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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXV, Issue 12295, 8 April 1937, Page 4

TO STAY | HOTEL ST. ANNE’S I "The Leading Private Hotel In the 1 Bay of Plenty.” } The timy Hotel In Tauranga (hat I bai bedroom! with h. and c. water. 1 Fitted with every modern conven- • fence. Charming grounds. j BXv.JI.LENT CUISINE. | proprietors: ! Cant. and Mrs P. E. Harne, J 'Phone 378. TAURANGA HOTEL Temporary Premises: Harington Street, North Side, opposite Site of Old Hotel. ! Ladles catered for In spacious ! and well appointed lounge with f private entrance on western j side. • Public Hot and Cold Shower I Baths on premises, 6d 1 towel provided. | K. J. BENNIE, Proprietor JURY’S 1 STAR HOTEL Centrally Situated f First Class cuisine and services. * Covered Car Accommodation I for 12 cars. Tariff moderate. W. Jury, Prop. ’Phone No. 6 f M.L. “ OMOKOROA ” i For Omokoroa, 9.30, Tuesday, j Friday, Sunday. » Fare 2/-. J Deep Sea Fishing Monday, Wed- j nesday, Saturday. | See notice on Wharf. | Shell and sand at shortest notice. J JERRY WILLIAMS, Proprietor | Ith Av., Tauranga ?

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Bright Features For All “RAILWAYS MAGAZINE,” APRIL New Zealanders young and not so young, old and not so old you will find noble value for sixpence in the big April issue. "The Road to Paradise./’ Robin Hyde. Review of “New Zealand Memories,” by Eileen Duggan. “Dr. Leonard Cockayne, the Empire’s Greatest Botanist,” by James Cowan “The Iron Common-Wheel,” by Eve Langley. "Life’s Little Loads,”’ by Ken Alexander. “Music on the Air,” by O. N. Gillespie. New instalment of “The Thirteenth Clue," by G. G. Stewart. Helpful notes for women, chats on books and authors, sport, etc. Sixty pictures. 6d AT BOOK-SHOPS AND NEWS-AGENCIES 6d