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Grand winter excursion to the Mediterranean, the Orient, and the Holy Land : including the Azores, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Sicily, Egypt, Palestine, Turkey, Greece, Malta, Tunis, and Algeria by the well-known fast twin-screw express steamship "La Touraine," 10,000 tons, 14,000 horse-power, length 540 feet, commander Santelli : sailing from New York, February 4th, 1896, and returning about April 5th, 1896, duration of round trip, two months (1895)

Gould, John H, Compagnie générale transatlantique · [New York? : s.n.] · leaf 27

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ne month prior to the departure of the steamship.All passengers will be in first class. No allowance will be made for passengers who do not complete their trip ac-cording to their tickets as issued before their departure from New York. However, should any of the passengers desire to remain longer… … steamships, without augmentation of rate, and same will hold good for passage fromHavre until the 3d of August, 1896. Limited Number of Passengers.—The cabins have been divided and therates of passage established to enable passengers to be alone, or 710 more than twoin each cabin (except in case of…

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