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SHIPPING. «HAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION LINE. VIA PANAMA CANAL. Express Cabin Service 34 days to Southampton, via Pitcairn and Curacao. New Tourist Service, "ia Pitcairn Island and picturesque Jamaica. lonic (T) Oct. 18 Mataroa tCj Feb. 6 Tamaroa (C) Nov. 7 lonic (T) Mar. G Akaroa (C) Dec. 12 Tamaroa (C) Apl. 3 Tainui (T) Jan. ,9 Akaroa (0)' May 1 Fares: Cabin Steamers (Cj, £67 to £82. Tourist Steamers (T), £38 to £65. All fares plus exchange and tax. The advantages of S.S. and A. one-class travel include the undivided attention o£ „ ship's staff, liberal deck spaces, and Very attractive rates. Agents: Levin and Co., Ltd.; Dalgety and Co., Ltd.; Murray, Roberts, and Co., Ltd. P AND 0. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. To London, via Colombo, Bombay, Adeu, Egypt, Marseilles, and Plymouth. Sailing from Sydney. ! • ■ Regular Fortnightly Sailings. MONGOLIAN ~ 17,000 •■• Oct. tj MALOJAx 20,914' Oct. 20 MOLDAVIA*! •< . 17,000 Nov. 3 MOOLTANx 20,952 -.Nov. 17 STRAT.HNAVERJ 22,500 Dec. 1 NARKUNDAx .16,572 . Dec. 15 STRATHAIRD* 22,500 Dec. 29 CATHAYx 15,121 Jan. 12 MONGOLIA* 17,000 Jan. 26 MALOJAx ' ■ 20;914 Feb. 9 'MOLDAVIA* 17,000 Feb. 23 MOOLTANx 20,952 Mar. 7 ' STRATHNAVERf 22,500 Mar. 23 NARKUNDAx 16,572 Apr. i STRATHAIRD! 22,500. ; Apr. 20 xFirst and Second Class. '. I JFirst Class and Tourist. . I , {Omits Bombay. . . ' •Tourist "Class • Only. . All Tares Subject to Exchange. For Further Particulars.apply Chief Passenger, Agents for New Zealand?!. THE. N.Z.SHIPPING CO., LTD., \ Wellington.1 Joint Agents, Wellington: JOHNSTON & CO., LTD. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. DIRECT SERVICE TC THE UNITED KINGDOM. VIA PANAMA CANAL. • essei Sailing anally from (subject to iltcration). RUAHINEP Auckland Oct. 7dbk. REMUERAtr Auckland Oct. 20 RANGITIKJs Auckland Nov. 17 ROTORUA*J Wellington Dec. 15 RANGITANISx Wellington Dec. 22 x17,000-toD Motor-vessels .with First Tourist and Third Classes. 'Oil fuel, calling Pitcairn Island (circumstances permitting) and Curacao. fCabiD Class) tTourist Clasi. Ist Class from £85 8, £149 R. Cabin Class from £67 S., £117 R. Tourist Class from £38 S., £68 R. Third Class from £37 S., £66 R. All fares plus Exchange and* Tax. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. ' CUNARD LINE. Home, via United States .an* •*■ Canada;'end across the Atlantic by AQUITANIA, BERENGARIA, MAURETANIA. Or other Magnificent Steamers from U.S.A. and Canada to England, or if proceeding Home by direct steamer or via Australia, return .by Cunard Transatlantic. Good selection of berths actually.held in New Zealand. For accommodation and fu-1 particular! apply ■ U.S.S Co., Thds. Cook and Son, Matson Line, or Cunard Line. AUSTRALASIAN SERVICE: COMMONWEALTH. AND DOMINION LINE, LIMITED. Maritime Buildings, Wellington. "" FOR LONDON. VIA PANAMA CANAL, OR CAPE HORN ROUTE: 1933. PORT HUNTER Auckland, Oct. 14 PORT ALMA Auckland, Oct. 30 PORT HUON . Auckland, c Nov. 28 Limited Accommodation for Saloon Passengers. JAPAN AND CHINA, E. . & A. MAIL LINE. "The Smooth Water Route." Via Queensland Ports, Rabaul, and Manila. Leave Steamer. Sydney. 1933. TANDA Oct. 14 NANKIN Nov. 11 NELLORE Dec. 18 Through Passage to Australia, Europe, Round-the-World at Special Reduced Rates. EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO, LTD. Chief Passenger Agents for N.Z.: THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO., LTD.. '"- Wellington. Local Agents: WRTGHT. STEPHENSON. & CO.. LTD. JJUDDART, PARKER, LTD. FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE (From Wellington): WANGANELLA—Sat., Sept. 30, 5 p.tn, FOR SYDNEY (From Auckland): WANGANELLA-October 13, 3 p.m. HUDDART, PARKER BUILDING, Post Office Square, Wellington. PANAMA PACIFIC LINE. '"PRISCO to New York with calls at Lot •"■ Angeles, San Diego, Panama, and Havana, Regular fortnightly sailings of new 32,000-ton electric liners. Through bookings New Zealand to New York or United Kingdom, passfcngers connecting at Vancouver or 'Frisco with Pacific vessels, or at Panama by direct N.Z. Lines. A yacht-like cruise in sheltered water* amid new and fascinating scenes. Apply Dalgety & Co., Ltd.; Levin M Co., Ltd.; Murray, Roberts & Co., Ltd. PASSAGES HOME, PASSAGES HOME, 1934, ■'.■■■ '1934, Are riow being booked. COOKS—WAGONS—LITS ARE Agents for every line running, and will give you unbiased advice as to which will suit your time and pocket best. FIRST CLASS-SECOND CLASS-* ONE CLASS-THIRD CLASS. Panama-Suez-America-Africa. No charge made. Send for Travel Gazette. COOKS-WAGONS—LITS, 191 Featherstbn Street, Wellington. BURNS, PHILP TOURS. TDOOK your Passage with us when visit. ■*■* ing th^ EAST and travel in comfort, by Steamers of the ' ■ N.Y.K. LINE. (Nippon Yusen Kaisha.) These excellent Steamers sail from Melbourne and Sydney monthly, calling at Brisbane, Thursday Island, Davao, Manila, Hong Kong, Nagasaki, Kobe, and Yokohama. Passengers can be booked through to ENGLAND, and all parts of the world, ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS ARRANGED. Write for Special Inclusive Fare and full Particulars. BURNS, PHILP, A COMPANY, LTD., 69-75 Molesworth Street.