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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17173, 1 February 1930, Page 4

m TO JgNGLAND. via Manama—--Ist Class—Single. «02; Return, £179, 2nd Class —Single, £72; Return, £126. 3rd Class—Single, £37, £39, £43. Return, £6O, £7O, £77. VIA AMERICA— ; , ' Ist Steamer, Ist Rail —Single, £llß 10s. ' 2nd Sl.i.»i»nr. Ist Kail —Single £B7. 1 n'jrd steamer, Ist Rail—Single, £62 is. Via SCI./ (dmRUT AND r. and 0.) c 1st —Single, £IU4 up; Return, £lB2 up. 2nd —r. a: 0., £BB up; Return, £164 up. 8lU —Orient, Single, u-39, £4l, £45. Return, £7O, £74, £Bl. ••SAILINGS AND FARE LIST.” (Posted Five), Giving Full Details, NO HOOKING FEES. •? fV •Costs You. No More to Book With Us, and Saves Vou Time and Trouble. /pans. AND g°N, •N.Z. INSURANCE BLDGS.. AUCKLAND. .... UNION S.S. CO. OF NAL, LTD. :.'XUUNOS {Circumstances l’eirmitting). NAPIER AND AUCKLAND. Waiuiiia, Thursiuiy, February 6 V. Cargo recoiveu lnursday, 10 a.,n. ' ECU LVi tim.iO JN (from Wellington,. .Xi aViiue, *uoii., >\ ed., J. 1 i‘i., ( (Ao p.m. ! y i.auri, tues., liiursday, Sat., 7.40 p.m. 7, FUU i'iLiDN'u'rom Wellington). •>••'Tamuhine, :\lon., Wed., JfcL, o p.m. j Saturday, 1.10 p.ni. ' TOR. SYDNEY’ (from - Auckland). SfEwuna, Friday, Peuruary is » i>.m. ’ •‘•'Xrahaganui, Friday, February yd, o p.m. xOR BYDNEI {nom Wellington). ‘ .Uaungamii, Friday, February 14, o p.m. 1 :',[urama, Friday, February 2ti, a p.m. ' passengers in three ciUbi»a:. . t " TOR MELBOURNE {from • --il.uglou). ' ‘ X.Uicuo (via Biutt), Saturday, February « -ISLAND TOIKS—To Suva, (Fiji), *, . Nukualofa, Vavail (longaj, ' - . Apia (Samoa). T.ifua (from Auckland), Saturday, f eb- ... ... '-'Oiry ‘M, 11 a.in., aud every four weeks j thereafter. FOR CALCUTTA (from New Zealand). Narbada, September, January, and May. Limited passenger accommodation. • ■ Enquiries are invited regarding trips £ to South Sea Islands, Hono- • Mu, Canada, United States, Europe, «> -around-the-Paciiic tours, including japan i.V(i and-the East, around-lhe-World tours in either diroßion. CANADA-UNITED SATES EUROPE. ZU. '' Regular Fortnightly Sailings. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN R.M. LINE, Via Fiji, Honolulu, Viotoria, and j ... Vancouver, and UNION ROYAL* MAIL LINE, Via. Rarotonga, Papeete (Tahiti), and San Francisco. (Passengers in three classes.) Ship c. Niagara -iviu-ri ... ; *v4ANGI EiaAURA . i.r Aw a..A VArVTi '■ ,i ’’AJRAkGI A.. luARuiCA NIAGARA - , Tahiti aorangi MAkURA iHAGAftA Wellington tC San Francisct Feb. 25 March 25 April 22. May 20 June 17 July 15 Auckland to V ancouver Feb. 11 March 11 April 8 May 6 'June 3 July 1 July 29 , From NEW ZEALAND to SYDNEY. TAHITI, from Wellington, about Tuesday. February-11. A ORAN (II, from Auckland, about Monday, February 24. •■'EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU AND Particulars on Application. UHION S.S. CO., OF N.Z. LTD. LINE TO LONDON <TV .ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. ; Via Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Frc- . hiantkv Soest, Port Said, Naples, - Toulon, Gibraltar, and Plymouth. Steamer Tons 12,133 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 12,133 Date. Feb. 15 Feb. 26 March 12 March 26 April 9 April 23 May 10 Jii no 7 ORVIETO OTRANTO OKFORD (IRONS AY OItONTKS ■ORAMA ORMOUOt; ORVIETO ORIENT LINE CRUISES BY 20,000-TON STEAMERS. There is no way Of seeing foreign lands that can compare with an Orient Lino Cruise. For m> more, than it costs to stay f lu * first class hotel on shore, the passenger can v.sit in luxurious comfort many of tlie most p.cluresque and historic parts 1 of Europe, some of them inaccessible by other means. . The period of tho cruises for 1930 is from April to September, and tho pro- ' gramme embraces THE MEDITERRAMAN, ADRIATIC, CON STAN Tlr NUPLEi PALESTINE, MADEIRA, CAN- • ARY ISLANDS, FJORDS OF NORWAY ■AND NORTHERN CAPITALS OF K EUROPE. Early application ensures the widest t vdiotoe of accommodation. Full particuvilara and steamers’ plans will bo sent on application. •• FAKES. NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON “ First Saloon: Single, from £lO4 Return, from £lB2 '• 1 Third Class: Single, from £39 i‘w ... Return, from £7O ■ Ticket* are interchangeable with •1 * other Lines upon adjustment of fures. Write for Illustrated Literature. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OK NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Agents throughout New Zealand. jEsp-i-STOP OVER AT BANFF AND LAKE ■ V LOUISE •• V. iit j‘s--1 on you* way to and from Europe. m., Few-travellers over the Canadian Pad t UK,Jc ,route to or from United Slates and -7* Butope can' resist the temptation »• linger awhile al these glorious play grounds in Canada's Rockies. Mile-high mountains, outdoor sports tennis, golf,'swimming, chmung. i.dii.j: fishing, hixuriois hotel comforts and :} social attractions, excellent meals. j You’ll find these and more at Banli and Lake Louise. pu.;; ; ; ’t' 1 For full particulars and illustrated ;i' wA. booklets apply a> the Union S.S. Co. ThOs. Coos and Son, or A. W. ESSEX, ssenger Manager for N.Z., Canadian .cifio Railway. Auckland. aUDDART, PARKED LINE AVO HITE PASSENGER SERVICE, isilings (circumstances permitting). I FROM WELLINGTON FOR SYDNEY. ILIMAROA, Friday, Februaiy 7 »M. AUCKLAND FOR SYDNEY. . . j Friday, February 21 ,6ETY & CO., LTD. 7 V AGENIS. f Qb TELEPHONE. UL