Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 24 June 1933Vol. III, No. 11

Shipping.

p. 48 · Read in the full issue

Page 4848

Samoan Inter-Island Service.

A.S. Makoa, 250 tons (Burns, Philp (South Sea) Go., Ltd.). Operates from Apia and con nects regularly with Pago Pago, also Tokelaus, Swain, Nasau, Puka-Puka and Phoenix Groups.

Fiji Inter-Island Service.

S.S. Malake, 736 tons (Burns, Philp (South Sea) Co., Ltd.), under contract with Fiji Govern ment. Regular four weekly itinerary com prises:—Two trips each Suva to Levuka, Savu Savu, Taveuni, Buca Bay and Rabi, returning by same route to Suva—trip occupying 8 days.

Two trips each Suva to Lautoka, returning to Suva direct or via Ellington—trip occupying 3 or 4 days.

M.S. Sir John Forrest (Fiji Shipping Co., Ltd.) makes regular trips from Suva to Levuka, Savu Savu, Nabouwalu, Baulailai, Lekutu, Dreketi, Raduri, Labasa, and return by the same route, round trip occupying about 9 days.

M.S. Adi Rewa (Fiji Shipping Co., Ltd.) makes regular trips from Suva to Ba and Lau toka, round voyage occupying four days.

Digitised by the National Library of Australia · OCR text via GLAM Workbench · uncorrected OCR, expect errors
A non-commercial reading archive for research and private study. Copyright in Pacific Islands Monthly varies by issue and article; pre-1955 anonymous material is in the public domain in Australia, later material may remain in copyright. Rights holders with concerns about any item can request its removal.