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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20592, 15 December 1928, Page 1

SHIPPING. [TNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ’ZEALAND. LTD. Sailing (Circumstances Permitting] • For WELLINGTON, from LYTTEL* ' TONMAORI.—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, on arrival of 11,34 a.m. train from Dunedin, E.—Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday. *on arrival of 11.34 am. train ■ from Dunedin. EXTRA CHRISTMAS SAILINGS. MAORI, Sunday, 23rd December, on arrival of 10.20 pm. train from Dunedin on 22nd December, and 7.45 ami train from Christchurch. WAHINE.—Monday, 24th December, .on arrival of 11.20 p.m. train from Dunedin oh 23rd December, and 7.45 a.tft. train from Christchurch. 'WELLINGTON —FICTON SERVICE: TAMAHINE.—From WELLINGTON Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 2 p.m. Saturday 1.15 p.m.). From PICTON,, Tuesdays, Thursdays, ,2.30 p.m.; Fridays, 9 p.m.; Sunday, 6 p.m. ’ . For SYDNEY from WELLINGTON-” •MAUNOANDI Thurs> 20th Dec 3 p.m. ”MARAMA Friday, 4th Jan. 3 p.m. I'UI Si UNK) rrpm AUCKLAND—•MARAMA Thun.. 20th Dec. 3 p.m. "MAUNGANUI Friday, 4th Jan. 3 p.m. ■ * Pasaeimers in three classes. For. MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON— Thurs., 27th Dec. -2 p.m MANUKA Wed., 6th Feb. 2 p.m For. MANUKA Thurs.. I7tb Jan. „ 4 pm. MAN UKA Thurs., 28th Feb. 4 p.m.SUVA (Fiji) VAVAI ISLAND TOURS.—To NUKUALOFA, HAAPAI, VAVAU (Tonga) APIA (Samoa), from Auck- > land— i , TOFUA Saturday, 29th Deo. II a.m. For AUCKLAND, via LYTTELTON nnd WELLINGTONWAIPAHI Monday, 17th Deo. For - ftnd GISBORNE, via OAMARU. TIMARU. and LYTTELTON (Cargo only)— - KAHIKA Monday, 17th Dec. „ CARGO RECEIVED for—till 2 p.m. Monday. WAIPAHI, till -2 pm. Monday. Inquiries invited regarding’ trips to Australia, South: Sea Islands, Honolulu, Canada, United States; Europe, Around-the-Pacmc Tours, including Japan and the East, Around-the-World Tours in either direction. / OAN ADA—UNITED STATES —EUROPE. Regular Fortnigutly Sailings, f CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE. Via Fiji! Honolulu, Victoria,. and Vancouver, and UNION ROYAL MAIL LINE, yia fßarptojQ«a. J (Tahiti)and \ . San Francisco. ■ Ship. ' NIAGARA MAKURA AORANGI TAHITI NIAGARA MAKURA AORANGI TAHITI NIAGARA MAKURA AORANGI TAHITI NIAGARA NEW ZEALAND TO SYDNEY ' MAKURA Prom Wellington Deo. 18 AORANGI From Auckland Dec. 31 EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU AND TAHITI. For full particulars apply to UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD. QR I E_N T LI N £ TO LONDON. Via Melbourne, Adelaida, Fremantle, Colombo, Suez, Port Said, Naples, Toulon. Gibraltar,-and Plymouth First Clast and Third Class UNION . STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, JTD., Agents for New, Zealand. A BERDEEN AND COMMONWEALTH A LINE. One-class Passenger Service to London, via * Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Rort Said, Malta, and Southampton. Leaves V essel. Tons, Sydney. HOBSON’S BAY 13.850 Dec. 29 ESPERANCE BAY 13,850 Jan. 26 JERVIS BAY .. 13,850 Feb. 19 LARGS BAY .. 13,850 Mar. 19 MORETON BAY 13,850 Apl. 2 HOBSON’S BAY 13,850 Apl. 30 THROUGH FARES TO LONDON from E4O to {46 Single; £72 to £B2 16s Return. ALSO a limited number of Deck Cabin Berths at £66 Single. £llß Ifla Return.' To Colombo from £24 Single. For full particulars apply DALGETY & CO., LTD., NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., MURRAY. ROBERTS, & CO., LTD. IJIHE FOUR DUCHESSES. The outstanding event in Atlantic travel in 1928 was the* addition of two of the four new 20.000-ton Duchess steamers to the Canadian Pacific Fleet—e.s. Duchess of -Athol!, s.s. Duchess of Bedford. Early in 1929 the other .two sister ships, just recently launched, will enter upon their service between Saint John, N.B. (Montreal and Quebe? after May 1) and Liverpool. s.s. Duchess of Richmond, s.s. Duchess of York. When you book choose one of these luxurious liners—one third of the way between Montreal and England is along the picturesque St. Lawrence River. Union Steam Ship* Company, Thomas Cook and Son, or Canadian Pacific Railway Company, 32-34 Quay street, Auckland. " /COMPLIMENTARY “ PICTURE PASSES \J Issued by saving “ C O ” Waxahlne Linoleum and “Boot ", Polish Tins; also " Oil “ Polish Bottles. J2d rpHE First Utility of frequent and A regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of P rsons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are readv to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks,