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Taranaki Daily News, 12 April 1935, Page 2

... SHIPPING NOTICES. |JNION |gTEAM gHIP QOMPANI OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Sailings (circumstanzes permitting). . For Southern Ports. Orepuki, Saturday, April 13. Non-perishable cargo received up til 4 p.rn. on Friday, April 12. FOR LYTTELTON (from Wellington). Rangatira, Mon., Wed., Fri., 7.45 p.m. Wahine, Tues., Thurs., Sat., 7.45 p.m. FOR PICTON Grom Wellington). Tamahine, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 2.45 p.m. Saturdays, 1.15 p.m FOR SYDNEY (from Wellington). • Monowai, Saturday, April 20, noon. Maunganui, Tuesday, April 30. ' J FOR SYDNEY (from Auckland). Niagara, Tuesday, April 16, 5 p.m. Monowai, Friday, May 3, 3 p.m. TO CALCUTTA, SINGAPORE, SAMARANG. . Narbada—Passengers and cargo. (From Wellington, May, Sept., Jan.) Comfortable accomodation for limited number of passengers. Special fare foi round trip. Inquiries are incited regarding trip; »’ to Australia, Solith Sea Islands, Honolulu, Canada, United States, Europe Around-the-Pacific Tours, including Japan and the East, Around-the-Worlc Tours in either direction. • NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. £TEW JpLYMOUTH — QNEHUNGA pARGO gERVICE. MOTOR VESSEL HAUTURU. LEAVES ONEHUNGA—TUESDAYS, Noon. LEAVES N' W PLYMOUTH—WEDNESDAYS. Cargo' received at goods-shed up tc • iO a.m. on sailing day. For further information ring 'phone 23. Agents for Watchlin Line, Port Whangarei and Port Waikato. QANADA — U S.A. — Through 80l kings bj - CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN AND UNION ROYAL MAII LINES. Fortnightly Sailing across the Pacific (Passengers in three classes). “—————Wellington to Auckland to Rarotonga, Suva (Fiji), Steamer Tahiti, Honolulu, San Francisco Victoria, Vancouver. Makura Apr- 16 ~~ Niagara April 30. Maunganui May 14. Aorangi May 28 Makura June 11 — Niagara■ June 25. U.S.A. AND CANADIAN RAILWAY TRAVEL Itineraries, cost of tours and ell information supplied. Rail and hotel •„■■■.. reservations arranged. Excursions to Honolulu and Tahiti. For full particulars, apply to— UNION S.S. CO. of N.Z., LTD. C. & D. L INE ' (Incorporated in- England), ’ 12 HAPPY PASSENGERS. You’ll really enjoy a trip to England on one of the modern vessels of the C. & D. LINE. The accommodation on each vessel is limited to 12 passengers in modem single and two-berth staterooms. . FOR LONDON VIA PANAMA CANAL OR CAPE HORN. 1935 ' Port Bowen Wellington Apr. 17 Port Wellington Port Chalmers May 10 Pori Fairy Wellington May 13 For particulars re fares and freight, etc., apply COLLETT & CO. LTD., New Plymouth, Taranaki Agents. JJUDDART pARKER pTD. (Incorporated in Australia). T.S.M.V. WANGANELLA. From Wellington for Melbourne, via Sydney, May 9. From Auckland for Sydney, April 29. C. F. MILLWARD & CO., A.ivr.p. Bldgs.,. Agents, New Plymouth. > ‘ THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. DIRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL. xRANGITANE Auckland April 13 < (10 a.m.) xRANGITATA Wellington May 10 tt*REMUERA June 8 , ‘ /.‘ROTORUA July 13 ! xRANGITIKI July 31 t*RUAHINE August 10 xRANGITANE ■ August 30 RANGITATA Sept. 27 Port and date subject to alteration. x 17,000 ton Motor Vessel, with First Tourist and Third Classes. * Oil fuel, t Cabin Class. t Tourist Class. • UNION S.S. COY. OF N.Z. LTD. Local Agents. H Happy ■ journey” because you ■travel ■ ! party,/officers and crew all combine to make Jjrou'r. voyage the happiest holiday A eje\ \marvellous comfort, cuisine, and one class only#th'e whole shipboard at your ■ disposal. » Wt \ ■ittK ■■Ljr, AGENTS: NEWTON KING, LTD. KAPONGA FOOTBALL TOURNEY. ENTRIES CLOSING TO-MORROW. Entries close to-morrow for the Kaponga football tournament for seven-a-side teams on Easter Saturday, April 2 This is the fifteenth year of the fixture and good entries are again assured from all the leading Taranaki football clubs Entries are also expected from several teams outside Taranaki. Each year these have added great interest to the competition. Last year’s winner was Clifton, previous winners being Star, Athletic. Masterton, Carterton, Star, Napier Tukapa, Kaponga, Jolls and Petone. The trophy is a silver shield presented by Mr. A. O. Casey and the Hoc'kin Cup for the runner-up. It is usual to present a gold medal to each member of the winning team, but this year the individual trophy will take the form of s small silver football on a pedestal, making a suitable ornament for a .mantelpiece. Entries are being received by Mr. A. Melville, Kaponga.