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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 33, 8 February 1935, Page 3

Only % of Ocean Trip ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY. Alter the wonderful trip across Canada—; sail 1000 miles, a days, down the beautiful St. Lawrence. Then only 3 to 4 days at sea to England. . . Choose rrom four "Duchesses," with speed and charm, three "Mont ships, with'homefolks atmosphere—all from Montreal. Ori take tbo 42,500-ton "Empress of Britain" or the "Empress of Australia" from Quebec Low Fares by the "ALL REU ROVTE1. I UNAM4N P4CIFK (Incorporated in Canada) II Johnston Street. Wellington,

THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDRY CO. LTD. TRANS STRAIT PASSENGER MAIL AND CARGO SERVICE WELLINGTON NELSON & NELSON/WELLINGTON The Steamers "MATANGI" and "ARAHUUA," with good passenger accommodation, maintain a nightly Passenger, Mail and Cargo Service ("Sundays excepted) between. Wellington and Nelson and vice versa. These vessels connect with the West Coast and Blenlieim Motor Services, and afford opportunity for shipment of motor cars. Intending shippers are advised to book space several days ahead. *»?.jri?^:Febru?ry and March "Arahura" leaves Nelson at . Mdnight on Sundays, 10th, 21th February, and 10th and ' ' 24th March, instead of at 7.50 p.m. the previous day?. SPECIAL SAILINGS DURING EASTER HOLIDAYS. For further particulars apply to— MESSRS. T. & W. YOUNG, Agents, WELLINGTON. Telegraphic Address, "Mercury, Wellington." „ THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDRY CO., LTD. _Head Office, Port NELSON. Telegraphic Address. "Anchor, NeUon."