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Evening Post, Issue 36, 12 February 1935, Page 4

I lie rliiccc mute ro JJnjjland is the bebt route Ko time or money frittered away [iLii.no \ou ji_i iJieic. Ko trouble or worry about ti-ansJiippiag, or anything else. And, as a pleasant break between the-Pacific and the Atlantic, there I are the unforgettable wonders of the ; Panama CanaL You'll never finS a liigher standard of comfort and service, than ( on these luxurious liners, yet fares so low as to tM • within everyone's'means. ' . , SAILINGS •*"ROTOROA" .. (ails about 23rd Feb., 193!. V ••* "RANGITIKI" „ „ ,15^h March, 1935 **"RUAHINE" „ „• Ist April, 193S : **? "RANdITANEV „ n } 13th April, 1935 ..'.,; *** "RANGITATA" „ „ 10th May, 1935 ■' *** First, Tourist! and Third Class. . ■ ' ** Tpnrist Class onlr.- . . .'■' * Cabin »nd Tourist Clasß. - ■ ; ..'.".: ■ GAItLARD CUT MARITIME BLDGS., Customhouse Quay, Wellington. FLIES,MOSQUITOES.ANTS PF, R|C YCLES'Iir 1J! \ A &*y\4 ! REPAIRS! cSsali!AN*s ata™™^™™*^™"J™™ { next Ford, 87 Ceurtmiay Piae* tor KILLS THEM ALL jiJestM^lctorjgrnwjjiojw 60-237

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