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SHIPPING. SHAW, SAVILL, &■ ALBION Company, Limited. VIA PANAMA'CANAL'. TAMAROA* Ue, 16 From Wgtn. ' CORINTHIC Jau 13 ■■?««,, Wgtn! lONIC Feb. 10 From Wgtn. MAiAROA Mar 10 From Wgtn. S AI?HL Apl- 7 From WBtnrAMAROA May 9 From Wgtn. COKJNTHIO June 2 From Wgtp 'Embarkation' 7 to 10 p.m. All Steamers have Cinemas. Travel to England via Panama Canal, which is described as one of the world'a greatest travel t«rills. Passengers to United States can travelvia the famous Canal without considerably, increasing cost or time. Fares to England, Single and Return: First, £102 and. £112 S.: £179 and £193) Cabin, £72 to £82 S.; to £144 R. Third, £37 to £43 S f ; £66 to-£77 R. For further particulars, apply to Levin and Co., Ltd., Dalgety and &•* • Ltd. Murray Roberts.: and Co.. Ltd HUDDART, PARKER, LIMITED, FOR SYDNEY (From Auckland). ULIMARO A- December 12. FOR SYDNEY (From Wellington). ULlMAßOA—December 27, Noon. Head Office (or Nen Zealand: HUDDART. PARKER BUILDING, Post Office Square. Wellinßton. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. FAST PASSENGER VESSELfc IN THE DIRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL AND CURACAO, WITH UNSUR.PASSED ACCOMMODATION ■ Vessel Sailing anally from, {subject * ' ta alteration). ?KANGrrANE Auckland Dec. 6, Noon *£n M ™Er?f Wellington Jan. 3 *ROTORUA Pt . Chalmers Jan. 3 . iMl^™^ WellinfctoD Jan. 31 'g^HINE Wellington . Feb. 28 tRUAPEHU Wellington Mar. sRANGITATA Wellington Mar 28 xRANGTTANE Wellington Apl: 25 *REMUERA Wellington May 23 xNew Moto?'" Vessels, 17,000 tons, not calling at Curacao or Pitcairn Island. *Oil fuel Calling td Pitcairn Island (weather permitting). ■(■lntermediate Saloon. Return Tickets are interchangeable witlii other lines. For further particulars apply ; '' . . . TJTF NEW' ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY. LIMITED. P. & O. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. ;; ©YDNEY TO LONDON1, ° Via Colombo and Suez Canal. . Leave Steamer. Tons reg. Sydney. MOOLTAN .... 21,000° Dec 10 CHITRAL 15,248 : Dec. 24 MALOJA 21,000 Jan. 9 MOLDAVIA 16,449 Jan. 23 NALDERA 16,088 Feb. 3 MONGOLIA 16,504 v Feb. 18 NARKUNDA 16,572 ; Mch.!4 Passenger' can book through' from Ne\«; Zen. tnd. : : " ' - '■• . ' Return Tickets are interchangeable witH New Zealand Shipping Co., via ■ Panama, Canadian Australasian Line, via Vancouver, Union Royal Mail Line, via' San( Francisco. JOHNSTON-AND CO.,'LTD., Agents, ■. , Wellington and Wanganui. Telephone 40-202. '. CHINA AND JAPAN.. E. & A. MAIL LINE* . ■ ' Via QUEENSLAND PORTS AND MANILA^ ■■ Leave Sydney* 1930. NELLORE Dec. 13 1 TANDA Jan. 17 i ST. ALBANS Feb. 14 ' Through Passages to America, Europe, Round the Pacific, and Round the World at Special Reduced Rates. * EASTERN AND A USTRALASIAN 5.3, CO., LTD ~ . New Zealand Agents:. WU.IGb.-i1, STEPHENSON ■ AND CO* LTD., Wellington RUSSELL AND SOMERS, Auckland. . UNION S.S. CO., LTD., Christchurch. BATES, SISE, AND CO., Dunedin. NANCARROW AND CO., Greymoutk. CRANBY AND CO,, Napier J H COQK ANT CO. Nelson. CUNARD ( LINE. TRAVEL Home via America and Acros< the Atlantic by AQUITANIA, BERENGARIA, MAURETANIA. .:. Or other Magnificent Steamers frqnai U.^.A. and Canada to England, or, if proceeding Home by direct steamer or via Australia. Return by Cunard Transatlantic. " ■•■-•■■ Good selection oi berths actually held iif New Zealand. For accommodation and full particular^ aPP y AUSTRALASIAN SERVICE, COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION! LINE, LIMITED, Maritime Buildings, -Wellington, ...'■' FOR LONDON. VIA PANAMA "CANAD OR CAPE HORN ROUTE. ■■■• PORT HUNTER .;.. Wgtn." Dec. 2* PORT WELLINGTON P. Chlmrs; Jan.-: 7 PORT HUON ....... Wgtn. ; Jan. 21! Limited accommodation for Saloon, pas* sengers. ■ '■'. •'. . : NEW iVv'-'V; ' ;-' 5-Day Atlantic Giantess, :-. S.S. "EMPRESS OF BRITAIN'S ' (42,000 tons—24 knots).' QUEBEC TO SOUTHAMPTON* Saturday, 27th June, 1931. : Saturday, 18th July, 1931. ■""' Wednesday, sth August, 1931. SOUTHAMPTON TO QUEBEC:' Wednesday, 17th June, .1031. • Wednesday, Sth July, 1931. Wednesday, 29th July, 1931. . . . Wednesday, 12th August, 1031. Wednesday, 26th August, 1931. Wednesday, 16th Septeniber, 1931. j FIRST CLASS, TOURIST, THIRD , ■ CLASS. "DLAN to Travel by the World's Newestt ■*■ and Most Luxurious Ship on your trip to or from England. To ensure ob« taining good accommodation, apply "early; to U.S.S.- Co., Thos. Cook and' Son, o* J. T. Campbell, Travelling- Passenger' Agent, Canadian" Pacific Railway, 114 , Johnston street, Wellington; ■ '/' . BURNS, PHILP TOURS. OOOK your passage with us when visit* ■*-* ing the EAST and travel in comfor| by Steamers of the N.Y.K. LINE, '•■■•' (Nippon Yusen Kaisha). These excellent Steamers sail from MeT« bourne and Sydney monthly," calling at Brisbane, Thursday Island, Davao, Manila, Hong Kong, Nagasaki, Kobe, and Yoko« hama ■ ..:■■: Passengers can be booked through tci ENGLAND and all parts of the world. ROUND THE WORLD TOURS. ARRANGED . ■..;■. : ■..; j Write for -Special Inclusive Fare and full ~ oarticulars...,...'. ' BURNS, PHILP, & COMPASS, LTD, 69-75, Molesworth street. . 4 BUSINESS NOTICES. ' XfEWMAiN BROS., LTDW REGULAR SERVICES. PICTON-BLEXHEIM-CHKISTCHraCcH, NELSON-MOTUEKA-TAKAKA, • WEST COAST-GLACIERS. 1 Full particulars from ■ ~ All Government Tourist - Otlices, Tkoi« Cook and Son, T. and W, Young, Wpllington. . ~, v .-:--,--^'.:.(fj*...., ■ - - ■ V" ■-■ ■ ■