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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20702, 27 April 1929, Page 1

SHIPPING. ITNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Sailing (Circumstances Permitting) For WELLINGTON, from TONMAOKI.—Monday, on arrival of 11.34 a.m. train from Dunedin. MAORl.—Wednesday. on arrival of 8.40 a.m. train from Dunedin and 6.50 p.m. train from Christchurch. MAORl.—Friday, on arrival of 8.4 C a.m. train from Dunedin, and 7.30 p.m. train from Christchurch. WAHlNE.—Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. On arrival of 11.34 a.m train from Dunedin WELLINGTON-PICTON SERVICE. TA MARINE— From WELLINGTON.—Monday, Wednesday,. Friday, 3 p.m. From PlCTON,—Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday. 2.30 p.m. ’MAIJXGANUI *MARAMA . trnm WELLING lON Fri., 10th May 3 p.m. Fri.j ,24th May 3 p.m. .Km XVON El iiitm AIVKLAND»MARAMA Fri.. 10th May ♦MAUNGANUI Fri., 24th May * Passengers in three classes. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. For MELKOLIt.NE via IATTEJ.ION and WELLINGTON MANUKA Wed., Ist May Noon MANUKA Wed., i2tb June 2 p.m. For WELHiiLHNE via IiLUFF—MANUKA Thure., 23rd May 4 p.m Tliurs., 4th July 4 p.m. MANUKA ISLAND TOURS.—To : SUVA (Fiji), NUKUALOFA, HAAPAI, VAVAU (Tonga), APIA .(Samoa), from Auckland— TOFUA Saturday, 18th May II a.m. For, NAPIER and GISBORNE, via OAMARU, ITMARU. and LYTTELTON (Cargo only) KAHIKA Monday, 29th. April For AUCKLAND, via 'ITMARU, LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON (Cargo only) WINGATUI Thurs., 2nd May - For NELSON and NEW PLYMOUTH via OAMARU. TIMARU, LYTTEI TON, and WELLINGTON (Carg only) CORINNA Saturday, 4th May CARGO RECEIVED for— KAHIKA, till 2 p.m. Monday. Inquiries invited regarding trips Australia, South Sea Islands, Honolul Canada, United States, Europe,. Aroun the-Pacifie Tours, including Japan and tl East, A round-the-World Tours in eithi direction. £JANA DA—UNITED STATES —EUROPE. Regular Fortnightly Sailings, CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE. Via Fiji, Honolulu, Victoria, and Vancouver, and UNION ROYAL MAIL LINE, -\.ViM-B.acotonga, Papeete (Tahiti), and San Francisco. NEW ZEALAND TO SYDNEY. TAHITI From Wellington May.' NIAGARA From Auckland May 2( EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU AND TAHITI. For full particulars apply to UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY 01 NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Orient line TO LONDON. Via Melbourne, Adelaide. Fremantle, Colombo, Suez, Port Said, Naples, Toulon. Gibraltar, and Plymouth. FARES N.Z. TO LONDON: Saloon—Single, £lO4 to £140; Return, £lB2 ■ to £245. Third £39. £4l, £45; Return, £7O, £74, £Bl.. Return Tickets are-interchangeable with other Lines upon adjustment of Fares. UNRIVALLED THIRD CLASS. The present standard of the Third Class of the Orient Line indicates a considerable advance and. evidence in the progressive policy of the Line, the result of 50 years’ service to Australia. Every endeavour-is made to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable voyage. Opportunities for exercise and recreation are afforded by the ample provision of deck spaces and for social life by the -.veil-furnished public rooms. Special care has been given to ventilation, the most modern system having been installed. Free kinema performances are given from time to time, and the passengers have at their disposal an excellent library In each steamer there is a shop stocked with every-day needs at reasonable prices, also a well.equipped hairdressing saloon. Medical attention is given to Third Class passengers free of charge. And the Orient Line route by way of Ceylon, Ewpt, and the Mediterranean is by far the most attractive of all routes to London. An additional attraction to this route is the Cairo Excursion, which at a moderate fare enables Third Class passengers to visit Cairo, the Pyramids, and Sphinx during the passage through the Suez Canal. ORIENT LINE CRUISES, April to October, 1929, MEDITERRANEAN AND ADRIATIC. THE CANARIES AND MADEIRA. FJORDS OF NORWAY. NORTHERN CAPITALS OF EUROPE. The Cruises vary in length from 13 to 34. days, and the Fares range from 20 guineas. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Agents for NEW ZEALAND. 'T'HE First Utility ol frequent and ■* regular Advertising c- nsists in this; There is at all times a large class of Persons, both in country and town, who no fixed places tor the purchase of 'certain necessary articles, and are ready l>> be swaved and drawn toward any particular place which u earnestly brought under their , notice. Indifferent ,to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asifc - - - .