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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17438, 9 April 1931, Page 5

This Bedroom Suite, exactly as shown, in Oak or Silver Ash .. J Stained Rosewood,.. £g() or £5 Deposit arid 7/6 Weekly. Call and inspect the fine range of Bedroom Suites now displayed in our Showroom. When you purchase Humphrey's Furniture you have a Guarantee of Seasoned Timber, the Finest Materials, Expert Craftsmanhip, and the Best Value for your money procurable in Gisborne. In Great Viriit| it Prices to Still Ail : \\W\\-\!..v,..i''.{. v...,/ foarante&tffiitJn'Quik Satin Panel Quilts, in Rbse, Gold, Blue, and Helio. sft x 4ft .. 25/- 6ft x sft .. 29/6 Quilts, with Satin Panel and Centre in Rose, Gold, Blue arid Helio. sft x 4ft .. 32/6 6ft x sft .. 39/6 - Down Quilts, in Figured Sateen, with Plain Sateen Panels. sft x 4ft .. 27/6 6ft x sft .. 37/6 Wo carry a large stock of Exclusive Sateens and Cambrics for Re-covering,-. Quilts. CORNER GLADSTONE ROAD AND PEEL STREET.

TEE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., LTD. FAST PASSENGER VESSELS IN DIRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL, AND CURACAO. i , I Sailing finally from Vessel. (Subject to Alteration" xRANGITANE Wellington April 25 ...;.. . daybreak •REMUERA Auckland May 23 IROTORUA Wellington Juno 13 XRANGITIKI Wellington June 20 *RUAHINE Wellington July 18 xRANGITATA Wellington Sept. U *REMUERA Wellington Oct. 10 tROTORUA Wellington Oct. 24 xRANGITIKI ] Wellington Nov. 7 ~xNew Motor Vessel, 17,000 tons, not calling at Curacao or Pitcairn Island. *Oil fuel. Calling of £ Pitcairn Island, weather permitting. tCabin class. . . . ... Return Tickets are interchangeable with other Lines on adjustment of fares. ~ * • ■ ' , For further particulars, apply— J THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED. RICHARDSON AND CO., LTD. SHIPOWNERS. Head Office. Port Ahuriri. , Wnlroa Agents: Dalgety and Co. • > Wellington Agents: Johnston A: to., Uia. Tokomaru Bay Agents: J. B. Stafford, Representative. ' Auckland Agents: Watkin and Wall's. SERVICE. . . 1 The s.s. PAKURA maintains a Weekly service between these ports. She loads in Wellington on .Mondays and Tuesdays, Napier Thursdays, and discharges and loads in (iisborne for Wellington on Fridays. AUCKLAND-GISBORNE SERVICE. The motor vessel AWAHOU maintains a weekly service between Auckland and GJ> home! SSe loads in Auckland on Mondays and Tuesdays for Tokonmm Bay and (iisborne. arrives Gishorne THURSDAY mornings, loads and sails for Auckland same day. AUCKLAND-NAPIER TO EAST COAST BAYS. J The m.v. PUKEKO, running between Auckland and Napier, maintains a regular cargo and passenger service with East Coast Bays. SERVICE. . . ■ A rculnr service is maintained between Lyttelton, Wnikokopu, Coast Bays, and (iisborne. . _. ~,,„ iNAIMUK-WJVliU'.v M»™» • A regular service is maintained between Napier'and Wftiroa (weather permitting). Several steamers trade continually to practically every- Coast landing between Wellington and Auckland. WILLIAMS'AND KETTLE, LTD., Agents. 'Phones: Shipping Office, 1031. Private, 1-181. ' I SHAW, SAViI-L & ALBION CO. LTD, Via Panama Canal. TAINUIx I April 9 jFromWgtn TAMAROA May 5 FromWgtn CORINTHIC June 2 From Wgtn lONIC June 30 Wellington MATAROA July 28 FromWgtn T4JNUI Sept. 1 FromWgtn CORINTHIC Oct. 20 FromWgtn xEmbarkation 4 p.m. Travel to England via Panama Canal, which is described as one of the world's greatest travel thrills. , Passengers to United States can travel via the famous Canal without materially increasing cost or time. Fares to Canal are now only: First £55, Cabin £4O, Third £23 (plus exchange). Connections to New York and approximate cost, including, hotel expenses at Canal, supplied on application. All Steamers have Cinemas. For full particulars apply to: Common, Sbelton & Co.. Ltd.; Dalgety & Co. Ltd.; Murray, Roberts & Co. Ltd.

TO THE OLD COUNTRY. TO THE OLD COUNTRY. FIRST CLASS CABIN CLASS TOURIST CLASS THIRD CLASS THE MIGHTY WATER BOULEVARD TO ENGLAND—THE ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE. ONE-THIRD the way along the picturesque and sheltered St. .Lawrence—with only four days open sea. And Canadian Pacific ships sailing through French Canada are chateaulike in their furnishings—superior ser-vice—world-famed cuisine. . . The now five-day giantess Empress of Britain, 42,500 tons, the world's most luxurious ship, makes her maiden voyage- in June. There's the magnificent Empress of Australia and Empress of France —the four 20,000 ton Duchesses, finest and fastest cabin steamers on the Atlantic, and the popular "M" ships—Southampton, Liverpool, London, Belfast and Glasgow. . .';-:-..-,-. TJ.S.S. Co.. or A. W. Essex, Canadian Pacific Railway, Maritime Building, .'{2-3-1 Quay Street, Auckland.* . „ _-..

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