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HOLIDAY RESORTS

DAY’S BAY. , . DAY'S BAY PAVILION. Morning and afternoon tea, hot lunch, eon, soft drinks and confectionery, hot water for picnics. Do not worry- yourself by cutting lunches but come to the Favuioa. DAY’S BAY STORE. N. Boyd and Co. Why laden yourself np with parcehs when you can have your trip. across comfortably. ana find Groceries. Confectionery, Fruit, Soft Drinks, Toilet Requisites, all lines stocked. Bathing Costumes for sale or for hire. ISLAND BAY. BLUE PLATTEP. TEA ROOMS. Superior board and.residence; hot or cold luncheon, morning and afternoon ’• - drinks. Country visitors invited.—Miss V artell, P P* Street. ■’Phone 24—C95. LYALL BAY. TEA KIOSK. On sea front opposite Maranui Club ana ravroan * (centre of Parade); full view of Wellington Heads; cars eiop at aoor. Morning and afternoon tea, hot and cold luncheon (best brands c*. tea used). Superior board and residence. Country visitors catered tor. Under entirely new management and, personal supervision. MotoT parties catered for by arrangement.—Addie Challis. I hone (a , rings), ORIENTAL BAY. ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL (Kiosk), Oriental Bay. To the oou3> try visitor: When you rake your holiday in Wellington, you need fresh air and good surroundings. Tho Orient is situated in .unquestionably tho most beautiful «pot in Wellington, overlooking too harbour. The tram stops at the door, and in seven minutes taxes you into ths heart of the city. Comfortably fuiTiished, excellent cuisine, good Bate bathing; the ideal place for a holiday. Pnone 21 Telegrams: "Kiosk," Wellington-Charles Throsby, Prcprie.or. OTAKI. RANGIURU HOUSE. Beautifully situated, close to sea, .amide, pine trees. Wide balcony. laT go rooms, tennis, boating, fishing. Entirely under new management and every endeavour has boon made to make this an exceedingly comfortable home. Now Open to receive boarders. First-rate table..—Apply Proprietor, Box 1-S. Otaki; or Tel. 6LF, Otaki. '■ PAEKAKARIia. - KAPITI HOUSE will give you homo comtforts far your holldaya, with 6 st-class appointmente. Close to beach and railway station. Cooking a specialty.—Miso C. Jennings, proprietress. I SHORT’S STORE—'Every requirement for the seaside can be obtained at Wellington prices. ' ' W. E. FIELD will cart your luggage from the elation, gupply yon with wood and coal and give you prompt and efficient service, xnorw 9. Post Box 81, Paekakaruri. PARAPARAUMU. - . ; STAY AT KAPITI HOUSE. Superb climate, safe beach, goon fishing, abundant fruit. PLIMMERTON. PUMMERTON HOUSE. Good board, comfortable npartmenta. Close to station and beach.—Misa Vaughan, proprietress. BILLIARDS. Visitors are invited to patronise this up to date establishment, 3 now tallies. Splendid Hght, ventilation. Opposite Plimmerton House and Mbe-Ra.—Gordon O. Tait proprietor. G. C, TAIT, BOOKSELLER, stationer, tobacconist. news agent Next door to billiard saloon. TECOMA HOUSE. First-claas accommodation. Private bathing shed on beach. Terms moderate; also 4-roomed furnished cottage to let.—Frank Barlow (late Plimmerton Houoe). . z QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUND. ANIKAWA HOMESTEAD (8 miles’ launch trip from Picton) landing cloao to house. Excellent meals. Beautiful scenery, beach, tennis court, fishing, huntimg, dance room. Modern sanitation. Motor road connecting Nelson and Blenheim, Christchurch Road. Guests £3 per week. Box JO, Picton. TERMINUS HOTEL, PICTON ("Where every room; haa a view"). There is a feeling of■ enchantment if you stay at the ’.‘’erminus, within view of the glorious Queen Charlotte Sound, where launches and fishing boats flitter about on the slumbering water, a street width from the hotel. Just four or five hours from Wellington by steamer. We can plan your fishing and shooting party; write now for accommoda tionTennin us, Picto n. PICTON is a near relation to Paradise. For scenic beauty and healthy sport such as fishing, shooting, boating, Picton has no equal. But see you stay at Oxley's H otel; fishing, launches, boat sheds, jet- , ties; right opposite fujtel. Wire or write for rooms. ’Phone 1, Pictori'; P.O. Pox 22; Telegrams, "Oxley’s," Picton. Oxleys is under new management.—Les. Traill, Proprietor. THU PORTAGE. An ideal centre from which to visit the Sounds. Here you can rest or walk, shoot, row. or fish. Go by launch .to a different beauty spot every day. Excellent board and accommodation; own launch brings mails and passengers to and from Picton Daily. For terms and vacant dates, apply E. Lawrence, Proprietor. SEATOUN. BABINGTON HOUSE On sea front. Morning and Afternoon Tea; Hot and Cild Luncheon; Board and Residence. Country unitors catered for under personal supervision of Mrs. O’Sullivan. TITAHI BAYWESTLAND HOUSE. Close to the beach. Vacancies after January 7, 19-23.—Mrs. Thornley, Proprietress. MOULT’S PASSENGER SERVICE meets all trains. Special terms far picnic parties. All Morales Cara are TiateteA for the colour. WAIKANAE. . * MAH ARA HOUSE. Superior accommodation available from Jan. 10. Electric light, tennis, billiards, excellent trout fohing ideal cHmnta Beautiful country, one minute from station. Phone 13. Post Box 18. —Miss Thompson, proprietress. MOTOR SERVICES. THE AARD MOTOR SERVICE will carry you anywhere, punctually,, safely and pleasantly. Ring up or wire any AAR.D Serrico Depot: Auckland, Dnnncvirke, Frankton, Gisborne, Hamilton, Hawera, Hunterville. Kuitai, Masterton, Napier, New Plymouth, Ohakune, Opotiki, Pahiatua, Palmerston North, Raetihi, Raglan, Rotorua, Taumarunui, Takapau, Taihape, Taupo, Te Aroha, Te Kuiti, Tokaanu, Waipukurau, Wairoa, Waimanno, Wanganui, Wellington, , and Whakatane. NELSON AND WEST COAST DAILY SERVICE. Newman Bros., Ltd. are running specially built high power Cars. the Crown Garage at 8 a.m., for Murchison, through the wonderful Buller Gorge, to Westport and Reefton. Punctual, reliable and comfortable. EMMS’S MOTOR SERVICES. Nelson, Motuekn, and Takaka Leave Booking Office, 29 Hardy Street, daily at 7.30 and 8 a.m. Seventy. , miles through Nelson’s most picturesque Orchard Country for IZB. . 6d. ’Phone 527. TOURISTS, do the WHITE STAR HAST COAST TRIP (South ' Island). See 220 miles of the finest scenery m the World by Motor, via KAIKOURA. The views of the Sea, . Rocks. Tunnels, . Mountain Rivers, Buri) nre unrivalled. Tourist Office opn. G.P.0.. Thomas Cook and Son, Union Steam SWp Co ASK FOR WHITE STAR TRIP (Concession give®). White Star Motors Cover the South Island. PICTON AND ELENHEIM. Fart motor service twice daily; ako sneeial late extra car m Friday from Blenheim Visitors to the Sounds should not fail to take this trip through interertmg nnd - beautiful country. Meets all Wellington boats an I connects both Nelson and Kaikonra cars if notified. Private phones 141, Picton, 1012. Blenheim—E. M. Hurdl ey. Proprietor. SIGHT-SEEING TOURS.— VISITORS! H yonmMo.see the r n °X ln rornd bSntifnl tevs in our Observation Bus is the best to the Southern Hemisphere: the drivers point out and explain places of interest ni™ photos may be taken. Our Buses. are eqmpped with ■ ot interest. iu i com fortable as towring ears. Ring' J’/Loqs" an/roserro your seats. The Observation Bns leaves Govern. . ment BMldin™lo a m. and 2 p.m., and on Sundays nt 10.30 a.m’. ’ and 2 p.m.

EDUCATIONAL. WELLESLEY (BOYS’) COLLEGE. 90 THE TERRACE. 19 EOPENS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. to Preparatory, Primary, and Secondury Departments. Bovs prepared for Matriculation and all Entrance University Exams., Public Service, Proficiency Certificatw. etc. Permanent Sports Master on Staff. Full particulars obtainable at the office, 98 Tho Terrace. Telephone 2098. H. AMOS. Director. THE MAKING OF MANLY BOYS! THE right admixture of study, work, and play amid healthy surroundings—that is the life for making manly boys. The Hostel at OCEAN BAY SCHOOL, MARLBOROUGH. provides an ideal environment. Generous and nourishing diet, good moral training, manly sports, and games, playground of 1590 acres. 4 Particulars from REV. JOHN A. CRUMP. F.Z.S.. Ocean Bay. H[TRY Advertising and effect direct sales, J- saving travelling expenses and commission. “The Dominion” columns will find the purchasers cheaply for you. •''Dominion" rates on r pplication.

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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 119, 5 February 1923, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 119, 5 February 1923, Page 9