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Evening Star, Issue 21508, 5 September 1933, Page 5

ONLY 3+o DAYS OPEN SEA Atlantic . . . down a I,ooo.'mile arm of the sea between gorgeous coast ,-lines of quaint French Canada, and then only 3 to 4 days open ocean. “ Empresses ” from Quebec, regal “ Duchesses ” and favourite Cabin Class liners from Montreal. V EMPRESS OF BRITAIN ” 42,500 tons—s days Quebec to' Southampton—most talked of ship afloat. Apply to Union S.S. Co., or Auckland Ofilce of mmm pacific 32-34 QUAY STREET, AUCKLAND. STLAWR€NC€ SEAWAY TO route across

TAHITI —dream isle of the Pacific—whose subtle, lingering charm captivates all who visit its shore. Even the uninitiated are fascinated by its glamour, culled from the writings of eminent authors and travellers: yet, to all New Zealanders, it is easy to experience the realization of such fantasies. A 7 days’ trip from Wellington on a Union Line Steamer and your dreams become realities—the memories of which time can never efface. Leave. Wellington^? Oct. 3 Oct. 31 Nov. 28 EXCURSION SAILINGS i MAKURA MAUNGANUI MAKURA Arrive Wellington: Nov.-13 Dec. 11 Jan. 8 Excursion f Ist Class £35 Fares: (Cabin Class £25 ■UNION STEAM.' SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND LTD.

NEW LOW PRICES Developing and Printing No. 127 V.P.K., 8 - exposures 1/6 No. 120 2| x 3|, No. 2 Brownie, 8 exposures 1/9 No. 116 4J x 2i, 8 exposures 2/1 No. 130 x 4f, 6 exposures 2/3 No. 118 3J x 4£, 6 exposures 2/3 No. 122 Post Card, 6 exposures . 2/6 KODAK SUPERIOR QUALITY VELOX PRINTS. 4 HOUR SERVICE KODAK Ltd. 40 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN (Next Empire Theatre).