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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 59, 12 March 1935, Page 9

FIJI Only a fortnight’s trip enables you to make a delightful cruise to Fiji, with a stay of practically a week at the Islands. You travel in luxurious comfrot on ocean liners one way by R.M.S. “ Aorangi” and the other by R.M.S. “ Niagara.” A holiday in glamorous Fiji is a thrilling adventure. iO 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 and Wellington at about weekly Intervals for Sydney, with through bookings to Melbourne and other Australian points. Inclusive tours in Australia arranged. L__ PACIFIC ISLANDS Enquire about the newlyreduced excursion fares to: 1. Tahiti— an enchanting South Sea Island and an interesting foreign land in one. Only 7 days' trip from Wellington. 2. Hawaii—Mecca'of tourists in the Pacific. Its mild climate, friendly natives, and glamorous tropical setting, charm all who visit its shores. Ml 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, arrives San Francisco May 3, passengers joining “Empress of Britain" at Los Angeles on May 4. Through fare to Southampton £120,' plus exchange and N.Z. Government Passenger Duty.

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