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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21919, 3 April 1933, Page 1

SHIPPING TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF ■ NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Sailings (Circumstances Permitting):— For WELLINGTON, from TONWAHINE.—Monday, on arrival of 8.40 a.m. train from Dunedin, and 7.10 p.m. train from Christchurch. Wednesday, Friday: On arrival of 11.35 a.m. train from Dunedin. RANGATIRA. - Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: On arrival of 11.35 a.m. train from Dunedin. WELLINGTON-PICTON SERVICE TAMAHINEFrom Wellington.—Monday. Wednesday. Friday: 2.45 p.m. From Picton.—Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: 2.45 p.m. For SYDNEY (With through Booking to Melbourne and other Australian ports) Passengers in 3 classes Ship's doctors carried. From Wellington: MAKURA Wednesday, April 5 3 p.m. MAUNGANUI Tuesday, May 2 3 p.m. From Auckland: MONOWAI Friday, April 7 3 p.m. NIAGARA Tuesday, April 18 From WELLINGTON, for SYDNEY and MELBOURNEMONOWAI Thurs., April 20 3 p.m. Inclusive Tours in Australia arranged. For SUVA (Fiji), HONOLULU, VICTORIA (8.C.), and VANCOUVERAORANGI, from Auck., April 4 11 a.m For SUVA (Fiji), APIA (Samoa), NUKUALOFA (Tonga) from Auckland— WAIPAHI (Cargo), Saturday, April 15. To CALCUTTA, SINGAPORE. SAMARANG— NARBADA, January, May, September. For BLUFF (Cargo WAIPIATA Wednesday, April 5 For WELLINGTON and AUCKLAND, via TIMARU and LYTTELTON (Cargo only)— ' WAIPIATA, Saturday, April 8. For WELLINGTON, NAPIER, and GISBORNE, via OAMARU, TIMARU. and LYTTELTON (Cargo only)POOLTA Monday, April 10 For WELLINGTON, NELSON, NEW PLYMOUTH, via OAMARU, TIMARU, and LYTTELTON (Cargo only)— OPIHL Wednesday, April 12 CARGO NOW RECEIVED FORWAIPIATA (Bluff Cargo), till Noon, Wednesday (E and F Sheds). Inquiries invited regarding trips to Australia, South Sea Islands, Honolulu, Canada, United States, Europe, Around-the-Pacific Tours, including Japan and the East. Around-the-World Tours m either direction. QANADA— UNITED STATES —EUROPE Through Bookings by CANADIAN • AUSTRALASIAN AND UNION ROYAL MAIL LINES. Fortnightly Sailings Across the Pacific: Passengers in Three Classes. Wellington to. | Auckland to Rarotohga, I Suva (Fiji), Ship.; ;.. JTehiti, San I Honolulu. ■.-." Francisco | Victoria, •' '-.■■' -,(■■'•■ ;■■• i Vancouver. ,».,-■ , April 4 Makura April 18 ___ . Niagara . —-..'. May 2 Maunganui May 16 Monowai —— U.S.A AND CANADIAN RAILWAY TRAVEL Itineraries, cost of tours, .and all information supplied. Rail and Hotel reservations arranged; Excursions to Honolulu and Tahiti . For full particulars apply UNION S.S. CO OF N.Z., LTD. QRIENT LTNE TO LONDON Via ■ Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide. Freraantle, Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Naples, Toulon, Gibraltar, and Plymouth. R.M.S. ORAMAJ ~ 20,000 Apr. 11 R.M.S. ORONSAYJ 20,000 Apr. 26 R.M.S ORMONDEt 14,853 May 27 R.M.S. OTRANTO 20,000 June 24 t Tourist Steamer —One Class Only. t Calls also'at Palma (Majorca) after leaving Toulon. Fares New Zealand to London: Ist Saloon from £B7 Single,* £152 Return 3rd Class from £39 Single, £7O Return Tourist: From £4O Single, £72 Return. All Fares subject to Exchange, which may be ascertained on inquiry. UNION S.S. COY. OF N.Z.. LTD., Agents. FEDERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD. AVONMOUTH, MANCHESTER, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. M.V. OPAWA, LOADING AT PORT CHALMERS, APRIL 7, 1933. S.S. NORFOLK, LOADING AT PORT CHALMERS, MAY 3, 1933. For particulars regarding freight apply THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD., 11 Crawford street. Dunedin. > & O. BRANCH SERVICE TO * < PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, Via SUE 4 CALLING AT COLOMBO, PORT SAID. AND MALTA. ONE CLASS ONLY. S.S B ■A I.RANALD S.S EENDIGO ... S.S. BARADINE 13,000 Apr 11 13,000 Apr. 26 13,000 May 9 Lowest Rates to London, from £3!), plus exchange. Newly-organised Fast Service Deck Cabins Spacious Decks, Kinema, Swimmins bath Fmproved menus (late dinner). Local Agents: THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., LTD., MURRAY. ROBERTS. & CO.. LTD [/REN'S for the best possible value, lowest . r prices in Wallpapers, . Paints, Brushware, Glass, Varnish, Mouldings, and all \ Painting and Paperhanging needs. Our aim, I highest quality, lowest prices.—Wren's. ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion It has won a place for Itself In virtually every Industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a tmslness enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success.