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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23110, 9 February 1937, Page 1

(The Otago Daily Times is registered at the General Post Office, London, and transmissible through the post in the United Kingdom at the Newspaper rate of postage.! SHIPPING gH A W SAVILL LINE (Inc. in Eng.) VIA PANAMA AND JAMAICA TO ENGLAND. _____ Tourist Class. Tamaroa Feb. 26 Arawa M a £- To Mataroa Apr, 23 Arawa Aug. 13 Akaroa May 21 Tamui Nov. i ' Tamaroa Jun. 18 Arawa Dec.> ojTAMAROA, February 26, sails from Wellington. *Omits Jamaica. . . _ n Entertainment is a feature of a Shaw Savill passenger steamers Talking Machines, Deck Sports, Dancing Swimming, and also (excepting TAINUI) well-equipped Gymnasiums. NEW YORK.—Travel to Panama, thence either by aeroplane for speed, or leisurely by a cruise liner. National Mortgage and Agency Co. of New Zealand, Ltd. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. Murray, Roberts, and Co., Ltd. ’ pT^oT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Sydney to London, via Australian Ports, Colombo,*vßombay. Aden, Egypt, Marseilles. Gibraltar, Tangier and Plymouth. All vessels may call at any Ports on or off the route, and the route and all sailings are subject to change or deviation with ££ without notice. FIRST SALOON. SECOND SALOON TOURIST ONE CLASS ONLY. MOLDAVIAtbcdf ...16,556 KeO. 18 MALOJA*f 20,814 Mar. 3 STRATHNAVER’a 22,283 Mar. 20 COMORINtcf 15,241 Mar. 31 STKATHAIRD*a 22.284 Apr. J 7 NARKUNDA 16.632 Apr. 'TFirst and Second Saloon. * First Saloon and Tourist Class, t Tourist Class only, a Calls Port Sudan, b Omits Gibraltar and Plymouth, c Omits Bombay, d Omits Tangier. f Calls New Zealand to London. First Saloon from £B7. Second Saloon from £67 Tourist Class from £4O. Pares are subject to Exchange. Local Agents: THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO., LTD.,_ WRIGHT, STEPHENSON Ss CO.. LTD. Joint Agents. Tourist Class: MURRAY. ROBERTS & CO.. LTD. Y. K. LIN E. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. TO JAPAN AND CHINA. ' ” ~ Leaves Sydney! ~ 1937. KITANO MARU • • • • 2 l KAMO MARU Apl. 3 ATSUTA MARU .. May 1 , For particulars apply WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS & CO., Agents, 9 Liverpool street. P mE ?S?M?ANV.\ N iSrrED H,PPraG M.V. PORT WHANGAREI. For TIMARU. LYTTELTON WELLINGTON. PICTON. anthWANGA-. N UI.— WEDNESDAY. 10th mst. Cargo now being received at P Shed. KEITH RAMSAY. LTD., Agents. Telephone 12-523 (2 lines). RAMSAY, LIMITED. M.V. PORT WAIKATO. For WELLINGTON, AUCKLAND, TAURANGA, WHANGAREI. via TIMARU and LYTTELTON.— WEDNESDAY, 10th inst. Cargo now being received at P Shed. M.V. AWAHOU. For WELLINGTON and NEW PLYMOUTH, via TIMARU and LYT-TELTON.-r-15th INST. Telephone 12-523 (2 lines.). iHE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. LTD. M.V. GALE. TIMARU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and WANGANUI (takng cargo for PALMERSTON WRTH g and PATE/t).-THURS-DAY, February 11. _ Cargo now icing received at Q Shed. H. L. TAPLEY & CO.. LTD., one 13-913. Agents. LTD. JJUDDART, PARKER. (Incorporated in Victoria, Australia.) T.S.M.V. WANGANELLA. 10,000 tons (Circumstances permitting), For SYDNEY and MELBOURNE ' (from Wellington, February 19 and March 18. AUCKLAND TO SYDNEY, March 5 and April 1. GEORGE AND MILFORD SOUNDS CRUISE, February 15. For Bookings and Further Particulars, Apply NEILL & COMPANY, LIMITED, Agents, Crawford street.. A. N. Z. LINE Montreal. Australia, New Zealand Line, Limited (Inc. in Canada.) Otlenng exporters monthly sailings to New York. Boston, and Montreal or Halifax. CANADIAN CONSTRUCTOR loads Dunedin January 28-30'. CANADIAN HIGHLANDER. Dunedin February 16; Bluff, February 22. (Vessels, ports, and dates subject to alteration without notice.) Cargo accepted for inland points in U.S.A. and CANADA. For further information apply to the New Zealand Shipping Co.. Ltd.: H L. Tapley and Co.. Ltd. TRAVEL SERVICE. OOOK’£ We book passages for travel by all steamers to all parts of the world BOOK NOW FOR 1937. BOOKING ALREADY HEAVY, DELAY WILL MEAN DISAPPOINTMENT. Tickets issued for travel by Rail Steamer. Motor, and Air. ll' COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK AT COOK’S. Bond street. Dunedin. CLEANING - Voih require;s are at Tingeys. Moray place; Soap. Fireplace Red, “ Excelmfnlum. IVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promoIt has won a place for Itself In virtuevery industry. Rightly directed and ared, advertising has proved that it return a profit to the advertiser. But rtising should always be considered i business enterprise, and not as a lc formula for unearned success.