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Southland Times, Issue 21897, 24 December 1932, Page 2

Mwciric /©Sli TO BR/810 / r Via "The 3t. Lawrence Seaway" W B Montreal and Quebec to fji 1 Southampton, Liverpool, I Belfait and Glasgow. B Only 3or 4 days on Atlantic. H ->Ton» S.S. Empress of Britain 42,500 /] (World’s most-talked-of ship) ’ ’ 1 S.S. Empress of Australia 21,850 $ S.S. Duchess of Atholl. 20,000 H S.S. Duchess of Bedford 20,000 3 S.S. Duchess of Richmond 20,000 d S.S. Duchess of York.. 20,000 d S.S. Montcalm 16,400 S S.S. Montclare 16,400 1 S.S. Montrose 16,400 X For literature and all vA Information, apply to jfig wk Union Steam Ship Co., or wl Canadian Pacific Railway, 32-34 Quay Street, Auckland. I STEWART ISLAND FERRY. DECEMBER. LEAVE BLUFF: LEAVE ISLAND: Sat., 24th 10.15 a.m. Sat.. 24th 1.30 p.ni. ♦Sat., 24th 4.30 p.m. Sat., 24th 7.30 p.m. Sun., 25th 2.30 p.m. Mon., 26th 7 a.m. Mon., 26th 2.30 p.- . Tues.. 27th 2 p.m. Wed., 28th 10.15 a.m. Wed., 28th 2.30 p.m. Sat., 31st 2.30 p.m. Mon. 2nd 7 a.m. Mon. 2nd 2.30 p.m. Tue. 3rd 9 a.m. Wed. 4th 10.15 a.m. Wed. 4th 2.30 p.m. ♦NOTE: Two Trips on 24th. Further particulars apply CAPTAIN R. J. HAMILTON. Phone: 74—S. Bluff. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. FAST PASSENGER VESSELS IN DIRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM VIA PANAMA CANAL AND CURACAO. (With Unsurpassed Accoinmodation). Sailings finally. (Subject to Alteration.) At Daybreak. *j:Ruahine | Wellington Jan. 6 ißangitata Wellington Jan. 20 t’Remuera Wellington Feb, 18 *‘Rotorua Wellington Mar. 10 fßangitiki | Wellington ..Mar. 17 *Oil fuel. JCabin Class. ’’Tourist ; Class. tNew motor vessel, 17,000 tons, not calling at Curacao or Pitcairn Island. Rangitata, from Wellington, Jan. 20, calls at Kingston, Jamaica. For further particulars apply: THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. R.M.S. AORANGI AND NIAGARA, MAKURA AND MONOWAI. PASSENGERS by the above steamers booking THROUGH TICKETS to ENGLAND may connect at New York, Montreal, etc., with the magnificent steamers of the . - - ■- ■ ■- WHITE STAR LINE Allotments of ' accommodation held here. Berths may be selected and passage tickets obtained in exchange for Atlantic portion of through tickets before leaving New Zealand. MAJESTIC 56,621 Tons. OLYMPIC 4G,439 Tons. HOMERIC 34,351 Tons. BRITANNIC,.... . Tons. (motor vessel) AND OTHER WELL KNOWN VESSELS. DALGETY & COMPANY, LIMITED. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & A. CO., LIMITED. ABERDEEN AND COMMONWEALTH LINE VIA SUEZ. (FROM AUSTRALIA). ONE CLASS THE POPULAR “BAY” BOATS Fares from £39 (Plus Exchange and Government Tax). REGULAR SAILINGS. Embark at SYDNEY. Ports of Call: Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Port Said, Malta, Southampton. PARTICULARS FROM DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & A. CO. LTD. AGENTS. ORIENT LINE TO LONDON Via Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Naples, Toulon, Gibraltar, and Southampton. ORONSAY 20,000 Jan. 7 ‘ORMONDE 14,853 Feb. 4 OTRANTO . 20,000 Mar: 1 ORONTES 20,000 Mar. 15 ’Tourist Steamer; one Class only. Does not call at Aden. FARES: NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON Single Return Ist Saloon, from - - £lO4 £lB2 3rd Class, from . £39 £7O Tourist, from £4O £72 All Fares subject to Exchange, which may be ascertained on inquiry. U.S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD,. Agents. gOUTH AFRICA AND ENGLAND. BLUE FUNNEL AND WHITE STAR—ABERDEEN JOINT SERVICE. Sails from Sfeamer: Tons. Sydney. ♦ASCANIUS 10,048 Jan. 10 +THEMISTOCLES 11,250 Jan. 31 ’NESTOR 14,629 Mar. 11 tCERAMIC 18,500 Mar. 21 ’ULYSSES 14,652 Apr. 25 •ANCHISES 10,000 May 13 ♦ASCANIUS 10,048 June 13 tTHEMISTOCLES ll,?50 Aug. 8 ‘NESTOR 14,629 Oct. 10 ’First Class only. ’First ; and Third Classes. +Cabin Class only. . Passage money, subject to addition of. exchange and tax. For full particulars apply to: DALGETY & COMPANY, LIMITED. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY. CO,, LTD,

Keen competition existed for the Australian oranges brought by the Marama when they were offered at the Auckland markets, prices ranging from 12/- to 147- a case. A week ago values were as low as from 8/- to 9/6. For Australian cherries 10/4 to 113/6 a case was paid, compared with 8/- tp 10/6 a week ago. Commenting on the embargo on Australian fruit, Mr Harvey Turner, the managing director of Turners and Growers Ltd., said that, the supply of orange's should be sufficient for the Christmas and New Year Lade, but it was inevitable that -prices would rise. He hoped a settlement would be reached, as it would be very serious if the public could not be? supplied with oranges.