mar..10,.2.15 p.m. (From Picton)— Sun., Mar. 2, G p.m.; . Tues.,-'lhurs., 2.30 p.m.; Fri., 0 p.m.; Sun., 6 p.m. SPECIAL WKhK-K.NIJ r'AJiKS—Wel-lington-to Pictnu and Ketnr £J,.U/-.' ■Available Friday and Saturday tor Return Sumlny. ' : HAVELOCK AND PELORUS SOU.X1 i)S." ■■ (Carao Only—Transhinping at Picton.) ■TAMAI-IIN'E Monday, I' rch 3. TAMAI-IINH Monday. March 17 , WEEK-END EXCURSION ' I'D I'ICTON AND PP:LORUS SOUND. TAMAHJNH, from Wellington.. SATURDAY. MARCH 1, 1.15 p.m.. arrivina back about i .. in next FARE: £3 Special Bertha, 103 extra. ' Inquiries invited regr Hug trips to Australia, South Sea Islands, Honolulu, Canada. United States, Europe, Around-the-Pacific Tourß, including Japan and the East, Around-the-World lours. CANADA—UNITED STATES^EUROPE. Througb Bookings by C.A AND UNION RO*AL MAIL LINES. Fortnightly Sailings Across the Pacific. Passengers in Three Classes. I Auckland to Wellington to g uva (ipiji) Ship. Ral ot,°>?i Ea' H°°nlulu' Tahiti. Victoria, San frandsco I Vancouver. AORAJNGI ... ~ iViar. 11 MAKURA ... March 25 NIAGARA... .. April 8 TAHITI April 22 AORANGI May 6 MAKURA ... May 20' .. NIAGARA .. .. June 3 TAHITI ...... June 17 AORANGI ... .. July 1 MAKURA ... July 15 .. NIAGARA July 29 TAHITI Aug. 12 AORANGI ... .. Aug. 20 MAKURA ... Sept. 9 - NIAGARA .. Sept. 23 Excursions to Honolulu and Tahiti. Full particulars on application ■ NEW ZEALAND TO SYDNEY. • AORANGI—From Auek.. Febi 24, 5 p.m. MAKURA-From Wgtn., Mar. ll. : 4 p.m For full particulars apply to | UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY. OF I NEW ZEALAND. LTD. — —— ORIENT LINE TO LONDON. ROYAL MAIL STEAMKKb Via Sydney Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Suez. Port Said, Naples, Toulon,' Gibraltar, and Plymouth The Most Interesting ot ALL Komeg ' Steamer Tona. Mate. "OI'RANTO .... 20,00"0 Web 20 ORFORD 20,000 March 12 ORONSAY .... 20,000 March 20 ORONTES 20.000 April 9 ORAAIA 20,000 April 2S ORMONDE .... 14,853 May 10 ORSOVA .:.... 12,041 May 24 ORVIETO--.-...-. 12.133 June 21 FARES, NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON.. First:Saloon—Single from ;■.... £104 Return from fcl" Third Class—Single from ..... £39 Return from ... £"0 _ Return tickets are interchangeable *vith other Lines upon adjustment of fares. TO ENGLAND ON A 20,000-TONNER. Third class on a 20,000-ton Orient Royal Mail Liner expresses in every detail consideration for the passenger of moderate means. All that experience could direct, ingenuity devise, or forethough provide has been done for the comfort and well-being of passengers. The four spacious ' decks are the great domains of sport or - ease, or active or of quiet enjoyment. Here is the fullest opportunity for indulgence in exhilarating games or in healthy exercise. At night there are dances on deck and free cinema entertainments. The cabins are cool, fresh, and airy. Ventilation is performed by tho highly efficient punkah louvre system. The cuisine is not only liberal and varied, but takes care of the needs of children and of special cases. Tho great vessels follow the best of all routes to England, visiting Ceylon, Egypt, Italy, France, and Spain. Write for Illustrated Literature. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Agenta throughout New Zealand, ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO. (X.P.M. LINE). JAVA AND SINGAPORE. Regular Monthly and Cargo Passenger Service, with new fast 11,000-ton Steamers, from Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane to Macasser, Java Ports, Singapore, Penaug, and Belawan Deli (Sumatra). Sailing from Sydney— NIEUW ZEELAND, MARCH 22. Special arrangements for Overland Trips through Java at moderate fafes. Special Reduced THROUGH FARKS from Australia to U.K. and CONTINENT by splendid luxurious first-class Dutch Mail Steamers, via JAVA. New Zealand Agents: JOHNSTON & CO. LTD., Wellington. RUSSELL & SOMERS, Auckland. , DALGETY & CO., LTD., Christchurch, Invercargill, Timaru, and Dunedin. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD., Napier and Gisborne. Head Office for Australasia: ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO., ' 255, George street, Sydney. HOLLAND-AUSTRALIA LINE. UNITED NETHERLANDS NAVIGATION COMPANY. REGULAR Sailings to Genoa, Marseilles, Dunkirk, Antwerp, Hamburg, Bremen, Rotterdam. • ' FROM AUSTRALIA, Via Suez Canal. NEW ZEALAND AGENTS: Johnston and Co., Ltd., Wellington. Russell and Sqmers, Auckland. Head Office for Australasia: Holland-Australia Line. 255, George street, Sydney. PANAMA PACIFIC LINE. Between San Francisco and-New .York. Calls at Los Angeles, San Diego, Panama, and Havana. A DELIGHTFUL Cruise in sheltered waters; fortnightly service in new : "all-electric" vessels. ' ; "CALIFORNIA," "VIRGINIA," "PENNSYLVANIA." Noiseless, vibrationless, spotlessly clean, the most comfortable Liners afloat. N.Z. Passengers to U.K. are granted special concession?, and avoid the tedious rail journey from 'Frisco or Vancouver to New York. For particulars apply DALGETY & COMPANY, LIMITED. ■ LEVIN & COMPANY, LIMITED. MURRAY, ROBERTS, &. COMPANY, LIMITED.

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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 51, 1 March 1930, Page 12

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