gv I" - ■ l:iwL few? HOTELS AND TOURIST RESORTS. J ' """* ■!'?•; AJAiUA OAY, MAUL KOKOUGI! SOf'NDS. TE.MAIJIA BAY Me-.v Zejkmci'.s finest Bathing Beach, Only short .iouniev from Picton. Magnificrm bush scenery, tracks in all directions. "Launching, boating, sailing, fishing, hard tennis court, large open dancing balcony. music rot-m. first-class table, goccl organisation. Visitors return vear after year, several having spent over 25 vacations during the last 14 years. Come to Te Mahia for a Happy Holiday. Letters C. M. Bay, Private Bag. Picton. Telegrams: "Bay," Picton. Telephone 151 A, Picton Exchange. 83179 COMMERCIAL HOTEL—NELSON The nrnrc.T hotel in the province and the r;.ri.i;:;ii.v-d ho;;!eP-y for Tourists .-i-.id Commercials. Equipped wills evnv modern convenience for the comtcrl of n> KO'.'r f s, fins hotel is noted foi ils eOieien.t service and convieon;- nMenljrm. Cprre. jxmdenre Box '>. 'Phone V 22. K R Gahagan iproprietor). G4&V6 METROPOLITAN PRIVATE HOTEL NELSON Modern. <-entra*. coinfx>rtabl<\ Tariff 10s per day. Wr. per week. Ti-lc-CTams ''A!r-iroi'.iiei " ,i 5. Walter '. proprietor 1 Wii;rW GARAGIv-H. K. OJX AND SONS, LTD., BLENHEIM Operate the le-'hn;; Garage. Central position on Ouerti street side of . Pnji. OFfic. Fihcimt service by cerlinealed "A" grade mechanics. ; Moderiil.v equipped. Service truck available (lav ami night. Telephone "CLUB HOT'tiL," BLENHEIM The Automobile eiihl C.T. House, opposite G.P O. ' The most popular modrrniy equipped hotel in Maryborough. Superior and ample accommodation, high-class cuisine, courteous and attentive service in an atmosphere of refinement. Good garage accommodation almost next door. Patrons are assured of every comfort and convenience. V. C. Constant, proprietor. C 3062 NEW BLENHEIM MOTORS, LTD. Chrysler, Hillman-Humber service, adjoining the Club Hotel. Exten- , sive garage accommodation, prompt.and efficient repairs, etc., by expert ; i tradesmen. Petrol, oil, and accessories stocked. Nt>9s3 ADELPHI ■ HOTELr—KAIKOURA. Replete with every possible convenience for the comfort of its guests, this hotel offers superior accommodation, together with an excellent and liberal ruisine. Situated facing the sea front, within easy reach of the Tenuis Courts. Golf 'Links, and Bowling Green. Attentive service and courteous attention. Ample garage accommodation. E. H. WORKMAN (Proprietor). WBa47 KENILWORTH, 26 Cashel street, West End. Superior, Comfortable Boarding House, centrally situated, three minutes square. Proprietress, Mrs A. G. • , ' Jessep. Tariff, 8s per day. Permanent Guests, terms arranged. 'Phone 41-705. Garage. J4720 ''THE LODGE," CHRISTCHURCR. "THE LODGE" PRIVATE HOTEL. 36 HEREFORD STREET WEST (Five minutes from G.P.0.). Superior Accommodation for Casual and Permanent Guests. New House, Up-to-date Appointments. Beautifully situated. Close to College. Gardens, and River Avon. 'Phones . 33-870 and 33-871. D. B. GUNN, Proprietor. ' G4303 BEAUTIFUL MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS. SPEND YOUR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY at ANAKIWA HOMESTEAD. Motor by excellent road direct to " ANAKIWA HOMESTEAD," 35 minutes from Picton, 10-hour drive from Christchurch. 2000 acres glorious bush. Fishing, bathing, tramping, launch parties, free rowboats, library, dancing, concrete tennis courts, croquet, bowling green, ping pong, swings, wharf. Modern sanitation. Excellent staff. Mails daily. Abundant meals, also two morning teas. afternoon tea. and supper daily. Roomy garage. Terms: £3 10s weekly. Diet provided for sufferers from diabetes, blood pressure. rheumatism, etc. Camping Sites available, 5s 6d weekly. Telephone 151 S. Write MRS HAZELWOOD, Anakiwa Homestead, Picton. AKAROA THE WILDERNESS GUEST HOUSE. COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION for paying guests near Golf Links, Tennis courts, and sea. Special diets catered for v/hen required Tariff moderate. 'Phone 40K,Akaroa. 7979 SUMNER—MARINE HOTEL. Excellent Accommodation for Casual and Permanent Guests. Reduced Tariff. Free Garage. S. W. Dean, Proprietor. 'Phone 41-199. FOX GLACIER SWITZERLAND OF THE SOUTHER N HEMISPHERE. A river of ice at the foot of Mts. Cook and Tas man. Our Hostel is new; therefore last word in comfort, with a reh able staff of guides, with all the highest peaks and ski runs in N.Z. to their credit. Fields of snow, hot springs, lakes, glow worms, and sea all within 10 miles. Daily trips on the Fox car, within 1\ miles of the ice; also trips arranged to Hermitage and down the Franz Josef Glacier. There is climbing, ski-ing, deer-stalking, tennis, riding, fishing, and boating for young and old all the year round. So come to the land where holiday dreams come true. "When Ada m chewed the juicy apple and had to leave his Eden home, had he struck this lovely Fox Glacier, he his ' loss would never have known." 3524 r : HOTEL " STONEHURST," AUCKLAND. "The only UNLICENSED HOT3L-DE-LUXE." . Managers: Mrs E. i, Churton. 100 Rooms. Inclusive ;ariff: From 10s per day. Telegrams: I " Stonehurst." FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER, S. WESTLAND, N.Z. The Unique Scenic Resort of the World. Glaciers, Hot Springs, Forests and the Sea within easy reach of the Hotel. Make Graham's Glacier L Hotel your headquarters. Daily Trips -arranged to Franz Josef and I Fox Glaciers. Motor Boating and Seaside Drives. Hotel comforts and I conveniences unsurpassed. Agents: Government Tourist Bureaux, : Thos. Cook and Son. or Graham's, Waih6 Gorge. G5647 . ;WANGANUI, FOSTER'S HOTEL The most comfortable hotel in New Zealand. Suites de luxe; private i bathrooms; hot and cold running water and telephone in every bed- ; room- centra] heating; teautiful lounges, everywhere an atmosphere of ; restfulness and refinement. Telegraphic address: "Foster's," Wangamji ; \ P.O. Box 54 'Phones—3 lines-2196. M. J. KYI\E, Manager. K4690 . LAND CRUISES—I93S Wo have pleasure in introducing Holiday at a minimm cost." Special comfortable cars will aland Land Cruis Special comfortable cars will leav 0 Christchurch at 10-day intervals, or as required f o ' a land cruise through the most interesting scenic tour in New Zealand n\ Mop'-- Cook via liaknin Gor ff e. Pembroke. Lake Wnnaka. the Crown Range, rjO Queensov,-ii Lake Wakatinu, the Kawarau Cromwell, Lindis Pass, Wai. •Q taki River '\Viitaki Hydro Works and back to Christchurch. The 10-day tour U will -ou only c l 5 and there will'be no extras. ¥u\) particulars from THE -if' MOL'VT r 'OOK TOURIST COMPANY OF N.Z., LIMITED, 138 A Hereford street, ""- ChrjjMiurch Government Tourist L'ureau, Thos. Cook and Son, Ltd. M 0764 ONSLOW HOUSE, DUNEDIN. One minute- from St. Kilda Beech. Excellent Cuisme, Spacious Sun Becomes, Tennis Court, 12s 6c per day, £.6 .is weekly. MRS CHARLES McVEIGH, Proprietress. L-^lbt SUMNER. " BEACHCLIFFS" 7 Head street. Casual and Permanent Guests. Sunny position. ' Has vacancies for Permanent and Casual Guests. Moderate Terms for Winter Mo nths, and arrangements made for Special Dietary. Misses Huggins and Suckling. Dial 398, and then ask for 556 K. H44W O'BRIEN'S "DRYFOOT" SPECIAL. v Elk or Moose Uppers. Made specially for those needing a reliable Jtedfern's Tui-hide Soles. Made also T"h Best leather Soles and Heels. Made W the well-known firm of O'Brien's, Christchurch, is a Superb Boot. Sole Agent, STEWART ROBINSON, 103 Cashel street, R8542 TURN YOUR OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS INTO CASH. OVERDUE ACCOUNTS Promptly and Tactfully Handled by Experts. OUR RATES ARE 10 PER CENT AND POSTAGE. We do not charge a yearly subscription for collecting We RELY ENTIRELY ON RESULTS. Write or 'Phone for particulars. C ANTERBURY ' COLLECTING AGENCY 'Established 1923), 133 HEREFORD STREET. NV-x-t Bank of N.Z. 'Phone 31-413. C 3423
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