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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 59, 10 March 1936, Page 11

I * ' 1 51 ’JTiTIXy • fF' <;• ■ 1 rlz/ gl ■nhO’i /hl / |ei / From the time you go up the gangway gjg In New Zealand until you set foot In ■’ England or Europe every minute of your time has been full of Interest and entertafnnvent. iSiSSI/ Z The trip across the azure waters of the Pacific Is exceedingly pleasant and sto P s at glamorous South Sea Sk ports lend fascination to the voyage. SSB Canadian Australasian Line vessels MW leave Auckland every four weeks for fR s uva (F!|l). Honolulu, Victoria (8.C.) fe Vancouver. Union Line vessels jy w tßs' leave Wellington at four-weekly ' intervals, alternating fortnightly with C.A. Line Sailings, for Rarotonga, ib-' Tahiti, and San Francisco. Vessels are vw. 1 luxuriously equipped, their cuisines are famous among world travellers, and a particular attention Is given ><( to the entertainment of passengers, - : Through bookings to all points In J • < North America, and to the United Kingdom and Europe. Itineraries, ■ ' ITAs’A: ; A. > Z cost of tours and all information supplied. Rail and Hotel reservations in U.S.A, and Canada arranged. X : .Information from UNION STEAM SHIP CO. ! of NEW ZEALAND Ltd., Traffic Agents.

I SHARES AND DEBENTURE J. C. L. D UIGAN * C°’ STOCK AND 75, RIDGWAY 3T., WANGANUI (Est. 1896.) Country Members, Wellington Stool Exchange. '.Phone 3566. I