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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 99, Issue 5, 16 November 1959, Page 454

YOUR MARKETS OVERSEAS ■ NO. 4 OF A SERIES Ml /■ ' ■■' --■: ■ s»TO|rfi®lfca»«w b- . '.Ahfffewi fem--• : A-'\W" ••■■ ■■ ■MM ■ I ■ -| • >r/| . • •fc- P “ I~‘. r—-. E?^^W^^W^F?x?^f>p^yjF u^J£l#*r, T r^ ' — — I . ’ —v———_T Xf 7” * ‘ *x'-V » ,3 w 2 L'a i3 L , _>« >«£H »y JU&Li PiWWsgfHM^—— hMaw|MaM|||MMM>ii;> 9tt iwiißiiMrt WBwj g ' . .. > '"■ "?*&»».-." • - Wyi ' ' -’■^n~niiiTti'rf'rii** tti? "~* '"' ■ s ' v SffisffigAUb, VT “ *“ ?r **’ * < *-•■- • ; -jA^*^ri|^SnjbMMtt^fij»**‘** Z * :W ' ’ ’■••‘J .... HOMEWARD BOUND ■ That ship you see steaming out of the harbour is almost are New Zealand’s consistent overseas carriers; their ships certainly en route to the United Kingdom. But how does she go wherever there is trade for New Zealand. Wherever there f get there? There are many different routes she can take, as is trade: for example, since late last year several of the we have shown you in previous advertisements: through the Lines’ vessels have carried dairy products to Mollendo Panama Canal to Curacao and across the Atlantic; via West and Callao in Peru and more recently meat as well; Indies ports; through the Suez Canal and the Mediterranean, ships have also been calling at La Guaira in Venezuela calling at Piraeus and Genoa; and to North European to discharge fruit. Where new, expanding markets are ports. And even then she may still visit several of the half- discovered, there you will find the ships of the Lines. For dozen or so United Kingdom ports regularly served by the it is these ships— ships of New Zealand deliver Lines. In brief, the New Zealand Overseas Shipping Lines the goods. NEW ZEALAND OVERSEAS SHIPPING LINES SHAW SAVILL & ALBION CO. LTD • THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. LTD • PORT LINE LIMITED • BLUE STAR LINE LIMITED