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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21468, 17 April 1933, Page 3

A Golfing Clothes Serviceable Tweed Skirts English Washing Silk Blouses Braemar Cardigans and Pullovers Neutral as well as brighter tonings are among the new season's Braemar Woollies. In large sizes, a splendid selection of colours: Natural, Dahlia, Bright Brown and shades of Wine and Blue. CHOOSE YOUR SPORTS CLOTHES AT CELIA'S. BLACKETT'S BLDGS., Corner Queen and Shortland Streets. Phone 46-665. EfflHßgßM 111 "iriintTi hum iH H AUCKLAND to ENGLAND or AMERICA £ on the super-liners If# "MARIPOSA" w "MONTEREY" wiW America, in the flush of Spring, extends a gala wel/II come to the traveler! From California (reached in 15 days!) to the Atlantic Coast, there unfolds a pageant of brilliant natural wonders and inspiring works of man. Discover them all, as you make this interest-laden trip your next holiday. Though the shortest route to England, it includes the breadth of the American continent, and a romantic interlude through the enchanting South Seas! The "Mariposa" and "Monterey"—new, swift and superbly appointed sustain a tempo of the utmost modern luxury between the Antipodes* San Francisco and Los Angeles. Intriguingglimpses of famous Suva— Pago Pago —Honolulu —never more than 5 days between ports! Ecstatic ship-life, with an air of carefree gayety .. in public rooms of unique artistry, and staterooms of appealing charm and comfort.. in a dining salon of exceptional beauty, kept comfortable by air-condition» ing . . in theater, veranda night club, and throughout spacious deckst Itineraries may be arranged to any point in America or England* ■ AUCKLAND to LOS ANGELES or SAN FRANCISCO ROUND TRIP ROUND TRIP FIRST CLASS, from £IOO/10/. cabin class, from £67 THESE FARES NOT SUBJECT TO EXCHANGE AUCKLAND to ENGLAND „ first class (Single) from £95 Return: £173 cabin class (Single) from £l4/Is/. Return: £l3a THESE FARES SUBJECT TO EXCHANGE I " SOUTH SEAS N li X T The fascinating, ever-romantic islands of the bouth 1 Seas offer a rare vacation opportunity, due to the Sailing to rapid service and extremely moderate fares ob- m e d i> a taining on these splendid new ships. For an experi- AMERICA ence wholly different, this should be your goal! via ■ Fiji, Samoa, Hawaii MINIMUM FARES from AUCKLAND to „ M/tDIDriCA/ , FIRST CLASS CABIN CLASS IVIAKIrOSA Single Return Single Return suva, Fiji .£l2/10/. 25/0/. 10/ 0/. 20/0/. MAY 9 paco pago, Samoa.~ 20/15/. 40/0/. 15/10/. 30/0/. Honolulu, Hawaii— . . • 55/0/. . . . 40/0/. THESE FARES NOT SUBJECT TO EXCHANGE Interesting literature will be sent you on request, absolutely free. In the WORLD'S SPOTLIGHT International Exposition Chicago, June 1-Nov. 1,1933. America invites you to visit this World, s Fai THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY MATSON LINE General Agents for New Zealand: Henderson & Macfarlane Ltd., Maritime Buildingt Qußy Street, Auckland. Sub-Agents: Newton King Ltd., New Plymouth. . Murray, Roberts & Co. Ltd., Wanganui and Napier. mii m Tim: If I win this race It will be another feather in my cap. Ru: And if wishes were feathers you'd fly home. Tim: The wish being father to the thought, I'll win. But win or lose I'd swap my wings right now for a beaker of magic Jumping juice. The very thought of a Timaru makes my larynx leap in ecstasy, like a hunter at the jumps. Ru: Then first past the winning post shouts. Two foaming tankards-for consolation or gratification. Oh for the wings of a dove that I might fly "Innwards" fasten* Thank goodness for a thirst. Copyright TA28.16J