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SHIPPING, AIR SERVICES UNJON STEAMSHIP CO. PASSENGER SERVICE LYTTELTON-WELLINGTON MAORI— Jan. 17, 19, 21, 7.10 p.m. train Jan. 23, 7.45 a.m. train. Jan. 24, 26, 7.10 p.m. train. Jan. 28, 29. 7.45 a m. tram. Jan. 31, 7.10 p.m. tram. H IN EMO A— Jan. 18, 20, 22, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, 7.10 p.m. train. PICTON-WELLINGTON Booking Agents for Passengers and Accompanied Cars by G.M.V. ARAMOANA NEW ZEALAND TO AUSTRALIA Bookings Arranged to All Australian Points ORCADES Well. Feb. 3 MARIPOSA Auck. Feb. 4 O. QUEEN Auck. Feb. 5 ORONSAY Auck. Feb. 14 MONTEREY Auck Feb. 25 O. QUEEN Auck. Mar. 4 ORSOVA Auck. Mar. 21 MARIPOSA Auck. Mar. 22 O QUEEN Auck. Mar. MONTEREY Auck. Apr. 12 STHN. CROSS Well. Apr. 14 O. QUEEN Auck. Apr. 16 Particulars of forward sail ings available on application. GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR

P & O-QRIENT LINES B ESN. CO. E. and A. LINE LLOYD TRIESTINO LINE AGENTS for Matson Lines, Shaw Savill Line, the New Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd.. Canadian Pacific Steamships. GENERAL SALES AGENTS for Canadian Pacific Airlines and Bookings Agents for all other airlines CARGO SERVICES WELLINGTON— Steamer Express—Daily. AUCKLAND— Navua—January 25. Kanna—February 1. Konini—February 8 NAPIER AND GISBORNE— Pateke—January 21. SYDNEY, via TIMARU, DUNEDIN AND BLUFF— Waimea —January 21. SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTEN HAM. CALCUTTA, and CEY LON, VIA WELLINGTON. NAPIER AND AUCKLAND. Bankura—January 27. FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES Coastwise between New Zea land ports, to and from Austra lia, Pacific Islands, Papua. Singapore. Malaysia, Burma, India, Ceylon, Pakistan, West Coast of Canada and U.S.A. UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z. LTD, 168 Hereford street, Christchurch. Telephone 65-019. D PiO- ORIENT LINES EUROPE-NORTH AMERICA FLEET CANBERRA 45,000 tons ORIANA 42,000 tons ARCADIA, HIMALAYA, IBERIA, ORCADES, ORONSAY, ORSOVA. 28-30,000 tons. CHUSAN 24,000 tons , Stabilised and Air-conditioned SAILINGS Steamer Route Ex Ex Auck. Syd. Chusan h J Jan 24 Orca des* t B Feb 3W Feb 10 Oronsay p B Feb 14 Feb 20 Canberra I Feb 17 Iberia A Mar 4 Oriana F Mar 9 Arcadia a A Mar 9 Mar 17 Canberra E Apr 7 Orsova A Apr 14 Himalaya* f A Apr 29 Orcades* A May 6W May 12 Iberia K May 24 Oronsay a A Jun f Oriana E Jun 12 Chusan f s A Jun 19 Canberra E July 2— Orsova D July 16 Jul 23 Himalaya* A Aug 7 Orsova f B Sep 9 Sep 15 Arcadia b E Sep 17 Oriana a A Sep 20 Sep 26 Iberia b d I Oct 7 Himalaya* b E Oct 29 Oronsayafps A N0v.13 Canberra A Nov. 19 Orcades* ft a Nov 22W Dec. 5 Iberia A Nov 29 Oriana C Nov. 30 Oriana A Dec. 28 Jan 3 Orsova af A Jan. 2 ArcadiaC Jan. 7 All vessels carry First and Tourist Classes except • One class. W sails from Wellington. KEY TO ROUTES (A) To Europe via Suez. (B) Europe via Far East and Suez. (C) To Canada and U.S.A., via Fiji and Hawaii, from N.Z. (D) To Canada and U.S.A., via Far East. (E) To Europe via Pacific ports, North America and Panama. (F) To Nth. America via Pacific ports thence U.K., via Far East and Suez. (I) Nth. America via Pacific ports, returning via Far East. (J) To U.K. via Far East, North America and Panama. (K) To North America via Far East thence to U.K. via Far East and Suez. ADDITIONAL CALLS AT:—(a) Athens (Piraeus); (b) Pago Pago; (c) Ceuta (for Tangier); <d) San Diego; (!) Rotterdam: (t) Brisbane: (p) Palma; (s) Singapore; (h) Madeira.

OFF-SEASON AND BOOMERANG TICKETS TO BRITAIN VIA SUEZ CAN REALLY SAVE YOU MONEY Off season single ticket . fares from Auckland start at £Stg.l37. First Class “Boomerang’’ return tickets from Sydney, back to Sydney from as low as £Stg.39O SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND •Orsova Sep. 9 •Oriana Sep. 20 + Orcades w Nov. 22 •Oriana Dec. 28 • First and Tourist Class, t One Class w— Wellington TO AUSTRALIA: —Frequent opportunities for travel to and from Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Fremantle. FEB. 3, 1966, ORCADES <28,000 tons) sails from Wellington for Sydney thence Brisbane. One class accommodation available. Full details on request. ASK FOR DETAILS OF SEA-AIR Interchange Return Tickets. VACATION VOYAGES: The Pacific or Indian Oceans or both can be your playground when you sail P and O-Orient. Sea-Air Holiday opportunities, short or long, are available al! year round. CRUISES FROM AUCKLAND, 1966 FEB 17:—ARCADIA, 20 days, to Pago Pago, off Nuiafo’ou, Suva, off Norfolk, off Lord Howe, Sydney, Hobart, New Zealand. MAR. 21:—ORIENTAL CRUISE: “Orsova” to Sydney connecting with “Himalaya” to Guam, Yoko hama, Kobe, Nagasaki, Hong Kong, Manila, Sydney, with return to Wellington in “Orcades.” For further particulars apply: GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD., 168 Hereford st., Christchurch. Or any Authorised Travel Agent. T