THE P. AND O. LINE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 209, 4 September 1934, Page 6

THE P. AND O. LINE

IMPROVED PASSENGER SERVICE. The P. and O. branch service, which maintains a regular service from Sydney to the United Kingdom, calling at Australian ports, Colombo, Aden, Port said and Malta, with I heir twin screw, - oil-burning vessels, carrying passengers • in the popular one class, announce that r in their vessels Balranald, Baradine, ’ Barrabool and Bendigo, extensive im- ■ provements are being made in the fur--1 nishing of all cabins on the promenade i deck, and some of those on the upper 4 deck, by the addition of wardrobes, ’ etc. * A number of rooms previously let as e tT.’o and three-berth cabins have been < converted into single and two-berth t rooms respectively, thereby adding con 1 siderably to the space available in these cabins. The public rooms have been improved ami ate furnished with the new Lloyd loom furniture. The vessels are fitted with cinema, swimming bath, library and laundry, and with a much improved menu everything tends to the comfort of the passengers by this most interesting route to the United Kingdom. The first of the vessels to sail from e Sydney having these improvements will v be the Baradine on September 25. ,v Through fare from New Zealand is i- quoted and those who contemplate travelling next year would be w r ell ad0. vised to make early application fjr r- accommodation. le