New Service For Tahiti?
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From Our Own Correspondent
Papeete, Sept. 25.
leaving Tahiti are experien ’ cing difficulty in getting steamer accommodation. The U.S.S. Co.’s cargo boats carry less, than a dozen passengers each and there is a long waiting list.
Lately the Messageries Maritimes vessels have been full up with round-the-world tourists.
It is rumoured that the Waiotapu and the Wairuna will be taken from the Sydney-’Frisco run in January and that
two steamers, having cabins for 30 travel
lers, will be substituted.
EDITORIAL NOTE: The U.S.S. Co’s Sydney office has no information regarding the suggested alteration. There is a report current, however, that an American line may start early next year between ’Frisco or Los Angeles and Tahiti,