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__ SHIPPING. SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBIOtf LINE. (Incorporated iv England.) i VIA PANAMA CANAL. i MATAROA Cabin CJass Jan. 3 I WAIPAWA 12 Passengers LateJsa,! AKAROA Cabin Class Feb. 5 I TAINUI Tourist Class Alar. 5 ' TAMAROA Cabin Clubb Mar. 28 ! lONIC Tourist Class Apr. 30 J MATAROA Cabin Clasa May 23 AKAROA Cabin Clasa Juno 25 MATAROA, Jauuary 3, is the ideal sailing for those who wish to visit tha liiitihlj Industries Fiiir. All Shaw, Savill Cabin Steamers now have Cyiuuasiuniß, Children's. Playrooms, and evury cabiu is supplied with running hot and cold water. NEW YORK: Fares via Panama arc; Tourist Class, from £39; Cabin and First, from £62 (plus exchange and tax). AGENTS: Levin and Co., Ltd.; Murray, Roberts, an< Co., Ltd.; Dalgety and Co., Ltd. E. & A. LINE TO JAPAN. CALLING AT "j4BAUL, MANILA. HO NO KONG, SHANGHAI, AND FIVE) POUTS IN JAPAN. Tanda 7000 tons Jan 12 Circular NauUin 7000 tous Feb: 13 Quay, ' Nellore 7000 tons Mar. 13 Sydney, Ton (In 7000 tons Apr. 13 10.30 a.m. Nankin 7000 tons May 15 Big Reduction to fare*. KounJ Trip from Sydney 10 weeks. No hotel expense*. Tbt liner to your hotel. Cheaper than living ashore. £80 First, £50 15» Second. No exchange. E. tnd A. Cuisin« and 6ervic« ar« ; 1 Onaurpaaied. I Joint Passenger Agents— WRIGHT, STEP'IKNisON, ft CO, LTD. Tttß NU SHIPPING CO. LTD THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. DIRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. VIA PANAMA. CANAL. Vessel. Bailing dually from (subject to alteration). RANGITANEx Wellington Dec. 21 dbk. RAXGITATAJjx Auckland Jan, J8 REMUERAtr Feb. 16 ROTOR UAt" - Feb. 23 RANGITIKIx Mar. 15 x17,000-toD Motor-vessels . with Fir* Tourist and Third-Classes. §Calls Kingston, Jamaica. - *Oil fuel, calling at Pitcairn Island (circumstances permitting) and Curacao. ! fCabin Class. Class. , Ist Class from £85 S., £149 R. i Cabin Class from £67 S.. £117 R. Tourist Class from £38 S., £68 R< Third Class from £37 S., £06 R, All Fares plus Exchange and Tax. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. P AND O ROYAL MAIU STEAMERS. Sydney to London, via Australian Port*, I Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Egypt, Marseille*, Gibraltar, and Plymouth. STRATHNAVERxt 22.283 Dec. 29 MALOJA'sth 20,914 Jan. 10 MONGOLIAN 16,600 Jan. 26 COMORIN'gsm 15.241 Feb. 8 MOLDAVIAN 16,556 . . Feb. '20 NARKUNDA*B 16.G32 Mar. 8 STRATHAIRDxg 22,284 Mar. 23 MOOLTAN*h 20,952 April 3 STRATHNAVtoRx 22,283 April 20 MALOJA'h 20,914 May I •First and Second Saloon. sOnrita Port Sudan SOmits Bombay tTourist Clasa Only. tCalling Tangier. xFirrt Balooa and Tourist Class aOmits Aden. bCall* inj Hobart.' mCalling Malta. pCalling Gibraltar. Fare* are subject to Exchange. Chief Passenger Agents for New Zealand* THE N.Z SHIPPING CO. LTD., Wellington. Joint Agents, Wellington: JOHNSTON ANT) CO, LTD* Joint Agents, Tourist Class: MURRAY ROBERTS, * CO.. LTP._ CUNARD LINE. TUIAVEL nome, ria Onited States an* x Canada, and across the Atlantic, by A QUIT A NT A. BEREXG ARIA. MAURETANTA. Or otlipr Majriiifice-t Steamers fr-aiD'.S.A. and Canada to England, or if pro* cecding Home by direct steamer or via Australia, return by Cunard Transatlantic. Good selection of berths actualb held in New Zealand. For accommodation and full particulars anply U.S.S Co., Thos. ( x>k and Son, Matson. Line, or Cnnard Line. COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION LINE, LIMITED, (Incorporated in England.) Maritime Buildings, Wellington. FOR LONDON. VTA PANAMA CANAL OR CAPE HORN ROUTE: 193*. PORT BRISBANE Wgtn.. Dec. 28 1935. PORT CAMPBELL Lytt., .Tan. * PORT FAIRY Port Chalmers, Jan. I Limited Accommodation for Saloon Passengers. HUDDART PARKER, LTD. •" (Incorporated in Australia.) T.S.M.V. WANGANELLA. 10.000 tons. FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE (Prom Wellington): At Noon on, Deo. 20, Jan. 17, Feb.. 15, and March 14. AUCKLAND to. SYDNEY-At 1.1 «.m. on Jan. 5, Fob. 1. Mar. 1, Mar. $>. HUDDART PARKER BUILDING. Post Office Square, Wellington. THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDRY CO., LTD. SAILINGS: i (CircumstnneeF Permitting.) j FOR NELSON /Direct): ARAHURA. Mon., Wed., Fri., 7.30 p.M, MATANGI, Tues., Thurs., Sat., 7.30 p.m. XMAS TIMETABLE: MATANGI, Saturday, Dec. 22, 7.30 p.m. ARAHURA, Sunday, Dec. 23, 9 a.m.. ARAHURA. Monday.. Dec. 24. 1.15 p.m. MATANGI, Monday, Dee. 24, 10.10 p.m. \RAHURA, Wed., Dec. 26. midnight MATANGI, Thursday, Doc. 27. 7.30 p.m. T. AND V/. YOUNG, Agenta, 77-85 Customhonse Quay. Telephones: 41-980 and 41-984. Telegraphio Address: "Mercury.". HOME VIA PANAMA Rangitane Dec. 21 Ist Touvist Thiri Mataroa Jan. 4 Cabin Class Rangitata Jan. 18 Ist Tourist Third Akaroa Feb. 6 Cabin Class Rcmucra Feb. 10 Cabin & Tourist Rotorua ' Feb. 23 Tourist Taimii Mar. 6 T«»rW. . ■ Rangitiki Mar. 13 Ist Tourist Third Tiwnavon Mar. 29 Cabin Class pOOKS TRAVEL SERVICE, v-' 191 Featherston St., Wellington. No Commission Charged. BUSINESS NOTICES. J IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. IHB -EVENTOO POST.* , a DVERTISERS are asked to hava tbair •*» Notice* in thii Office a* early aa possible eaeb morning, and It if putlnlaxly requested that Advertisement* tor !the SATURDAY'B Paper be handed ta the previous day whenever possible. Tba < insertion of Uiom arriving later than lOJft. i a.m. on Saturdays cannot be coaraateea 1 fhnt day NOTE.-Applleant* for Situation! tdveritwed ai Vacant are advised not to and ! irieina) references—«opie* only ahonM b« l*ent ' _ . . ALSO SUTe.-Tnat owlnn to the PoataJ 1 Kejrulationa, nom-de»plnm* tddraaaea «•» lif General Post Office cannot be accented. 1 Fhe Proprietor* do not hold thtwawwi i responsible for oon-lntertion .of mr advertisement ot adTertiaemente thronib accident or from other came* •*£* error to the publication of an •druwe ment, BLUNDEIX BROS.. LTD, The "Erenina Poet." i

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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 145, 17 December 1934, Page 20

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