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Taranaki Daily News, 1 December 1934, Page 23 (Supplement)

■ SPECIAL SUIT OFFER fl U Guaranteed Navy ag n Serges n BfS’S’oS U to Measure. M H EXTRA TROUSERS FREE. M ■ SCHNEIDEMAN’S ft Fj Devon St. (Criterion Hotel M Kg Buildings), New Plymouth. K SUMMER CRUISES Gay cruises are run during the mid-summer months to some of New Zealand’s .’most beautiful waterways fc—Milford and the t West 'Coast Sounds— Marlborough Sounds and D’Urville Island—and the Bay of Islands. Exception? ally reasonable fares.' tjuns-paoific service C. A. Line vessels leave Auckland every four weeks , for Vancouver, .alternating fortnightly with Union R.M. Line sailings from Wellington to San Fran< cisco. Through bookings to points inCanada, United States, the United King-}, dem and Europe. During December, January and February every year,' special excursion return fares are available ‘ across-the-Pacific services.*! C.A. and Union Line vessels leave Auckland and ‘ Wellington for Sydney at •about weekly intervals. Frequent sailings through to Melbourne via Sydney, also a special summer service from Wellington and Bluff to Melbourne with occasional calls at Milford Sound and Hobart, — . ' jj Enquire about the newly- ; reduced excursion fares to: h. Tahiti—an enchanting , South Sea Island and an ' interesting foreign land In one. Only 7 days’- trip ( ,from Wellington. Hawaii—M itourists in the Pacific. Its | mild climate, friendly and glamorous 1 tropical setting, charm all | who visit its shores. fWL N \ B • • * ' I A NEW WAY‘HOME* ~ Connect with the World’s largest cruise ship, " Empress of Britain " (42, 500 tons) sailing via Panama, Havana and New York to Southampton. “Aorangi” leaves Auckland April 2; arrives Honolulu April 12; “Empress of Britain" arrives April 24 (12 days’ stop-over not included in fare). “ Makura” leaves Wellington April 16, ar- , rives San Francisco May 3, passengers joining “Empress of Britain ’’ at Los Angeles on May 4. Through fare to Southampton £l2O, plus exchange and N.Z. Government Passenger Duty. A SMALL ADVERTISEMENT in the classified columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods. Try It! Prepaid rates: 16 words 1/-J three consecutive insertions 2/6.