; HOTEL NOTIOES. TO Secure the Best Av.iilablo Accommodation in Rotorua, write or wire n. 11. DAVIS. Mention likely, duration of stay and Tariff desired. / Address (Letters): Wire: H. H. DAVIS, , "H. DAVIS," ■ROTORUA. THE MANSIONS, , ROTORUA. NAPIER TOURDST RESORTS. f AKE TAUPO AND HOT LAKE DISTRICT. ■*-' via TARAWERA (Hot Spriucs), ' .THE ANGIERS' PARADISE, ■the Finest Coaching 'flip in New ZealandMountain, Bush, River, and Waterfall . oconeiy en route. 1 COACHES leave N J PIER Monday, 6.30 a.m., nrrivo Tnrawera 5 p.m.; leave Tarawera 5 P : m.; leavo Trnwera Tuesday, 7 a.m., ar- „„ nvi> Taiipo 4.30 p.m. COACHES leave TAUPO Thursday, 7 a.m.. arrivo Tarawera 3 p.m; leavo Tarawera Fri—JJY. ' a -m.. anivo Napier 5 p.m. SUMMER SERVICE, Ist January to 30th April. Coaches run twice weekly, leaving NAPIER and Tnupo on Mondays and Thursdays. Our Coaches connect with Mail Coaches to Koroma^ SPECIAL CONVEYANCES can be arranged ■J,. a . n F timc 'it leasnnablo rates. .HAWICE'S BAY MOTOR CO., LTD., _ . . Proprietor, Napier. ■telegraphic Addicss—"Harvey," Napier. Telegraphic Code—"Cecil." ''Phono 354. HOTEL CECIL, WELLINGTON. N.Z., Opp. Government Railway Station and Junction of City Tramways, and adjoining Parliamentary Buildings. Every Modern Convenience. F..MTARLAND, Proprietor. •Tariff on application. jfyr ASO NIC HOTEL, NELSO N, H. BAIGENT, Proprietor. An ideal homo for tourists. Everything new and up to date. Excellent Cuisine. LEADING COMMERCIAL HOUSE. C 1502 THE GLENLEE .TOURISTS' ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. PELORUS SOUNDS. CRAIL BAY: Situated in one of the most sheltered bays in the Sounds, an ideal spot for persons requiring - good accommodation. Hot. and : cold water bath, good fishing ground, bush, ■ surroundings mingled with ail kinds of ferns; Post and Telegraphic Office attached. All correspondence promptly attended to. For furI thcr particulars, apply to' G. M'NABB, Proprietor. ' 3272 CALEDONIAN HOTEL Absolutely fireproof. NAPIER. . • A FINE new three-storied modern hotel, situated <in the best part of Napier; magnificent sea view. Spacious Balcony and Roof' Promenade, wellfurnished, large airy rooms, luxurious private sitting-rooms, first-class table, and tho best of attention. , SUITES. Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. 'Porter meets all Train;, and Boats. • A. C. BARNES, Proprietor. P.O. Box. 202. 'Phono. 208. C RITE'R lON « HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. JOHN M'KEAN (late of Auckland), Proprietor. First-class Modern Hotel. Tariff, Bs. per day. .CIW7 IMPERIAL HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. J SMITH (lato manager Hotel Cecil), Pro- « prietor. All modern conveniences, overy comfort. Night Porter always in attendance. 'Phone, 123. P.O. Box, 83. Tariff, (is. Od. per THE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY HOTEL - < CARTERTON. ' ;W.M.HALLEY| PROPRIETOR. , The Best Commercial -Hotel in the Wairarapa. 'J ' : mni3 HOTEL . „ BPvIST OL. Corner Ghuznee and Cuba Streets. Accommodation Over. 100 Guests. Promenade Root. Balconies. First-class Alcock's Standard Billiard,Tablo. Extension now,complete and open.for guests. Tariff, 6s. per day. Permanent by arrangement. Fireproof throughout Telephone, 1050. Telegraph address: "Floral," Wellington. Pronrietor-J. H. HINTON.
P.O. Box 57. ."* 'Phone 12. iHOMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAMILTON', best appointed Hotel in tho Waikato. Coach meets all trains at Frankton- Junction. Samplo Rooms. Tariff, 6s. 6d.> per day. ' D. NORDEN, Proprietor. ' . ' C 1486 GRAND HOTEL HASTINGS. . G. B. MACKAY Proprietor. 1 Telephone 114. Cable or Telegram—Grand, ■Hastings. Largest and Best Appointed Hotel in Hawke'a Bay. ' '~ ' . Close to Railway Station. Special Suites for Families. C 1271 , TARANAKI HOTEL,' ' •: NEW PLYMOUTH. J. A. TUTHILL (late of J. Staples and Co.), . Proprietor. J A. TUTHILL (lata Travelling Kepresen- • tative for Staple's Brewery) has taken over the above Hotel, and as ho only intends to stock the Best Brands of Liquors, and there will bo absolutely no refills, he hopes to get a lair share of the trade. The house has been thoroughly renovated, and the diningroom .under tho capablo management ot Mrs. Tuthill, is now above reproach, while' the. tariff is.so reasonable as to recommend the house to 'settlers an<l travellers,. Old and new 'friends and acquaintances will receive a hearty welcome, ciias BARRETT'S ' HOTEL LAMBTON QUAY. ' CHAS. H.'WILLIAMS (Late of Upper Hutt). Proprietor. The Houss that attords the ideal condition of hotel hospitality and leal conrfort. Moderate Yarin. Motor-cars on Hire. Telephone, 1076. j> METROPOLITAN HOTEL WANGANUI. 'Phone 84. P.O. Box 138. ' (Half-minute walk' from Railway Station.) TAMFF-fis. 6d. PER DAY. Thoroughly renovated and refurnished throughout; now. hot and cold water bathrooms. Excellent cuisine; comfort, civility, and attention.' Night porter. TOM: NIXON (late of Criterion Hotel), C 1423 Proprietor. CLYDE , COURT PRIVATE , HOTEL, Corner < CLYDE QUAY AND VICTORIA STREET. A Now and Fireproof Hotel; Id. section from Lambton Station and Wharves; one. minute from Te Aro Station. Promenade roof and balcony; magnificent view. Tariff, M-. 6d. per :day. Permanent guests from 20s. per, week. Telephono 1190. W. LAVERY, Proprietor. GODBER'S Have made complete arrangements for supply, ing .every description of first-class Confectionery for "the approaching .FESTIVE SEASON. BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED XMAS CAKES AND SHORTBREAD.' RICH PLUM PUDDINGS, v, CENUINE SCOTCH BUN. I Delicious Mince Pies. Fancy Pastries, etc., etc. .In .fact, you can get anything, and everything in Cakes and Confectionery of Al Quality at GODBER'S, Melbourne House, Cuba Street, And ' ' 218 LAMBTON QUAY. (Opposite Kirkcaldie's), ' ' SueciaLAttentioa Ja.Paid to^Cauntri^Oiders..
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 685, 9 December 1909, Page 3
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