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SHIPPING. " NION STEAM SHIP COMP VY Oi< NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Sailings .(circumstances- -permitting.) SAN L<\RAN CISCO VIA RAROTONGA AND PAPEETE. •U.il.S. iahiti, Tuesday, feb -Jo, o p.ni Heavy Luggage iveeived ■ nol later than 2.H0 p.m. *Passi-iit;ers in IJ Cliissci,. HUH fjVDi\ l<.\ 11' HUM vVIiL.LI.NG'ION) •llaiaiiia IMi.liiy I'eu 2S 3 p.ro *Mumit'iuiui - Friday Moll. 14 ' 3 p.m Heavy Luggage received uot later tiiaD half an houi- before sailing. "Passengers in 3 Classes. FOR SYDNEY (FKOM AUCKLAND). 'MuuiiL-unuj Friday Keb '2H .3 o m •Marania Friday Mch 14 3 p.m "Passengers, in 3, Classes. KOK MELBOURNE. VIA IJLUKK. Alain-mi Satin day Mcli .1. ISLAND TOURS to Suva (Kiji, Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau (Tonga), Apia (Sa m). I'otua From Auckland, V'eb ~z, 11 a.i« And every 4 weeks thereafter - FOR ~L~Yrn TELTON ~ From" Wellington). Waliine—Mon.. Wed., Fri '7.45 p.m. Maori—Tues., Thurs., Sat 7.45.p.m. Sail from Ferry Whurt. Passengers to l>e r>n lionril l>y 7.30 p.m Kerry Wharf Picket ■ Oliice open 7 p.m. WHLLINU lON-PIC l't»N-Hij;.\Ur.l.M TAMAUINE— From Wellington: Mon.. Weil., In , 3 p.m.: Siit.. 1.10 p.m. Kioin Pictou: Tues.. rimrs... 2.30 p.m.; Fri., 9 p.m.; Sim., 0 p.m. special wi;i:k-i:nd fakes: Wei lin^luu to Pirton ami Return. £1 10s. Awiiiabl.- lYn\.i mid yatnrdiii toi UeI turn Sunday _ ___ xirrrf ri.KiTjT'n" iTjti i.v" i-> . I.UIAUINT. Iron. Wi-l!,i. ri..... IMS L'USS DAY. IV-b J7 Mulin-lit: from Picton, KKIDAY. Teb -Jy. 2.30 p.m SUNDAY. .Mm-iili 1, <i p.m WEEK-END EXCURSION TO PI (TON AND PELOKLS SOI'ND. TAMAIIINE. from Wellington. SATURDAY, FEB. 22, 1.1.j p.m., arriving back about, !.l."0 p.m. next 'ay. FARE: £3. Sncc-inl Berths. 10* extia. liiquiriiv invited ivixl trips t(; Aintr.ilia, South Ski Island*.' Honolulu Canada I'luted Stai"-. Kiiioiie Amund tlie-Pacilic Tours, including Japan and the Eatit, Around-the-World Tours. CANADA-UNITED STATESEUROPE. Through Hooking by CA AND UNION HOTAL MAIL LINES Fortnightly Sailings Across the Pacific. Passengers in Three Classes. \ Auckland to Welllnßton to Su7a (Fl jd Ship. Karotonea. Honolulu. • Tahiti. Victoria. Kan Francisco Vancouver. _______ --—^ AOKANGJ Mar. 11 MAKURA' ... March.2s NIAGARA .. April 8 TAHITI .... April-22 AORANGI ... ~ May 6 MAKURA ...-. May '20 NIAGARA .. June 3 TAHITI ...... June 17 AORANUI July 1 MAKURA ... July 15 NIAGARA .." .. July 29 TAHITI ..... Aug. 12 AORANOI ... .. Aug. 26 MAKURA.... Sept. 9 NIAGARA .. Sept. 23 Excursions to Honolulu hmu jahiti. •' Full particular on Hpplu-Minii NEW XKALAND IU S\ IIM-JY -VORANGI—From Auck.. Keb '24, 5 p.m MAKURA—From Wfttn.,-Mar 11. 4 p.m L*'ot full particulars apply to UNION STKAM .SHIP CO.MI'.\NV U'N'KW ZBALANM) LTD OHItN'l LIiNL IU LONDON. UOVAL MAIL SI I'.A.Mh!^ \iaS\duuy JMlmiuiik- AUfLimu, liroiuantle Colombo, Suez I'oir Sa:u Naples I'oulon Gibraltai ,iihJ I'ljuioipl' L'be Mos^l Inteiestni'J ol ALL Ko'iley Steamer Tung W_t« "oI'KAXTO ... iU.UIW l'*-l« * OXFORD- 20.0U0 Marel. IV ORONSAY .... 20.0110 M«ryli 'if ORONTKS ..... M.UOO -. April 9 ORAMA •20.0(10 Aj.nl 2S ORMONUIfi ... 14.853 Ma.v 10 ORSOVA 12,041 May 2A ORVIETO ..... 12,133 .Tune 21 FAKES, NliW ZEALAND TO LONKHN First Saloon -Single from £10-J Return from ■ £]^ Third Class—Siiii;lp iroin •• i"3S Return from ... I/0 _ Return tickets art inteiohar.geabk 'Mtli pther Lines upon adjustment of tares THE THIRD CLASS Outstanding features of the third class of the Orient Liners are the spacious decks for games and dancing, comfortable public rooms, well ventilated cabins, and varied and wholesome cuisine. And the Orient Line Mail route is by far the most interesting of all routes to- Europe ORIENT LINK CRUISES. 1930. . From England to THE MEDITERRANEAN, FJORDS OF NORWAY, NORTHERN CAPITALS OF EUROPE. By" 20,000-ton steamers, from April to September, Full particulars and steamers plans will be sent on application. Write tor Illustrated Literature. UNION STKAM SHIP COMPANY OK NEW ZEALAND. LIMITKD Agents throughout New Zealand. WHITE STAR LINE. TRANSATLANTIC SERVICES. INCLUDING the Magnificent Royal Mail Express Steamers— MAJESTIC. 50,62] tons s (The World's Largest Steamer)..' OLYMPIC, 46,439 tons. HOMERIC, 34,351 tons. Also large fleet of. Modern Liners of from 20.000 to 30,000 tons, .maintaining regular sen'ice betweeD Montreal and New York, aiid European main ports. ■ Through Bookings made in conjunction with the Union S.S. Co.'s 'Frisco and Vancouver Services. A good selection of Atlantic Accommodation held in New Zealand. Travel by the White ..Star Line—foremost in Comfort and Service. For accommodation and full particulars apply dalgety & company, limited, murray, roberts, & co., ltd. levin & company. limited. Blue' funnel and white stak aberdeen joint pkrvlub TO SOUTH ,AFRICA & ENGLAND. Sailings and tulJ particulars an applicattion to MURRAY. ROBERTS AND CO.. LTD. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. LEVIN AND CO., LTD. . IMPORTANT NOTICE. • ><rt=N>. EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS ffifffiffl A SPECIAL Party will leave Australia ij. March to visit CARTHAGE • During the period pt the * EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS In May. 1930. Tlie Tour will also include LOURDES. NIMES. AVIGNON, ROME ("The Eternal City."), ' THE PASSION PLAY. At OBERAMMERGAU. Accommodation Limited. Early Booking Essential. Full Particulars from THOS. COOK AND SON, 191, Featherstou street, Wellington, Official Travel Agents to the Eucharistic Congress and the Oberammergau Passion ■°'a 7.