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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21951, 7 November 1934, Page 8

rpHE BETTER ROUTE TO ENGLAND. J- The Route of Infinite Variety, via Java. Singapore and the Riviera. On the "Nieuw Holland'' or "Nieuw Zeeland" bcg Celebes Bali, if you like—Java and Singapore, continuing to England on the majestic, fashionable Royal Dutch Mail Liners—the latest conception of ocean travel luxury. See fourteen ports in brilliant succession—Sumatra, Ceylon. Egypt, North Africa and the Riviera—Genoa and Villefranche (Nice) or Marseilles and Lisbon. Through Fares, Sydney-Soutliumpton. £92£lll, plus Exchange. No extra charge for deck or single cabins, except for do luxe acco?nmodation and cabins with private baths. Return tickets interchangeable for return. via America, Suez. Panama. or South Africa, upon adjustment of fare, if any. Full particulars of this Better Route to England muv be obtained from:— Nederland line—Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch Mails, Royal Packet Navigation Co. (K.P.M. Line). Russell and Somers. Ltd.. 55 Fort St.. Auckland; Johnston and Co.. Ltd., Wellington; Dalgety and Co.. Ltd., Dunedin, Invercargill. Timaru and Christchurch. pA N A 1)1 AN RATIONAL g T E A M S H IPS (Incorporated iu Canada.) A VI) 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 al Lowest Current Rates. * FROM MONTREAL?" CANADTAN CHALLENGER. D U E A BOUT NOV EM BERJ 5. TO NEW YORK. BOSTON AND HALIFAX Via Wellington and Australian Ports. CANADI AN CH A LLENGER. ABO UT NOVEMBER IC. For rates of freight and further particuC\N \°DIAN I °GOVERNM ENT MERCHANT MARINE. LTD., and CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS. 5. 6 and 7 Ferry Bldgs., Quay St. Shipping; Phone 43089 ! ATEW ZEALAND FARMERS' THIRD ] IN TOUR TO BRITAIN & EUROPE — j Leaving P er "STR-ATHNAV ER" in April. Inclusive Fare, from £'2lo For Full Information and to Book, apply COOK'S TRAVEL SERVICE. N.Z. Insoc. Bdg.. Auckland (Box 2*l). Hi; DDA RT • PA RK E R LIN E. (Incorporated in Australia.) T.S.M.V. -WANGANELLA" (10.000 tons). Sailings (Circumstances permitting). TO SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9. II A.M. TO SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. FROM WELLINGTON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER. 22. NOON First and Second Class Only. Full Information, Pamphlets, etc., apply OFFICE, 54 Quay Street. Tel. 4:1-183. A f1 I7IRANKHAM. LTD., A. VT r RANKIIAM, LTD.. 20 FANSHAWE ST. Phone 44-910. Sailings (Circumstances Permitting). ~ For Vessel Leaves Auckland: AWANUI Tiri Sat. 10th. noon WHANG ARK I and ONE TREE PT. Tiri Thurs. Bth. 5 p.m. WARKWORTH Motiti Thurs. Bth, 5 p.m. HOKIANGA Hokinnca Wed., Tth. 3 p.in (from Auckland) Coronation't^'ties. 13th. 5 p.m. riTSBORNE. TOKOMARU BAY. \J TOLA G A BAY. M.V MARGARET W.. 4 p.m. TUESDAY. Nov. 13. Cargo received Monday and Tuesday, Shed 3. King's Wharf. Notes Stamped at Oflicc. Shed 3. King's Wharf. FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING COMPANY. LTD.. Agents. Phono 47-530. ICHAUDS O N 1 N E. FOR GISBORNE. NAPIER. WAIROA AND WA I KOKOPU M.V. PUKEKO—Cnrsro on MON. & TUES. For HICKS TOKOMARU and TOLAGA BAYS M.V. PUKEKO—Cargo on MON. & TUES. WAT KIN AND WALLIS. Phones 42-ICO and 45-707. Agents \\T lIA NGAPA R A OA. PUIIOI. MAHU- ♦ ) RANGI HEADS. - HUAWAI leaves 10.30 a.m. Cargo till 10 a.m. TO-DAY, BERTRAM AND FOWLER, King's Wharf. 43-167.