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Southland Times, Issue 21605, 18 January 1932, Page 2

R.M.S. MAKURA. Sailing from Wellington, January 26, 1932. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS Railway and Sleeping-car Reservations for travel from Vancouver to any point in Canada or Eastern United States, also Hotel Reservations, can be arranged prior to departure from Auckland or Wellington, on application to the Canadian National Railways. These luxurious trains provide for choice of routes, and liberal stopovers are arranged. Choice of Atlantic Ports—all lines to Europe. Reasonable Fares, Magnificent Hotels, moderately priced. Also unexcelled services to Alaska, British West Indies and Bermuda, for those who seek new tftvel playgrounds. Ail particulars, free literature, and tickets at lowest rates from the CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Head Office: Dominion Farmers’ Institute, Wellington. W. M. Luke, New Zealand Manager. Branch Offices: 8 Ferry Buildings, Auckland. J. Foley, Passenger Representative. 187 Hereford Street, Christchurch. C. M. Caffin, Manager. Agents: IT. L. Tapley & Co., Dunedin, Timaru and Invercargill. C. F. Millward, Wanganui. LARGEST railway system IMF IN THE EMPIRE. p A?ID Q ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS TO LONDON. VIA COLOMBO. EGYPT, MARSEILLES, ALTERNATE CALLS AT BOMBAY, ADEN, PORT SUDAN, GIBRALTAR, PLYMOUTH. SAILING FROM SYDNEY. *xMONGOLIA I 17,000 I Jan. 22 xNARKUNDA 17,000 Feb. 5 ‘xMOLDAVIA I 17,000 j Feb. 19 xMOOLTAN | 21,000 I Mar. 2 xCalls at Bombay, FARES FROM NEW ZEALAND. First Saloon. Second Saloon. Single from £lO4 Single from £BB Return from £lB2 Return from £154 Single from £4O Return from £72 'NEW TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION. All Fares subject, to Exchange. LOCAL AGENTS; WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD.