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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20480, 5 December 1934, Page 11

A NEW WORLD offtrt a NEW SERVICE NEXT SAILINGS December 18 Up the gangplank at Auckland, down the gangplank in England...leas than a month later. In between ... 25 days of the most inspiring sea and land voyage imaginable. Each day a gem of thrilling experience, stimulating adventure, and perfect living. At never more than five-day intervals on the Pacific, delightful island variations ... at Fiji, Samoa , Hawaii! Then California, opening wide the portals to America! • Saving in time! Stimulus of matchless itinerary! The perfection of great, new ships, devoted to pleasure! Every athletic activity on the sports deck . . . two outdoor plunges. Royal splendor in majestic salons, and royal feasting in the great Dining Sa Service functioning with clock-like | All at no extra cost. • Cabin Class, also extraor. travel t ttra cost, w iuss, uiju, • tv comforts offers an entirely new , on these brilliant liners. lIVE* SOUTH SEA IDYL I In Fits, Samoa, or Hawaii! Something entirely different. A holiday - adventure! Made practical by special low fares, free of exchange, and the speed of splendid new liners. Ask our offices for low cost details. FARES: Auckland to England HOW IS THE TIME TO VISIT CALTFORKIAI Low Summer Fares to America (For sailiagi during December, January and FebruaryJ Round trip fares from Auckland to California First Class, front j£7B • Cabin Class, from (Faces not subiect to exchange) Opportunity expressed significantly in low fares I A sea-voyage without equal plus ten days in California . . • all in 41 days! Booklets and complete information at our office. THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY Matson Line

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