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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23118, 18 February 1937, Page 1

[The Otago Daily Times 3s registered at the General Post Office, London, and transmissible through the post in the United Kingdom at the Newspaper rate of postage.] SHIPPING SHAW SAVILL LINE (Inc. in Eng.) VIA PANAMA AND JAMAICA TO ENGLAND. Cabin Class. Tourist Class. Tamaroa Feb. 26 Arawa Mar. 27 Mataroa Apr. 23 Arawa* Aug. 13 Akaroa May 21 Tainui Nov. 2 Tamaroa Jun. 18 Arawa Dec. 31 TAMAROA, February 26, sails from Wellington. , *Omits Jamaica. ’ Entertainment is a feature of all Shaw Savill passenger steamers— Talking Machines, Deck Spoils, 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. P. & 0. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Sydney to London, via Australian Ports, Colombo, Bombay, 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 or without notice. FIRST SALOON, SECOND SALOON TOURIST ONE CLASS ONLY. MALOJA'f 20.914 STRATHNAVER*a 22.283 COMORIN tf 15.241 STRATHAIRD’a 22,284 NARKUNDA* 16,632 MONGOLIAtbdf 16,600 Mar. 3 Mar. 20 Mar. 31 Apr. 17 Apr. 30 May 12 f First and Second Saloon. * First Saloon and Tourist Class. $ Tourist Class only, a Calls Port Sudan, b Omits Gibraltar and Plymouth. d Omits Tangier, f Calls Hobart. New Zealand to London, First Sl -on from £B7, Second Saloon from £67. Tourist Class from £4O. Fares are subject to Exchange.., Local Agents: THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO., LTD WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., LTD. Joint Agents, Tourist Class: MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD. Y, K, LINE. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. TO JAPAN AND CHINA. KITANO MARU KAMO MARU . i TSUTA MARU Leaves Sydney. 1937. .. Feb. 27 .. Apl. 3 .. May 1 For particulars apply WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS & CO., Agents, 9 Liverpool street. DUNEDIN-WANGANUI SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. M.V. PORT WHANGAREI. For TIMARU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON. PICTON, and WANGANUL—SATURDAY, 20th Inst. Cargo now being received at P Shed. KEITH RAMSAY, LTD., Agents. Telephone 12-523 (2 lines).

J£EITH RAMSAY, LIMITED. M.V. AWAHOU. Tor WELLINGTON and NEW PLYMOUTH. via TIMARU and LYTTELTON.—MONDAY, 22nd inst. Cargo now being received at P Shed. M.V. HOLMGLEN. For WELLINGTON and WAIKATO, via TIMARU and LYTTELTON MONDAY. 22nd inst. Cargo now being received at P Shed. Telephone 12-523 (2 lines). rrHE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPJ PING COMPANY. LTD. S.S. STORM. For TIMARU. LYTTELTON. WELLINGTON and WANGANUI (taking cargo for PALMERSTON NORTH and PATEA).—THURSDAY, February 18.—Cargo received at Q Shed till 4 p.m. This Day. H. L. TAPLEY & CO.. LTD., Phone 13-913. Agents. JJUDDART, PARKER. LTD. (Incorporated in Victoria, Australia.) T.S.M.V. WANGANELLA, TO,OOO tons (Circumstances permitting). For SYDNEY and MELBOURNE (from Wellington, February 19, 5 p.m., and March 18, 4 p.m. From Auckland, April 1 (3 p.m.'. and May 27, 3 p.m. AUCKLAND TO SYDNEY March 5, 3 p.m.; April 30. 3 p.m. For Bookings and Further Particulars. Apply NEILL & COMPANY, LIMITED. Agents, 31 Crawford street. /BOOK’S NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ TOUR TO EUROPE. CORONATION YEAR 1937. Will leave by the S.S, STHAITHAIRD. APRIL Register for your berths now. BOOKING ALREADY HEAVY DELAY WILL MEAN DISAPPOINTMENT, THOS. COOK & SON. BOND STREET. DUNEDIN. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS 1 HAMILTON ’S PRIVATE HOTEL, Hamp--1 den. Book your accommodation now for the Easter holidays.—Phone 9R. TREVOSE GUEST HOUSE. Brighton, provides very comfortable accommodation; generous catering; airy rooms: vacancies now. MMMARU (28 Wal-itl road)—Superior JL ACCOMMODATION for guests; casuals £3 weekly; book now for holiday season.—Phone 940. YOUNG Lady desires BOARD; Easter; inland: North Otago preferred—Full particulars to 683, Times. TO LET, Roxburgh. FURNISHED HOUSE; all’ conveniences; good position. —673, Times Office, 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 business enterprise, and not, as a magic formula for unearned success.