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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 44, 16 November 1926, Page 13

SHIPPING SERVICES. SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED Direct Line to Southampton and London, Via Panama Canal. SAILING (circumstances permitting): Steamer. Tons Date. I 1 rom •TAMAROA 12,350 Nov. 24 Wgton. tTAINUL 10,000 Dec. 15 Wgton. ;ARAWA 9,400 End Dee. Wgton. •MATAROA.... 12,350 Jan. 15 Wgton. lATHENIC 12,350 End Jan A gton. tCORINTHIC. 12,350 Feb. « Wgton. [IONIC 12.350 Mar. 9 Wgton. Passengers embark previous evening. •New and fast Oil-burning Steamers, carrying First and Third Classes. , tThree Classes. aud Third Classes. All passengers must secure Passports. For full particulars, apply to LEVIN AND CO., LTD.. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., MURRAY ROBERTS & CO., LID. HOME! VIA ENCHANTING CANADA. TRAVEL BY THE C.P.R. In conjunction with CANADIAN-A USTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE to VANCOUVER, B-C. qiHE unsurpassed magnificence of L Canada unrolls before your eyes as you sit in the fast and comfortable observation trains of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The snow-capped Rockies, eerie canyons, the picturesque torrents and the glorious cities—-all are included on the C.P.R. unrivalled route. Enjov the beauties of Sicamous, Lake Louise, Banff. Niagara Falls, and other fascinating scenes REACHED BY TRAINS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Thirteen superb C.P.R. Hotels! palatial Canadian Pacific Atlantic Steamships, also Pacific licet of Empress Liners! The world’s biggest and most magnificently appointed Quadruple-screw Passenger Motor Ship Aorangi, together with the favourite R.M.S. Niagara, on Auckland-Vancouver run. Reservations made on Sleeping Cars, Hotels, and Atlantic Steamers. For descriptive pamphlets and full particulars apply to any office of the Union Steam Ship Co. of N.Z. Ltd., Thos. Cook and Son, or J. Sclater, Representative, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO., Union House, Sydney, New boutli Wales. CANADIAN GOVEKNMKN'I MERCHANT MARINE, LTD. And CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS REGULAR MONTHLY SAILINGS For NEW YORK. BOSTON. AND HA LI FA a. To Load Canadian Scottish. November 18 and 29. Cargo accepted for transhipment at New Y'ork to United Kingdom and Continental ports. For freight, apply CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MERCHANT MARINE, LIMITED, Wellington. 'Phone 4?- 309 PHILP TOURth ARRANGE YOUR PASSAGE IN WELLINGTON FOR N.Y K LINE TO JAPAN.—Monthly Sailings by the excellent Japanese Mail Line from Melbourne and Sydney, calling at Brisbane. Thursday Island, Davao, Manila, Hong Kong, Nagasaki, Kobe, en route to Yokohama. BURNS, PHILP LINE 'IO JAVA AND SINGAPORE. Monthly service from Sydney maintained by the magnificent steamers MARELLA and MALABAR to Java and Singapore. THROUGH BOOKINGS ALSO ARRANGED TO ENGLAND. AMERICA. INDIA. JAPAN, Etc. BURNS, PHILP & COMPANY. LTD., flfl-75 Molcpworth St., Wellington. P. AND O. VIA THE CAPE SERVICE One Class Only. TO DURBAN. CAPE TOWN. AND " LONDON. Leaves Steamer. Tonnage Sydney. BARA DINE 13,1(1(1 Dec. 10 BELTANA 11,1(10 Dec. 22 BENDIGO 13,100 I Jan. 21. 1927 FARES —Wellington to England, £3J to £47 Single; £7l to £B5 Return. To South Africa: x 23 to £34 Single: £42 to £62 Return. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD. Wellington, Dunedin, Wanganui. \npier. Gisborm Invercargill. HUDDART, PARKER, LTIS. FOR SYDNEY (From Wellington): ULIM A ROA—November 19. FOR SYDNEY (From Auckland): ULlMAROA—December 3. HEAD OFFICE FOR NEW ZEALAND, HUDDART, PARKER BUILDING, Post Office Square. Wellington. business notices. AND CO., ALLEN STREET. WELLINGTON, Have for Private Sale— POTATOES, suitable for Pigs and Poultry at 4s. per Sack. WEATHER REPORT AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. The following report wsa issued at 4 p.ui. yesterday:— . . Cane Marla Van Diemen.—W., fresh, bar., 29.88; ther., 63. Hazy ; sea rough. Russell.—S.W., moderate gale; bar., 29.71; ther., 67. Cloudy; sea rough. Mauukau Heads. —W.N.W., moderate gale; bar., 29.60; ther., 60. Overcast; sea Auckland.—W., fresh; bar., 29.01; ther., 82 Tauranga.’— W., fresh; bar., 29.49; ther., 62. Fine; sea rough. East Cape.—N., light; bar., 2f1.a4; ther., 09. Cloudy; sea moderate. Gisborne.—W., fresh; bar., 29.51, ther., 70. Fair; sea rough. Port Ahuriri.—W., gale; bar., 29.40, ther., 63. Cloudy; sea moderate. Castlepoint.—W., breeze; bar., *9.30, ther., 65. Cloudy ; sea moderate. Wellington.—N.W., fresh, bar., -9.-3, ther., 60. Fair. . , , „ n , 0 . New Plymouth.—W., fresh; bar., -9.48, ther., 61. Fair; sea rough. Cape Egmont.—W., fresh; bar., 20.46, ther., 58. Cloudy; sea considerable. Wanganui.—W., moderate gale; bar., 29.43; ther., 61. Fair; sea rough. Farewell Spit.—W., gale; bar., -9.44, ther., 60. Squally; sea rough. Weslport.—W., moderate gale; bar., 29.35; ther., 55. Showery; sea considerGrcymouth.—S.W., fresh; bar., 29.27; ther., 53. Squally, rain; sea rough. Stepben Island.—W., fresh; ther., Cloudy; sea considerable. Cape Campbell.—VV., gale; bar., -9.-0; (.her., 65. Cloudy ; sea rough. Kaikoura. —E.. light; bar., -919, ther., 65. Overcast; sea moderate. , Akaroa Lighthouse.—Not received. Port Chalmers. —S.W.. light; bar., -9.1 u, ther., 60. Fine; sea heavy. Nuggets.—S.W., fresh; bar., 29.11; ther., 51. Cloudy; sea rough. Bluff.—W.. moderate gale; bar., 20.0-, ther., 53. Fair; sea moderate. D. C. BATES, Director. Meteorological Office, Wellington, November 15, 1926. (Forecast appears on leader page.)

The Kaponga, from Adelaide, was expected to clear Auckland last night for Napier, Wellington, and New Plymouth. She is due here on Thursday. . The Opihi will leave Dunedin on Friday, via ports, for Wellington, Nelson, and Westport. „ The Kahika will load at. Dunedin on Friday for Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. . ... The Progress, due at. Wellington tomorrow from New Plymouth, will leave Urn same day for Lyttelton, and is duo back on Friday to load for Wanganui and New Plymouth.