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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 36, 7 November 1923, Page 9

TOURIST AND HOLIDAY RESORTS. AUCKLAND HOTEL CARGEN FOR COMFORT. Offers unexcelled accommodation for permanent and transient guests. Luxuriously endowed 1 h ern comforts and conveniences. Superb cuisine. Single, Do , Suites of Rooms. Tariff, from 15s. daily. Weekly terms arranged. Trams pass door. Wire "Cargen,” Auckland. CHRISTCHURCH ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior private Worcester Street, West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate tariff. —F. J. Murray, Proprietor. EASTBOURNE "CADENA,” Eastbourne (near wharf). Light Luncheon, Morning and Afternoon Teas. Home-made Ice Cream and other dainties; Waters on Ice. High-class Confectionery. G. D. PULLAN, Propnetor, late P. and O. S. N. Co. EASTBOURNE HOTEL, Ilona Bay, . for first-class at e seaside; handy beach and boat; tennis courts. Single and Rooms. Tariff, £3 3s. HAVELOCK NORTH HILLSBROOK GUEST HOUSE (Hawke’s Bay). This fine house is nowopen for Paying Guests. First-class Accommodation; good table. A 1 home comfort, including billiard room and tennis courts. under . patronage of many of New Zealand’s distinguished residents. -. 12s. 6d. per day; £3 3s. weekly. Inquiries solicited. ISLAND BAY J , BLUE PLATTER TEA HOUSE, Island Bay .-Superror Board and Resilience. Hot-Cold Lunches, Morning and Afternoon Tea. Open throughout the year. ’Phone 24—095. NELSON ROYAL MAIL AND PASSENGER. • NEWMAN BROS., LTD. NELSON-WEST COAST—Daily at 8 a.m. for Glenhope, Murchison, Westport, and Reefton. , - T , WESTPORT AND REEFTON-Daily at 7.30 a.m. for Nelson. WESTPORT TO REEFTON-Daily at 10 a.m. REEFTON TO WESTPORT-Daily at 10 a.m. NELSON-BLENHEIM—DaiIy at 7 a.m., 9 a.m., and 1.15 p.m. , BLENHEIM-NELSON-Daily at 7 a.m., 9 a.m., and 1.15 p.m. NEL.SON-MOTUEKA-RIWAKA—DaiIy 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Riwaka-Motueka-Nelson —Thrice daily, 7.45 a.m., 8 a.m., and 2.45 p.m. PICKED DRlVERS—Comfoitab lo and reliable cars. Head Office: CROWN GARAGE. 'Phone 124. Private Address: P. 0., Brightwater. Branch Offices': Blenheim, Westport Reefton Motueka; Wellington (W. M. Bannatyne and Co.); Thos. Cook and bona, f and N.Z. Government Tourist Branches. ORIENTAL BAY ? ' ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL.-Spend your holiday in the healthiest and prettiest spot in Wellington. Have Afternoon Tea in the finest dining-room in Wellington.—W. J. Feast, proprietor. 1 hone -1 -5». Telegrams: "Kiosk,” Wellington, PAEKAKARIKI KAPITI HOUSE.-Home comforts, excellent table. All are provided at Kapiti House, 200 yards from the railway, close to the sea; magnificent view.—Proprietress: Miss C. Jennings, PALMERSTON NORTH "WILLOW BANK” PRIVATE HOTEL. The place to stay. Close to Railway Station end Square. Tariff: 10s. a day. Permanents by arrangeinent.—Mrs. Law, Proprie tress. PARAPARAUMU Paraparaumu Beach will soon b the Manly of New Zealand. Post Office, Store, and Tea Rooms. Launches for hire, fishing, and picnic parties arranged for. LANGLEY’S, the Well-known Caterers. ’Phono 19M . I I "HOTEL MAJESTIC,” Paraparaumu Beach.—New and up-to-date Accommodation House, overlooking the now popular and_ fashionable seaside resort, offers every entertainment for visitors. Booking from November 1. 'Phone 10W. PELORUS SOUNDS "LOCH VALE,” ST. OMER, PELORUS SOUND.—Vacancies for Paying Guests in private family, first-class table, morning and afternoon tea. Tennis Court and Croquet Lawn, Rowing Boat, two quiet horses to ride, safe bathing, fishing, shooting. Connected by telephone to Picton. lerm; £2/10/- per week. Reductions for families. For vacant dates apply Mrs. Dan Conway, Proprietress. QUEEN CHARLOTTE- SOUNDS ANAKIWA HOMESTEAD, eight miles from Picton. Excellent meals, afternoon tea; beautiful scenery, boating, fishing, shooting, bathing, dancing, tennis, golf course, and picnics. Modern sanitation. Connected by motor road with main Nelson, Havelock. Picton, Christchurch road Guests, £3 3s. per week. Address: Anakiwa, Picton. . THE TROCADERO, High Street, Picton; first-class Board and Residence (in connection with which is a detached villa for tourists), Uiiee. minutes’ walk from Sounds and Wharf. Tariff moderate. E. Rumbold, proprietress. ROTORUA AUSTRALIA” and "THE EMPIRE” Private Hotels, Rotorua—loo rooms. First houses on left from Railway Station. Every comfort. Superior table. Social and Dance Hall. Reduced Winter Tariff 10s. per day, 60s. per week—J. N. McLean, Proprietor. SEATOUN BABINGTON HOUSE, Seatoun, opposite bathing sheds. Accommodation for Country Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Fishing, Boating; tennis Courts on the premises. Reasonable terms. i Telephone 25 558.— Mrs. Riske, Proprietress. WAIKANAE t ( "MAHARA HOUSE.”—-The ideal spot for a quiet Holiday. Picturesque surroundings; excellent trout fishing 5 minutes from house; 2J miles from glorious beach. Electric light, billiards, tennis, dance room, garage; minute station. ’Phone 13, or write Mrs. Thompson. WANGANUI . i HOTEL BRAEBURN.—Most modern and up-to-date Hotel in Wanganui. Brick building, practically fireproof; hot and cold water in bedrooms, ] electric light throughout, well furnished ; cuisine second to none and service excellent. Motor garage for visitors’ cars. Ideal residential hotel, on healthy, picturesque site. Onlyafew minutes walk from P.O. lalin: 14s. 6d. per day, 4 guineas a week. Special terms for lengthy residence. AARD.' HODSON’S PIONEER MOTOR SERVICE LTD. Garage: St • Hill Street, Wanganui (near Opera House).—Our Large Fleet of run everywhere and link up with all Aard Steens m New Zealand.' Wanganui-Marton—Twice daily connecting with Auckland and Wellington Expresses at Marton. Leave ’Wanganui, 6.45 a.m.; arrive Marton, Bam Leave Marton, 8.20 a.m: arrive Wanganui, 9.30 a.m.; Leave Wanganui, 3.30 p.m.; arrive Marton, 5 p.m.; leave Marton, 520 p.m.,arrive Wanganui" 6.30 p.m. Telegrams: "AARD." Wanganui. 'Phone 120, Wanganui. Storage for 100 cars. Garage Open Day and Night. WELLINGTON (City) THE MANSION'S, Ghuznee Street.—“ Wellington’s Best Private Hotel." Extensive alterations have now been completed, making large commercial, smokina and drawing rooms. An ideal, quiet residence for visitors and commercial men. Tariff, 12s. per day, £3 10s. per week. Permanent Guests by arrangement. 'Phone 22-390. Telegrams: "Mansions. Wellington." HOTEL GRAND CENTRA!,. Cuba Street, Wellington.—Evans and Henderson (daughters of late Mrs. Cockayne, late of Arcadia Hotel), wish - to announce to the travelling public that they have taken over the Hotel Grand Central, Cuba Street, and will be pleased to see old customers and new ones. CAULFIELD HOUSE. 33, 35, 37 Sydney Street East. This first-class House hna been thoroughly renovated, made modern, convenient, and most comfortable. Under entirely new management. Tariff? 19s. 6d. per day. Permanent guests by arrangement.—Mrs. E. Maxwell, Proprietress. Ph. 1,63. HOTEL ARCADIA, Wellington’s most centrally-situated. superior Private Hotel Excellent services in every detail: close to Wharves, Irares, and Government Buildings. Location: Lambton Quay and Stout Street (opposite Public Trust Office). Tariff: per day, 12s. fid.; per week. .£3 15s.—Mrs. Tiller, Proprietress. HOTEL SELWYN. CAMBRIDGE TERRACE (opp. Clvde Quay School)/ H[ r g. u Stacey wishes to announce that he has taken over the Hotel Seiwvn. Permanents by arrangement. Casuals. Bs. per day. Sunday « meals, 25.; week-day meals, breakfast and luncheon. Is. 6d.; dinner, 2s. THORNLEIGn. 49 BOULCOTT STREET.—First-class Private Board and ■Residence; permanents by arrangement. Within 5 minutes of G.P.O. nnd Wharves. Splendid harbour view. Address: 49 Boulcott Street (opposite Wellington Hall). ’Phone 1671. PUTT,AND PRIVATE HOTEL. Plimmer’s Steps. Terms. 10s per day, or £3 per week; permanent by arrangement. Ph. G2S. J. Duncan, Proprietor. SIGHT-SEEING TOURS VISITORS! If vou want to see the Beauty Spots of Wellington, come in the BELL BUS CO.’S Motor Char-a-bancs. The Marine Drive round the beautiful hays in our Observation Bus is the best in the Southern Hemisphere; the drivers point out and explain tho places of interest, and photos may bo taken. Our Buses aro equipped with pneumatic tires, and are as comfortable ns touring cars. Ring 21-038 and reserve your seats. The Observation Bus -leaves Government Buildings at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., and Sundays at 10.30 a.m. and 2 p.m.

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