Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 22 February 1933Vol. III, No. 7

Auckland Out!

p. 10 · Read in the full issue

Page 1010

“Morinda" Returns to Old N.L.- N. Hebrides Run.

OWING to confusion in the freight business, as a result of the New Zealand Government’s embargo on fruit grown in Australian territory, the shipping service which was maintained by Messrs. Burns, Philp and Co., Ltd. between Auckland and Norfolk Island is being- discontinued.

This service was maintained by the “Morinda,” which called at Auckland each round trip to Norfolk Island and the New Hebrides.

As from February 25 it will be con ducted as it was before Auckland was included. The “Morinda” will make a trip to Norfolk and Lord Howe; then will return to Sydney and sail a few days later for the round trip to Lord Howe, Norfolk Island and New Hebrides ports, returning by Norfolk Island and Lord Howe.

The “Morinda’s” time-table and itiner ary are given in our shipping pages.

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