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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22986, 15 September 1936, Page 1

[The Otago Daily Times is registered at the General Post Office, London, .and transmisrble through the post in the United Kingdom at the Newspaper rate ol postage.] SHIPPING QHAW, SAVILL LINE ° (Inc. in Eng.). VIA PANAMA CANAL, TO ENGLAND. CABIN CLASS TOURIST CLASS. TAMAROA* Oct. 9 IONICt .. Novlo MATAROA* Dec. 4 TAINUIt Feb. I AKAROA Dec. 31 ARAWA Mar. TAMAROA Feb. 26 TAINUIt 22 MATAROA Apr. 23 ARAWA _Au^l 3 Tamaroa, Oct. 9. sails from Auckland. Ports of call have been increased to Pitcairn Island, Panama Canal. Jamaica, and Curacao. • Omits Jamaica, t Omits NEW YORK OR CALIFORNIA: Particulars of fares and connecting steamers from Canal upon application. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD. DALGETY & CO, LTD. MURRAY. ROBERTS & CO., LTD. pT^oT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Sydney to London, via Australian Ports Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Egypt, Marseilles; Gibraltar, Tangier and Plymouth. All vessels may call at any ports on or off the route, and the route and all sailings are subject to change or deviation with or without FIRST SALOON! 0 SECOND SALOON. TOURIST ONE CLASS ONLY. NARKUNDA* 18.532 Sept. 10 MONGOLIA! 16.600 Oct. 3 MOOLTAN* 20,952 Oct. 17 MOLDAVIAtabcd 16.556 Oct. 31 mat nTA* ...20,914 Nov. 14 STRATHNAVER*a .... 22,283 Nov. 28 STRATHAIRD *af ...... 22.284 Dec. 10 CATHAYtf 15-225 Dec. 24 NARKUNDA* • 16.632 Jan. 9 , MONGOLIAtbd 16.600 Jan. 23 Mnm.TAN’ 20,952 /Feb. 4 MOLOAVIAtbcdi 16.556 Feb 17 MAT >0.7 A* £ ~...••••••• 20,914 Mar. 3 STRATHNAVER’a .1... 22.283 Mar. 20 COMORINtcf 15.241 Mar. 31 fFirst and Second Saloon. *First Saloon and Tourist Class. tTounst Class only. aCalls Port Sudan. bOmits Gibraltar and Plymouth. cOmits Bombay. dOmits Tangier. BOOK *!SARLY FOR THE CORONATION. LONDON, MAY 121937 LAST P. AND O. CORONATION SHIP, COMORIN, leaves Sydney March 31, arrives Marseilles May 7. Passengers can then travel o venand to London by special P. and O. Express New Zealand to London, First Saloon from £B7; Second Saloon from £67; Tourist Class from £4O. Fares are subject to Exchange. Local Agents: THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO., LTD. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, & CO., LTD. Joint Agents, Tourist Class: MURRAY. ROBERTS, & CO., LTD. Y, K. LINE. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. TO JAPAN AND CHINA. Leaves Sydney. 1936. AMO MARU CSUTA MARU. [TANO MARU Oct. 6 Oct, 31 Nov. 28 ror particulars apply WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS & COAgents, 9 Liverpool street. TA UNEDIN -W AN GANUI SHIPPING COMPANY. LIMITED. S.S. HOLMDALE. OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON WELLINGTON, PICTON, and WANGANUI. —19th INST. KEITH RAMSAY, LTD., , Agents. dephone 12-523 (2 lines). 3ITH RAMSAY. LIMITED. S.S. HOLMLEA. WELLINGTON, NEW PLYMOUTH, and WAIKATO, via TIMARU and LYTTELTON.THU.KSDAY, 17th INST. Cargo now being received at P Shed. M.V. PORT WHANGAREI. WELLINGTON, AUCKLAND, TAURANGA, and WHANGAREI, via TIMARU and LYTTELTON.23rd INST. „ * ■lephone 12-523 <2 lines) CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. M.V. BREEZE TIMARU. LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and WANGANUI (taking ctrgo for PALMERSTON NORTH and PATEA).—TUESDAY September 15. Cargo received at D Shed till 4 p.m. This Day. ii. L. TAPLEY & CO., LTD., , lone 13-913. Agents. PARKER, LTD JLJUDDART, (Incorporated in Victoria. Australia.) T.S.M.V. WANGANELLA, • 10,000 tons (Circumstances permitting) For SYDNEY and MELBOURNE (from Wellington), September 24 and October 22. AUCKLAND to SYDNEY, October 8 and November 6. For further particulars and bookings apply NEILL & COMPANY, LIMITED. Agents, Crawford street. ROOK’S TRAVEL SERVICE We book passages for travel by all steamers to all parts of the world BOOK NOW FOR 1937. BOOKING ALREADY HEAVY; DELAY WILL MEAN DISAPPOINT MENT Tickets issued tor travel by Rail Steamer. Motor and Air. IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK AT COOK'S. Bond street. Dunedin. WALLPAPERS— Latest Tapestry and Futuristic Designs; rich colourings for hglls and dining rooms at reasonable prices.—Smith and Smith, Ltd. ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion It has won a place for Itself In virtually every Industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that It can return a profit to the advertiser. But, advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula far unearned success.