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ANNOUNCING— Three Progressive i Moves Mr Barry Caulfield The experiment of bringing this, world-famed ski-ing expert and instructor out from Switzerland to Mount Cook, is proving successful beyond all expectations. Ski-ing in New Zealand is consequently being revolutionised. The fortiinata ones who have already taken lessons and been instructed in the latest style and technique are lucky to start the season with such a good grounding in the art. “To see Mr Caulfield in action is a marvellous experience in itself,” were the words of a recent visitor. Don’t persevere with an antiquated style, come up, learn the latest, and start the season right. Good snow falls have been experienced at Mount Cook. Mr Caulfield will be available throughout the season to give class or individual lessons at very moderate rates. New Through Service to Queenstown. Commencing on Thursday, May 24, a motor service, invaluable to the travelling public, has been inaugurated. The service operates between Studholme Junction and Cromwell connecting there with the Service Car for Queenstown, the route being via Waimate. the Waitald River, the Hydro Electric Works, Omarama,the famous Lindis Pass, Cromwell and the Kawarau Gorge, and vice versa. , / . Cars meet the first express at Studholme, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and 1 Saturdays, leaving Studholme at 12.30 and arrive at Queenstowm at 8 p.m. Cars leave Queenstown at 7 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and arrive at IStudholme at 3.30 p.m., making the connection with the north express on Wednesdays' and Fridays, and with tlie Timaru train on Mondays. The fare is £2 single. This supplies a service to Queenstown and the places e n route as well as an excellent - Round Tour Route. . Reduction in Tariff at White Star Hotel, Queenstown. The leading, hotel in Queenstown is the White Star Hotel, renowned for its service, cleanliness, and comfort. During' the Winter season, from May. 1 to October 31,i the tariff will be reduced to 10/- and 15/- per day. In no other Hotel in New Zealand will equal service lie found at this tariff. Special inclusive Round Tours at a very low cost are available during the Winter season—enquire at our Booking Offices for particulars. The Company’s Motor Garage at Queenstown has been considerably improved to> give service to the Motorist. When in Queenstown make use of the expert advice our staff can give yon on routes, road conditions and such essential information as required by motprists. Our Service Cars'operate on all the main scenic side trips from Queenstown, including the famous Skippers trip, as well as a daily service on the Cromwell-Queenstown road. Make the White .Star Hotel your headquarters while in Queenstown. Write for our Free Winter Sports Booklet and Special Quotes for Parties. , - MOUNT COOK TOURIST Co., of N.Z., Ltd. Branches': Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin Oamaru, Waimate and Ashburton. Head Office, P.O. Box 226, Tihiaru. Agents: Govt. Tourist Bureaux, Tlios. Cook and Son Ltd., N.Z. Railways. Ashburton Agent: W. H. AMOS.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 54, Issue 197, 2 June 1934, Page 3

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