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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 179, 30 August 1929, Page 1

W- STAE jJj[0T0B XslT SEEYiCES DAILY TO TAUPO, WAIRAKEI & ROTORUA, WAIROA. MORERE. GISBORNE. H B. MOTOR COMPAN.Y, LTD.. Telephone *128-

SHtPPINC. UNION STEAM SI11P COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Sailings 'oircumstances permitting). I FtM? LYTTELTON (from Wellington). I Wa_,;- Mon.. Wed., Fri., 7.45 p.m. Mac-n . .es., Thurs., Sat., 7.45 p.m. FOR PICTON (from Wellington). Ngaio: Mon., Wed., Fri., 11 p.m. FOR SYDNEY (from Auckland). Maheno, Friday, August 30. 11 a.m. •Makura,, Friday, September 13, 3 p.m. FOR SYDNEY (from Wellington). •Makura. Friday. Augusfc 30. 3 p.m. Maheno, Friday, September 13, noon. •Passengers in Thres Classes. FOR MELBOURNE (Direct). Manuka leaves Wellington about Sept. 7. _____ ISLAND TOURS— _ To Suva (Fiji), Nukualofa. Haapai, Vavau (Tonga), Apia (Samoa). JTofua, from Auckland, September 7. FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT. . Waimea. Friday, August 30. Receives cargo up to 11 a.m. FROM SOUTHERN POETS (cargo only) Kahika lcTads Dunedin about Sept. 2. FOR GISBORNE AND SOUTH (cargo only). Kahika, about September 9. FROM PACIF1C SLOPE (cargo only). Waitemata loads during September. Wairuna loads during November. EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU AND TAHITI. Full particulara on application. AGENTS FOR— Orxenfc Line of R.Mf Steamers. INQUIRIES ARE 1NVITED regyding tripa to Australia, South Sea Islands, Honolulu, Canada. United States, Euyope, Around-the-Pacific tours, lncluding japan and the East._ Around-th&-world tours in either direction. JJICHARDSON & £0., j^TD.. SHIPOWNERS. Head Office : PORT AHURIRI, NAPIER. Loading Arrangements snd Sailings (circumstances permitting). FOR AUCKLAND AND E.C. BAYS, FROM NAPIER. TUKEKO loads Thursday. September 5. Receives cargo up to 3 p.m. FOR E.C. BAYS WAIKOKOPU AND . NAPIER, FROM AUCKLAND. PUKEKO loads Monday, September 2. FOR WAIROA. FROM NAPIER. TANGAROA loads Saturday. August 31. Receives cargo up to noon. FOR GISBORNE AND WELLINGTON FROM NAPIER. PARERA loads Monday, September 2. Eeceives cargo up to 2 p.m. FOR NAPIER AND GISBORNE. FROM WELLINGTON. PAKURA loads Tuesday. September 3. Receives cargo up to 3 p.m. F L E E T Pukeko, Pakura, Parera, Mabo, Awahou, Putiki, Gunbar. Ruru. Fanny, Kiritona, Koutunui. Tangaroa, Koau and Tu Atu. MAIN REPRESENTAT1VES : Wellington: Johnston & Co., Ltd. Gisborne: Williams & Kettle, Ltd. Auckland; Watkin & Wallis. TELEPHONES: Office 4188 (2 wires): Traffic Manager (private), 3033; Chief Shipping Clerk (private). 2969. SAVE A DAY1 Canadian Pacific fast trains eave many hours fi'om Pacific Coast. to Eastern ports and United States. Instituted for tho bus.v business man, the fast trains of the Canadian Pacific are'a revelation in speed, comfort and travel service. The famous "Mountaineer" saves tcn hours on the run from Vancouver to Chicago, wbilst tbe "Trans-Canada" saves a business dav betwren Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. This is just another l'eason for tbe popularily of .the Canadian Pacific route to United States and Europe. For full particulars and illustrated Hnoklets, apply to the Union S.S. Co., Thos. Cook & Son, or A. W. ESSEX, Passenger Manager for N.Z.. Canadian Pacifio Railway, Auckland. CANADA— UNITED STATES— EUROPE. Tb rough Bookings hv C.-A. & UNION ROYAL MAIL LINES. Fortnightly Sailings Acros9 the Pacific. Passengers in Three Classes. Wellington to Auckland to Rarotonga, Suva (Fiji), Ship Tahiti, San Honolulu, Francisco. Vietoria, Vancouver. Tahiti Sept. 10 — Aorangi — Sep. 24 Makura Oct. 8 — Niagara — Oct. 22 ' Tahiti Nov. 5 — Aorangi — Nov. 19 For ful] particulars apply— UNION S-S. CO. OF N.Z.. LTD. JJUDDART pARKER, £TD. FOR SYDNEY, from Auckland. «.s. Ulimaroa, Friday, September 6, FOR SYDNEY, from Wellington ' m. Ulimaroa, Friday. September 20. i . Local Agents-— C. H. CRANBY & CO.. LTD., Tennyson Street, Napier. CJHAW SAV1LL & ALBION COMO ' PANY. LTD. FEEQUENT SAILINGS TO ENGLAND (via Panama Canal) Maintained by MAGNIFICENT LINERS. . Fares and full information obtainable from MURRAY. ROBEETS & CO., LTD.. DALGETY & CO., LTD.. Co-Agents.