SHIPPING. QHI N A AND JAPAN. BY THE E. AND A. MAIL LINE, Via Queensland Ports, Manila and Sandakan. Through Bookings to America, Europe, Round the Pacific and Round the World, at Specially Reduced Rates. EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LIMITED. New Zealand Agents: Russell and Soinera, Ltd., Auckland. C. H. Cranby and Co., Napier. Wright. Stephenson, and Co., Ltd.. Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., Christchurch. Bates, Sise and Co., Dunedin. Nancarrow and Co., Greymouth. J. H. Cock and Co., Ltd., Nelson. For Freight and Passage Rates, apply to RUSSELL AND SOMERS, LTD. p AND Q STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. SYDNEY TO MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE. FREMANTLE. COLOMBO. INDIA. MEDITERRANEAN PORTS AND • LONDON. Carrying First and Second Saloon. Passengers. CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MERCHANT MARINE, LTD., AND CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS. DIRECT MONTHLY SAILINGS BETWEEN NEW ZEALAND. UNITED STATES. AND CANADA. Cargo also accepted for United Kingdom and the Continent. Through Bills of Lading an Lowest Current Rates. TO NEW YORK. BOSTON AND HALIFAX. CANADIAN EXPLORER. Early January. FROM MONTREAL (DIRECT). CANADIAN BRITISHER, Due about January 7. For Rates of Freight and further particulars, apply to CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MERCHANT MARli\u, LTD., AND CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS, 5 and 6, Ferry Buildings, Quay Street, Phone Number, 43-089. pHILP rpoURS. N.Y.K LlNE.—Monthly Sailing!! from Sydney to JAPAN, via Ports.— S.S. MISHIMA MARU, December 20. 1925. S.S. TANGO MARU, January 29. 1926. BURNS, PHILP LlNE.—Sydney to JAVA and SINGAPORE, via Torres Straits:— M.S. MALABAR, January 2, 1926. S.S. MARELLA, February 3, 1926. Passages also booked to ENGLAND by all Steamship Lines, by any Route. Special Round Eastern and Round World Tours arranged. Letters of Credit issued. Apply, BURNS. PHILP AND COMPANY. LTD., 3. Albert Street, Auckland, Tj> AND 0.. VIA THE CAPE £. SERVICE. One Class Only. To DURBAN. CAPETOWN and LONDON. BARADINE .. .. 15th Jan., 1920 BENDIGO .. • • 13,100 3rd Mar.. 1926 BALLARAT ■ . . . 13,100 17th Mar., 1926 Fares: Auckland to England, £39 to £47 single; £7l to £BS return. To South Africa, £23 to J34 single: £42 to £62 return. Auckland Agents: HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. LTD.. MURRAY. ROBERTS AND CO.. LTD.. General Agents for New Zealand. Wellington. Napier. Dunedin. rjiHE BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Carrying First-class Passengers Only. TO LONDON. VIA SOUTH AFRICA. Steamer. Tons. Leaves Sydney. ULYSSES . . 14.626 18th Jan., 1926. ASCANIUS .■" 10.048 19th Feb., 1926. Fares to England: From £lO2 Single and £l6l Return. To Africa: From £72 jingle and £ll2 Return. Passengers must have Passports. For all particulars, apply to Auckland Agents, HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. LTD.
i.NADIAN RATIONAL WAY'S J 1 AST " QONTINENTAL, J^IMITED." The famous fast Trans-Continental Express of the "C.N.R." Line is a miracle of comfort. Its equipment consists of all-3teel standard and dining cars, compartment, observation. library car, first-class day coaches, tourist and colonist cars. First-class hotel service. Radio receiving service. Through the Rockies during the tourist season a mountain observation car ia attached—designed to give the traveller unobstructed view jf the WONDERFUL MOUNTAIN SCENERY. MAJESTIC MT. ROBSON (13,068 ft.). highest of the Rockies. Traverses all Provinces and 9 Capital Cities. Connections with Chicago and New York. Liberal free trips and stop-ovor arrangements —including Niagara Falls. Travel via "C.N.R."—the New Route, in « Conjunction vi'.h R.M.M.S. AORANGI and R.M.B. NIAGARA. Tickets and Reservations from Union Steam Ship Co. of N.Z.. Ltd., or Thos. Cook and Son. Free Booklet and all particulars from CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS, Ferry Buildings, Auckland.
THOS. pOOK AND QON, HOS. AND DON. Steamship and Railway Agents. 150 —Offices Throughout the World.—lso London Office New Address: Berkeley St., Piccadilly. i PASSAGE TICKETS ISSUED BY ALL LINES AT TARIFF RATES. Sailing Lists ALL ROUTES Post Free. Passengers' Baggage Insured. Travellers' Cheques Issued. JNCLUSIVE JNDEPENDENT 'JOURS. Providing Travel Tickets and Hotel Accommodation, Transfers Between Stations and Hotels, Sightseeing Excursions, Guides, etc. SPECIMEN TOUR IN EUROPE. Itinerary A, 21 Days' Tour. MARSEILLES, RIVIERA, ITALY. SWITZERLAND. PARIS. LONDON. First-class Throughout. £57 Each of Two. Tours are Individual, Private and Independent. Itineraries and Quotations Given for Any Route, Class of Travel and Hotel. (1) rpHOS. pOOK AND QON, (1) iHOS. V>OOK AND OON, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Queen St., Auckland. GV. TE TOA AND OUTLAW.— . GRAHAM'S BEACH. AWHITUPOLLOK, TE TORA AND WAIAU >AH. Leaves Onehunga: Leaves Te Tora: Sat. 2nd, 9 a.m. Mon. 4th, 9 a.m. Mon. 4th, 12.40 p.m. Tueu. sth, X 0 a.m. Tues. sth, 1.30 p.m. Wed. 6th, 11.10 a.m. Wed. 6th, 3 p.m. CORNWALLIS. ORUA BAY. HUIA AND WHATIPU. Leaves Onehunga: Leaves Whatipu: •Sat. 2nd, 2.20 p.m. Sun. 3rd, 3 and 3.30 p.m. Sun. 3rd, V p.m. Mon. 4th, 5 a.m. Mon. 4th, 9 a.m. Mon. 4th, 12 noon "Calls at Graham's Beach. A V. A W H I T U, For CORNWALLIS, ORUA BAY. HUIA AND WHATIPU. Leaves Onehunga• Leaves Whatipu: Sat. 2nd, 10 a.m. Sat. 2nd. 3.45 p.m. Sun. 3rd, 3.45 p.m. Tues. sth, 9.30 a.m. Tues. sth, 12 noon Thura. 7th, D.30 a.m. Thurs. 7th, 12 noon Sat. 9th, 2 p.m. Sat. 9th, 4.30 "p.m. AS. CORONATION for Hokianga Ports. • —The above vessel will receive cargo lTir Hokianga ports on Monday next. Cargo may be booked now.—A. G. FrarJtham, Ltd., Agents. Phone <l-4-9HI,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19215, 2 January 1926, Page 6
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