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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20102, 8 May 1935, Page 3

FIJI BOWLING CARNIVAL “Aorangi” leaves Auckland 2 3rd July, arriving in Suva on 26th July—the day before the commencement of the Carnival on 27th July. The tournament ends on 2nd August, and the “Niagara” leaves Suva that same day, arriving in Auckland on sth August. m Ifiii.il 2T&TO. t ACROSS THE PACIFIC CANADA, U.S.A., EUROPE C.A. Line mail vessels leave Auckland every four weeks for Vancouver via Suva (Fiji), Honolulu, and Victoria (8.C.). Union Line mail vessels alternate fortnightly with the above, leaving Wellington for San Francisco via Rarotonga and Tahiti. Through bookings to points in Canada, United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. Rail and hotel reservations in Canada and U.S.A. arranged. AUSTRALIA C.A. and Union Line vessels leave Auckland or Wellington at about weekly intervals for Sydney, with through bookings to Melbourne and other Australian points. Winter Tours arranged to tropical North Queensland,

TAHITI The subtle, lingering charm of Tahiti captfvates all who visit its shores and the longer one stays, the harder it is to tear oneself away. A trip to Tahiti makes a holiday that is without parallel in any part of the world. Come this season ! Excursion return fares from £32 Ist Class, £22-10-0 Cabin Class. HAWAII Don’t dream about it any longer those white curbing beaches; waving palms, softly strumming guitars and ukuleles, the scent of tropical flowers ; happy entertaining natives; equable temperatures .... make them a reality | Come to Hawaii ! Excursion return fares from £52 Ist Class, and £37 Cabin Class. Sailings from Auckland on C.A. Line mail vessels Aorangi (I 7,500 tons) and Niagara (13,500 tons). UNION STEAM SHIPC? OF NEW ZEALAND

CLEAN, neat, tidy housewives, know the value of LAN E’S M E D O L I N E for the hands. They use it daily after house work. Those who use it know its value. 1/6 everywhere. 10. (a.Mcdeme X* DistinctiOe Fashion Shop r\^ 9,0 ItiiADa