TOURIST AND HOLIDAY RESORTS AUCKLAND STONEHITRST RESIDENTIAL HOTEL. Auckland’s most up-todate Private Hotel. A strictly first-class tourist house; 100 large, well-iur-nished rooms with good outlooks. Removed from noise and bustle 01 city (smin. by tram from town), and beautifully situated in one ot tna healthiest positions,- commanding fine panorama of City. Suburbs, ana rtarbour. Extensive grounds; tennis court. Tariff, from 14s. per cay. Four Guineas per week. —Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Brown, owners ana , managers. HOTEL BURWOOD, Princes Struct, opposite Albert Park, Auckland’s ideal position, 3 minutes from City and 5 minutes from station; excellent cuisine. Families especially catered for. Tariff, 10a. per day; weekly by arrangement. Tel. 1484. Telegrams: "Burwood.” Princes Street. CHRISTCHURCH ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior private accommodation. 5J Worcester Street, West End, 2 minutes from G.P.Q. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate tariff. —F. J. Murray, Proprietor. ROYAL HOTEL. Situated on the banks of the Avon. The loveliest spot in Christchurch. Within five minutes of the Square. Finest cuisine. Excellent service. DUNEDIN ONSLOW HOUSE, Ocean Beach. St. Kilda, DUNEDIN, ie the Leading Private Hotel in Dunedin. Recently renovated and modernised. Electric light and ample hot water supply. Conveniently situated alongside St. Kilda tram terminus (2d. section) and Ocean Beach. Accommodation for motor cars. Casual and permanent guests catered foj- Tariffs12s. 6d. per day. <£3 13s. &d. per week. Telephone 650. Telegrams, "Onslow House. Dunedin." C. H. NAPIER, ProprietorEASTBOURNE "CADENA.,”''Eastbourne (near wharf). Light Luncheon, Morning and Afternoon Teas. Home-made Ice Cream and other dainties; Mineral Waters on Ice. High-class Confectionery. C. D. PULLAN, Proprietor, late P. and O. S. N. Co. EASTBOURNE HOTEL, Rona Bay, for trst-class. Accommodation at' seaside; handy beach and boat; tennis courts. Single and Double Rooms. Tariff, £g 3s.< HAVELOCK NORTH HILLSBROOK GUEST HOUSE (Hawke’s Bay). This fine house is now open for Paying Guests. First-class Accommodation; pood tame. All home comfort, including billiard room and. tennis courts. Under the patronage of many of New Zealand’s distinguished residents. rarin: 12s. 6d. per day; JE3 Ss. weekly. Inauiries eolicite* HOKITIKA . ' ' Special provision has been made by the Exhibition Council at HokiHka for the accommodation in hotels and private houses for the large of visitors during the Exhibition period. Tariffs ranging from 95..t0 16s. per day have been arranged. Five-course dinner dajly in Exhibition building for 2s. 6d. Refreshments at a moderate pnM. Write or telegraph "reply paid” to "Westward Ho, Hokitika, expressing your wishes as to accommodation nnd scenic tours, ana the Committee will see to your comfort. ISLAND BAY BLUB PLATTER TEA HOUSE. Island Bay.— Superior Board and Residence. Hot-Cold Lunches, Morning and Afternoon Tea. Open throughout the year. ’Phone 24—095 WHERE TO STAY—ISLAND BAY HOUSE. row management; moderate tariff. Proprietress, Mrs. E. J. Kiteon. NAPIER CALEDONIAN HOTEL. NAPIER—This first-class Hotel is now under entirely new management. Pattons may rely upon the very beet ot attention, every comfort and excellent cuisine. The house is well furnished and offers an ideal home to tourists and visitors to AjRIS - vrnrmw and correspondence receive prompt attention. PATRICK MAHUinei. Proprietor. CLYDE COURT. NAPTER.-A finely-situated hill residence, affordin? supprior, homely Accommodation; glorious .view, overlooking house. Reserve, and the Bay; 5 minutes’ walking distance from Gr.PA. and Swimming Baths, and easily aooessible bv tram. . Tariff, 10s. p day; £2 10s. per week.-MBS. A/FULLAKTON, Proprietress. NELSON NET,SON. BUT,TER GORGE, FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER. OTTRA-HOKTTTKA-Daily. GREYDrOTTTH-HOKTTTKA—DaiIy. . . , r W.rf. NELSON-WEST COAST—Daily at 8 a.m. for Gienhope. Murchison. Msetport, and Reefton. -w WESTPORT AND REEFTON—DaiIy at 7.30 a.m. for Nelson. WESTPORT TO REF,ETON—DaiIy at 10 a.m. REBFTON TO WESTPORT—DaiIy et 10 a.m. NET,SON-BTENHETM—DaiIy at ’ a.m., 9 a.m.. and 1.15 p.m. BLENHEIM-NELSON -Dailv at ’ a m., 9 a.m.. and 1.15 P-m. NELSGNtMOTUEKA-RTWAKA- Daily 9 a.m.. and 4 p.m., Riwaka-Motu eka-Nelson—Thrice dailv. v 45 a.m.. 8 a.m.. and 2.45 p.m. HOKITIKA—FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER— Tn-weekly. PICKED DRTVERS-Comforfable and reliable cars. po Head Office: CROWN GARAGE ’Phone 124. Address. Brio-htwtter Branch Offices: Blenheim, Westport. Reefton, Wellington (W. M. Bnnnatyne and Co.); Thos. Cook and Sons, and JN.z.. Government Tourist Branches . ROYAL MAIL AND PASSENGERS—Newman Bros.. Ltd. TRAVEL WITH GIBBS! Clip out this advertisement and keep it in veer pocket-book for reference. , GIBBS’S CARS runs as follow-.-Nelson to Reefton and taw day, Tliursdav, and Saturday. Return Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, Westport to Reefton. end vice-versa, daily . Apply Head Office. Gibbs’ Motors. Nelson, .for or to any Tourist Bureau. Always speefy Gibbs! Twin-Six Packards used on West Coast trip. Telegrams will secure seats. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, NELSON.-New- Brick ’miMw, ly lighted; commodious rooms, comfortably furnished;. Balconies. Lounges. Good table. Personal attendance on all Guests arriving„ parting. Tariff: 8/- per day. 50/-per week. Telegrams. 'Metropolitan, Nelson. J. S. WALTER, Proprietor. COMMERCIAL HOTED-This firet-class Hotel under the Patronage of, TT RTT the Prince of Wales and His Excellency yisoount ? 61 hew, w entirely new management Thoroughly rCTOTOted vnth electee light throughout. Excellent cuisine, all . wipes and spin , P p A-Nj-p- GEO. quality. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. FRANK trb MASON. Manager. NEW PLYMOUTH NEW PLYMOUTH-MOKAU-T0 KUITI TOURIST SERVICE-’ Leave New Plymouth (Gibson’s Aard Garage) daily at 7.20 a.m Te Kuiti daily at 8 a.m. Booking Offices: Gibson s „ Ne y mouth C H. Johnston, Waitara; A. E. Magon. Te Kuiti, Thos. Cook and Sons, and N.Z. Government Tourist Department Branches. C. H. John ston. A. E.' Magon, Proprietors. NIGER HOUSE.— Superior private accommodation, Eliot Street; neaitny locality magnificent view. Cuisine unsurpassed, tariff Thone 629 Telegrams: Niger House. New Plymouth. MRS. H. G. OTTAWAY, Proprietress. ORIENTAL BAY uV , DPTFNT PRIVATE HOTEL—Spend your holiday in the healthiest ta WellinX. lave Afterooor i Tea “ dining-room in SVellington.-W. J. Feast, proprietor. Phone 21 Telegrams: '‘Kiosk/’ Wellington. n OTAKI OTAKI BEACH-RANGIURU HOUSE. Ws > House is under entirely new management; 2 mntrtes .. . <kq Poft river, well sheltered by pines TaxJ meet Office Box 31. M. L. RTTSON and A. LIDDELL. OTAKI SEASIDE RESORT-One of NZ ta Most sorts. An ideal place, specially recommended by Doctors rar n.e PALMERSTON NORTH p—-S' rangement.—Mrs. Law, Proprier essPARAPARAUMU Paraparaumu Beach will soon be the New Zea and P<J Office Store and Tea Rooms. Launches for hire, fishing, and memo parties sr ranged for. LANGLEY'S, the Well-known Caterers. Phone 19W. THE STATION GARAGE, offers every ac^ m ™ o^ ti B O L,“ d to^ fc bMoh for Motorists. Cars for hire, tours arranged. Daily sernre to the oeao . Benzine Oils, and Accessories. Adioms the railway station. J. W. BUCKLEY, Proprietor. PELORUS SOUNDS "LOCH VALE," ST. OMER, PELORUS SOUND.-Vacancies for paying Greste in private family, firet-class table, mom and aftenrnon tea Tennis Court and Croquet Lawn, Rowing Boat, two quiet oorse to ride, safe bathing, fishing, shoo ing Connected by telephone to Picton. Terms, £2 10s. per week. Reductions for families. nor vacant dates apply Mrs. Dan Conway, Proprietress. "THE PORTAGE”—One hour from Picton, on Pelorus Sounds. Modern conveniences; electric light,, launches and boats ni both Sounds Fl ret vacancies. Apply early. Tariff, £3 3s. E. LAWRENCE, Propnetor c PICTON , PICTON FOR YOUR HOLIDAY-What other place offers su* atiract Hons? Where can you equal the glorious sands? Special provision has & made for intending ’visitors. For any further information, apply Secretary, Progress League, Box 35, Picton. ANIKIWA 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, P>cton Christchurch road. Guests 363 3a. per week. Address: Anakiwa. Picton. PLIMMERTON Offw?^first-class Accomodation in the sunniest part of Plimmerton. Close to the Beach. Well sheltered from the Pn)prietor . ROTORUA "THE AUSTRALIA” and "THE EMPIRE" Private Hotels. Rotorua-160 rooms. First housee on left from Railway Station. Ever? comfort. Superior table. Social and Dance Hall. Reduced Winter Tariff 10s. per day 60s. per week.—J. N. McLean, Proprietor. FIRST-CLASS' ACCOMMODATION AT ARMIDALE HOUSE.-Tariff, 9s, ner dav; £2 10s. per week. Noted for Civility and Attention. Goofl table. Representing Thos. Cook & Sons.—Mrs. T. H. Aston, proprietress. SEATOUN BABINGTON HOUSE, Seatoun (Wellington), opposite bathing Accommodation for Country Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Fishing, Boating; Tennis Courts on the premises. Reasonable terms. Telephone 25—558 —800 k your rooms for the holidays. Mrs. Risk©. Propnertess. SIGHT-SEEING TOURS ' VISITORS! If vou want to see ibo Beauty Spots of Wellington, come in the BELL BUS CO.’S Motor Char-a-bancs. The Marine Drive round the beautiful bays in our Observation Bus is the best in Hemisphere. Ring 21—038, and reserve your soahs. The Observation Bus leaves Government Building® at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., and Sundays at 10.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. FOR TITAHI BAY on Saturdays, Sundays, and Public from Government Buildings at 2 p.m., arriving back in aty at about 5.30 pam, abopi hour? ai the seaside.
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