Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 25 November 1937Vol. VIII, No. 4

Islands Freighters

p. 72 · Read in the full issue

Page 7272

Change Hands

From Our Own Correspondent

Honolulu, Nov. 7.

THE Oceanic and Oriental Navigation * Co., which for long has served South Pacific Islands, including Australian and New Guinea ports, with well-known freighters, has been dissolved. The ves sels have been equally distributed be tween the Matson Line and its subsidi ary, the American-Hawaiian Line.

Matson received the Golden Dragon, Golden Cloud, Golden Cross, Golden Sun, Golden Mountain, and Golden Horn.

American-Hawaiian has the Golden West, Golden Coast, Golden Hind, Golden Tide, Golden Star, and Golden Peak. It is understood that the vessels will continue without radical changes in their schedules.

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