NEW ZEALAND ' FIRST EE 6 •v tfv it. "*> . x. r %V4Arf y; \ <0 & r^Or* hotels and tourist resorts. CHRISTCHURCH - 1M f- f iF'th" ~ vwmiuu IK now Closed) desires to THANK past latioua for their support-and recommends them, •#h«n riaitmn Christchuich, to stay at HOTEL STONEHUJRST ' 241 GloU<-.--t.T -i:.vt < hat liner square) where they will receive everv'eom- — «"-v at nvirjj STUNKHUJRST 241 (;ioU<-.--t. r -i:.vt (Latimer square) where they will receive every'comfort and attent ion. 59279 HOTEL AMBASSADORS tPnvate Hotel de Luxe). Has every modem appointment. Excellent Cuisine. Garage. TARIFF: Casuais from Ids t!d per day. Permanent from £2 2s per week. Manchester street (near Railway Station). 'Phone 2939. 59284 BEAOHrUFKS. 7 HEAD STREET. SUMNER. Ideal Situation. Sunny, Separate Balcony Rooms. Cas ial and Permanent Boarders Special Arrangements for Fam : lies. Winter Tariff: £3 3s or according to rooms. MISSES HITGGIN'S and SUCKLING. Telephone CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL, Corner of Lichfield and Colombo streets. An ideal, centrally situated Private Hotel. Excellent Accommodation and Cuisine. A few vacancies for permanent guests. Terms on Application. A 3382 pox GLACIER THE SWITZERLAND OF THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE—A magnificently appointed Hotel with amnU accommodation for over 60 guests. An ideal Tourist and Holiday Resort at the foot of the famous Fox (;lacier— hv hush, river, and lake Write or wire Sullivan Bros., Fos Glacier Flostet, Weheka, South Weattand. 89334 SPRIGGENS' HOTEL, WANGANUI Ono of the Dominion's latest and most up-to-date hotels is Spriggens' in Wunganul. Visitors who desire comfort and luxury for only 16s per day should certainly stay at Spriggens', where 55 bedrooms, each with hot and cold water supply, are available. Write or wire to George Spriggens, licensee and proprietor. Box 364. M 7379 MOTOR TOURS It GLORIOUS I>AYS FOR JJSO. Don't tmsa this Wood«rfut Trip over the North Inland Flr»t Our—-R»«rtin< from Wanganui to Napier, theae* Taupo. Wairakei, Ttotorua, Hamilton via Cambridge. Waltomo Cave*. New Plymouth via Te Kuiti. Awaklno Vallty Mnkaa RWer aud Mount Measeneer; last day to Mount Egroont. Tin Trip »»4 A" Accommodation only £2O Cash Tour personally conducted by Mr Jiau l!»<U«a, We re««rv« th« right not to run with leaa than tlx paasencora. HOMON'S PIONFKR MOTOR SERVICE. LTP., Wangaßul. Afftirt • Tourist Bureau or Rink Taxis. Chriatehurch. GLACIER HOTEL, BEALEY. Und«r new Management. Good motor roads all the way. The ideal week-end and holiday resort. G aciers, Lakes, and Mountain Tramps. (Snides provided. First-class Accommodation. Camping Grounds for Motorist*. 'Phono Bealey for further particulars. MOUNT PLEASANT ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. Only eight, miles from Christohurch. A beautiful holiday resort in the mountain air, overlooking sea and plains. A most picturesque view. \ home away from home. Morning and Afternoon Teas available. Tariff moderate. Ring Central. Phono SJIOM. LOUIS H. MOREL, Proprietor M 7359 pt'KAN VIEW HOTEL, GOVERNOR'S BAY. < (itui)i::i:<liit;j ti most wonderful view of Lyttelton 'b beautiful harbour, #t and its surrounding bays, this .ostel offers every facility to visitors. The drive over the hills discloses a reriea of glorious views, a daily motor service conveying passengers on this picturesque trip. Hot l.uueUoontt and Afternoon Teas provided. TARIFF, 10/- per day. Garage attached. G. L. COLOMBTJS, Proprietor. C 3176 AKAROA AND BANKS PENINSULA HOTEL METROPOLIS AKAROA. Replete in every up-to-date convenience, high-class cuisine. Visitors are assured o# every home comfort and attention, W. E. QUESTED, Proprietor. Telephone No. 20. Telegrams. "Metropole," Akaroa. Q9338 •'THE WILDERNESS," AKAROA. Superior board and residence, .-ituated in beautiful surroundings. Excellent table. Cottages may be i%nted. MRS SHEPHERD, Proprietress. Telephone 40K. 89339 " UARTHOWEN," AKAROA. An ideal place to spend a quiet holiday. Centrally situated, on aea front, noted for high-class catering and superior accommodation, with every home comfort. TARIFF, 10s per day, £3 per week. Proprietress, MISS JENKINS. 'Phone 48. J5132 THE HERMITAGE, MT. COOK. MPK.ND JUNE 3rd WEEK-END AT MOUNT OQOK. Return car fare T'imam-Hermitage specially reduced to £3. The long run is made as tomforUihle as possible by a fleet of I>e Luxe Studebakers, the latest kmc fitted with air-filled cushions. Stops for refreshment are made at Kairlio and Pukaki. Orchestra engaged to make the evenings go with a s>ving. Every probability of Winter Sports. Book now and save disappointment later. Mt. Cook Motor Co., Ltd., 152 Hereford street; Government Tourist Bureau; Thos. Cook and Son, Hereford street. M 7389 •FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER THE GLACIER HOTEL, at Waiho Gorge, South Westland, offers every modern eonvenience of a first-class city hotel. Comfortable huts placed some miles up the Glacier enable visitors ' view the wonderful icefields as well as providing a base for alpine excursions and high ascents. Beautiful bush drives and lake excursions arranged. Only six hours' journey from Gi;eyuiouth. * Graham Bros., Proprietors. G5061
SOUTH CANTERBURY VISITORS TO TIMARU. Exoellent aewm»o<sation at Beverley Tlc>uso. Every home comfort. Two minutes from Carolina Bay and hot sea-water baths. Eleetric light and motor garage. Large, roomy grounds. Telegrams: "Beverley," Timaro. Proprietor*: MB and MBS W. J. HOGG. ARTHUR'S PASS HOSTEL IV THE HEART Off*THE ALPS.—With all the attractions of more distant mountain resorts, yet less than 8} hours from Christchurch. Take v<»ur vocation in Canterbury's magnificent mountain olaypround and experience the exhilaration and joy of living at 2500f*. Swiss guide and ski-ing expert available.—•TAßlFF 15a PEB DAT. WHERE TO STAY IN HANMER 12(50 feet above the City Shadows. HANMER HOUSE, HANMER SPRINGS. Every up-to-date convenience, comfort, and attention assured. Golfing, Tennis, Shooting, Fishing, etc. Proprietor, Hugh CJlriss (late Wanaka Hotel, Otago). 'Phone No. 2. G5102 GERALDINE VICTORIA HOU3E. Superior •«ommo<l»t:o» for tourist, »ail anglers. Beautiful surroundings. Extensive grounds. Balconies open to sun all day. Home grown vegetables, poultry, and eggs. Official House for S.I.M.U. Special terms to permanent boarders. Mr and Mrs M oncer, Proprietors. 'Phone 35 M 732? THE jyjANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL. <;hu7.ni-« (tract Tariff, (2« d»T WVttklv and p#r m*n««rt RUMtS hj? irrang*m«iit Pirtirnlar* from KVA.NS and UFA'PERSON !*♦,# Christ church and \r«-<ie?t». W«1 liDCton) Phnno 99-SOO Tolegramsi "Mansions," WalliOCtM. BOSTOCK SHOES for Ladies, 1 Q /it All Shapes, Styles and Coloon, PATENT ONE-BAB SHOES 1 U/£t All Design* Made in N.E. 10/ " OIBLS' SHOES, Infinite variety at GIVE-AWAY PRICES. MEN'S "TTTPHIBB" Sole 27/9 aad Heel Railway Boots. ' w / On&ranteed. OtJB PBXOE ELSEWHERE 35/■TDSNXAM. -L6IT4
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