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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8737, 20 May 1914, Page 1

SHIPPING AN IDEAL TOUR. A TRIP TO TROPIC ISLES! iqrEALTH and pleasure await JIJL the jaded, businessman, the farmer, and the pastoraiist in the Beautiful Islands of the Southern Seas. The cruise is a succession of varying and delightful experiences. Monotony is unknown. Days are warin and bright. The ocean is practically always calm. The magnificent Twin Screw Steamer Navua, 2930 tons, can be joined at Wellington or Auckland. The ports visited are Suva and Lovnka (Fiji), • Nukualofa, Haapai and Vavau (Tonga), and Apia (Samoa). This trip occupies about twenty-six days. T.S-S. Atna, 3144 tons, and Tofua, 4345 tons, sail from Melbourne and Sydney respectively for* the Pacific Islands, reaching Australia again after thirty dajs. Passengers can transfer at any mutual port. Write TO-DAY for Illustrated Pamphlets, and all information to: THE UNION S.S. COMPANY of N.Z., LTD. 639 NEW PLYMOUTH - ONEHUNGAAUCKLAND SERVICE. NEW PLYMOUTH TO ONEHUNGA. AUCKLAND. S.S. RARAWA (1072 tons) Leaves New Plymouth Breakwater on TUESDAY and FRIDAY on arrival of Express from Wellington: Weather, etc., permitting. FROM ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND. TO NEW PLYMOUTH. S.S. RARAWA (1072 tons). Leaves on MONDAY and THURSDAY, connecting with Wellington Express at Breakwater, weather, etc.,- permitting. Fares: Saloon, 245; 'Return, 425; Steerage, 18s 6d; return, 295. / Further information can bo obtained from Union S.S. Co., Ltd., and Northern S.S. Co.. Ltd., Joint Agents. LEVIN AND CO., LTD- Agents. EANU A. MAIL LIKE . to MANILA. CHINA, and JAPAN. Via Queensland. Port Darwin, and Timor or Trans-Siberian Railway. Leave •Wireless telegraphy fitted. Space for Frozen Cargo. The Picturesque,Route tp Europe. Saloon accommodation amidships. Large Cool, Two-berth Cabins all on the Upper Deckhand fitted with Electric Fans. LINEN WASHED ON BOARD, EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN S-3, CO.. LTD. W. and G. TURNBULL AND COAgents, Wellington. Telephone 436. fJTEE following vessels axe JL appointed to sail as under: — FOB WANGANUI—STOPuMBIED—On THURSDAY trtSp.m.

FOR BLENHEIM—BLENHEIM—THIS DAY, at 6 pjn. POE NAPIER (Timer Harbour), GISBORNE WHARF AND AKPITO—RIPPLE—THIS DAY. at 4 pan. FOR HAVELOCK AND PELORHS SOUNDSHD3A—'THIS DAY at 8 pan. No cargo received after 3 p.m. BAST COAST—KAHU—THIS DAY, at S jam. JOHNSTON AND CXX, LTD. TeL 4L TH E tfedearmentioned Steamers will leave (cdrcumstances permitting) as follows: — FOE KAIEOIJRA AND LYTTELTON, via COAST—WAKATH— I THIS DAT, at 5 pan. FOR POSTON—QUEEN OF THE SOUTH-THIS-DAT, at a p.m. FOE BLENHEIM—' OPAWA—THIS DAY, at 5 p.m. For freight and passage apply LEV IX AND CO., LTD.. Agents.

nrOTE SOUTH TARANAKI A S. COMPACT (LTD.). TOR WANGANUI—KAPITI—THIS HAY. at i p.m. SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING CO. LTD., Agents. SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION v,o LIMITED. R-.M.S. CORINTHIC POE LONDON. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. to tnat uour. AD baggage must be alongside the steamer by noon same day. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Agents. WELLINGTO N-WAIT ARA. 'SUE S.S. TAINUI will sail for WAI--1 'IAEA EAKLT. Skippers must book space in advance, A. HATP.ICK AND CO., LTD,, 60. Wakefield street, Agents. Xel. 323 A. "PASSENGERS arc requested to note A that the Steamer will leave the Glasgow Wharf on FRIDAY, 22ad inst., at 2.00 D.m.. and tlmv mnct omlio.l.