TOURIST SEASON
four cehjse liners j ARRIVALS AT AUCKLAND. WORLD VOYAGES IN PROGRESS Four cruise ships will reach Auckland before the end of next month, completing the heaviest season of cruises in the history of the port. The last of the cruise liners from Australia, the P. and O. ship Strathmore, will reach ;g port from Brisbane next Friday morning, and it is expected she will have a M very large passenger list. , The three world cruise liners to arrive ?, in port next month are now at advanced sfcuges of their voyages from New York, The first of the ships, the j » ; Hapiburg-Amerika liner Reliance, is scheduled to be en route from Colombo to Penang to-day. . She will arrive here from Melbourne on April 11 for a three days' stay The giant Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain will reach Siam. to-morrow from Johore. She will reach Auckland from Wellington a day later - than the Reliance, and will also remain ] ... here for three days. Of 42,500 tons, j|,/ she will be the largest vessel to have entered this port. Expected at Auckland on April 26, the Cunard-White Star cruise liner Franconia is at present -also in the East. ■ , jl-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22978, 4 March 1938, Page 8
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