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New Zealand Graphic, 25 December 1909, Page vi

Storied Isles of The South Pacific. These Islands can be visited without -J- —l— (Nukualofa, Haapai, climatic discomfort at any time from to 1 onga. Vavau) April to November (inclusive). Samoa ( t P cj — ——- p-'- (Levuka. Suva. *1)1 Lautoka, etc.) Monthly Round Tour-by the I -plcndid largo Twin Smew Steamers TOFUA” (4345 TONS) "ATUA" (3444 TONS) “NAVUA” ■H (2930 TONS) ]B Built specially for the Island /' Services, and equipped with J / every convenience for com- Ijr / /,/ fortable travel — Electric ”2 dp JJ / fI j I'\ Fans, Electric Light, Large Y 7 J /a 11 b \ Roomy Cabins, Refrigera- 1 iW \ tors, etc. xy al 1 1 B I k ; Saloon Cabins, Dining, A Drawing, and Smoking Sr Rooms All on Deck. 1 TO! RS also by first cla-s >-■ steamers from Auck- — land every 28 days, and A FIJIAN. from Wellington every 36 days, to Rarotonga (Cook Group) and Tahiti xTr?vir ar'T7\Tt?e r t (Society Group). The steamer from Welling- NEW SCENES away from business cares ton connects with the Oceanic Co.’s American GIVE NEW LIFF Mail Steamer at Tahiti to and from SAN FRANC) SCO. SHORTER TRIPS from Sydney or Auckland ALL particulars with Illustrated Booklets, to Fiji, Tonga, or Samoa, by “Tofua,” XA descriptive of tours through Tongan, “Atua, “Navua,” or other steamer * B Samoan, Fijian, Rarotongan, and Taevery month. hitian Groups, free on application. Union Steam Ship Company of N.Z., Ltd. HEAD OFFICE-DUNEDIN. NEW ZEALAND. BRANCHES AND AGENCIES ALL AUSTRALASIAN PORTS. AND AT 34. LEADENHALL STREET. LONDON