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TOURIST AND HOLIDAX RESORTS " AUCKLAND HOTEL CARGEN FOR. COMFORT. Offers unexcelled accommodation for permanent and transient guests. Luxuriously endowed with medern comforts azid conveniences. Superb cuisine. Single, Double, and Suites of Rooms. Tariff, from 15s. daily. Weekly terms arranged. Trains pass door. Wire "Cargen," Auckland. CHRISTCHURCH ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. .Superior private accommodation. 52 Worcester Street, West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate tariff. —F. J. Murray, Proprietor. ROYCROFT’S INN. CaAmere, Christchurch. Visitors to Christchurch can secure first-claßs Accommodation; superior old home and ground;s convenient. Communications to Mrs. F. TAYLOR. EASTBOURNE EASTBOURNE HOTEL, Rona Bay, for first-class Accommodation at seaside; handy beach and boat; tennis courts. Single and Double Rooms. Tariff, £3 3s. . HAVELOCK NORTH ~ HILLSBROOK GUEST HOUSE (Hawke’s Bay). This fine house is now open for Paying Guests. First-class Accommodation; good table; all home comfort, including billiard room arxl tenuis courts. Under the patronage of many of New Zoa land’s distinguished residents. Tariff: 12s. 6d. per day; k’3 3s. weekly. Inquiries solicited. ISLAND BAY BLUE PLATTER TEA HOUSE, Island Bby—Superior Board and Rmdeuce. Hot-Cold Lunches. Morning and Afternoon. Tea. Open through out the year. Miss E. Wartel, ’Phone 24—095. MASTERTON AVATRARAPA - WELLINGTON SERVlCE—Charabanc Leaves Master♦on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdays at 7.80 a.m., arrive Wellington 11 a.m. Leaves opp. Government Buildings, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdays, 4 p-m.; and Lambton Garage. 4.5 p.m'., arrive Masterton, 7.30. Stops 15 minutes Kaitoke. Seats must be booked at J. W. Jones’ Photo Store, 35 Manners Street, and Lambton Garage. NAPIER CALEDONIAN HOTEL. NAPIER—This firsUcW Hotel is now under entirely new management. Patrons may rely upon the very best of attention, every comfort and excellent cuisine. The house is_ well furnished, and offers an ideal home to tourists and visitors to. Napier. Telegrams end correspondence receive prompt attention. Patrick Mahoney, Proprietor. NELSON ROYAL MAIL & PASSENGERS—NEWMAN BROS., Ltd. NELSON. BULLER GORGE, FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER. OTIR A-HOKITIKA— Daily. GREYMOUTH-HOK.ITTKA—Dai Jy. NELSON-WEST COAST—Daily at 8 a.m. for Glenhope, Murchison, Westport, and Reefton. WESTPORT AND RFEFTON—DaiIy at 7.30 a.m. for Nelson. WESTPORT TO REEFTON-Dailv at 10 a.m. REEFTON TO WESTPORT—DniIy at 10 a.m. NELSON-BLENHEIM—DaiIy at 7 a.m., 9 a.m., and 1.15 p.m. BTENHETM-NETSON-DHly at 7 a.m., 9 a-m., and 1.15 p.m. NELSON MOTHER A-RTWAKA—DaiIy 9 a.m., and 4 p.m.. Riwaka-Motuekn-Nolepn—Thrinn (tally. 7.45 a.m.. 8 a.m., and 2.45 p.m ITORTTTKA-FR ANZ .TOSEF GLACIER—Tri-weekly. PICKED DRlVERS—Comfortable nnH reliable care. Hrad Office: CROWN CARAGE. 'Phone 124. Private Addre=s : P. 0., Brightwnter. Branch Offices: Blenheim. Westport. Reefton, Motneka; Wellington (W. M. Bannatyne nnd Co.): Thos. Cook and Sons, and N.Z. Government Tourist Branches. COMMERCIAL HOTEL —This first-class Hotel under the patronage of n.R.H. the Prince of Wales nnd Hm Excellency Vtarwunt .Tellicoe, is under entirely new management. Thoroughly renovated, with electrio light throughout. Excellent cuisine, all wines and spirits, etc., of the best ounlity. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. Frank Geo. Mason, Manager. NELSON-TAKAKA-COLLINGWOOD EMMS’ ROYAL MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE.. NeTson-Motueka yta Q Tasman, daily 7.30 a.m. Nelson—Collingwood, via Takakn. Daily, ” 8 n.m. Head Office. Takaka. Branch Offices:—Wellington. Messrs. T. and IV. Young. Nelson Hardv Street. Motueka. A. D. Batt.. Pocket time-tables on apnlication. Accommodation arranged .at White Star Service Hotels. Special car meets all boats and trains. Telegrams: "EMMS.” NEW PLYMOUTH NEW t>T,YMGUTH-MORAU-TF RUTTT TOURIST SERVICE— Toav" New Plymouth (Gibbon’s Aard Garage), daily at 7.20 a.m Leave Te Ku'iti daily nt 8 a.m. Booking Offices: Gibson’s Garage. New Plymouth. C. H. Johnston. Waitara; A. E. Mngon. Te Rniti; Thos. Cb«k nnd Sone, and N.Z. Government Tourist Department Branches, C. H. Johnston, A. E. Magon, Proprietors. NIGER. HOUSE. —Superior nrivatn accommodation. Eliot Street; healthy locality-. Tnarpiificmit view. Cnisine msurnaesed. tariff reasonable. Free nrtcommndation for Cars. ’Phone 629. Telegrams: Niger House, New Plymouth. MRS. IT. G. Ottawny, Proprietress. OTAKI OTART BEACH-RANGITTRU HOUSE. This up-to-date Accommodation House is under entirely new management; 2 minutes from beach and river, well sheltered by nines. Taxis meet all trains. Telephone 158. Post Office Box 31. ' M- L. Ritson and A. Liddell, Proprietresses. OTAKI SEASIDE RESORT—One of N.Z.’s Most Pop-.ifiar Holiday Resorts. An ideal place, specially recommended by Doctors for Healthseekers. Tennis Courts. Croquet Lawns, and Ideal Surf Bathing. For particulars, ring or write to C< E. Cotterell, Box 26, ’Phone 77, Otaki. PELORUS SOUNDS "THE PORTAGE.” —One hour from Picton. on Pelorus Sounds. Modern conveniences: electric light, launches and, boats in I>oth Sounds. First vacancies. Apply early. Tariff: £3 3s. E. Lawrence, Proprietor. QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUNDS ANAKIWA HOMESTEAD 8 miles from Picton- Excellent meals, morning and afternoon tee. Boating, fishing, shooting, bathing dancing, ten. nis nicies. Motor road connection Picton. Havelock. Nelson. Modem sanitation. Hugo log fires. Book early. Guests. £3 3s. per week. Address. Anakiwa, PictonSEATOUN B ABINGTON HOUSE. Seatonn (Wellington), opposite bathing sheds. Accommodation for Country Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Fishing, Boating: Tennis Courts on tho Premises. Reasonable terms Telephone 25—558—800 k your rooms for the holidays. Mrs. Riske, Proprietress. WANGANUI HOTEL BRAEBURN.—Most modern and up-to-date Hotel in Wanganui. Brick building, practically fireproof; hot end cold water in bedrooms, electric light throughout, well furnished; cuisine second to none, and service excellent. Motor garage for visitors* ears. Ideal residential hotel, on henlthr, picturesque site. Only A few minutes’walk from P.O. Tariff: 14s. fid. jier day, 4 guineas a week. Special terms for lengthy residence. SOS DAILY MOTOR SERVICES— Linking up with Napier Mail Train at Ashherst. Passenyers can now journey from New Plymouth to'Napier rind Wairarapa in ONE DAY. Also Passengers from Napier ran leave the train at Ashhurst and arrive per S.O.S. Service Cars in Wanganui at 330 p.m.. and there ioin the Car leaving Wanganui for TTo-rera nt 4.15 p.m. Telegrams for all routes. "Smith’s Overland Service, ‘ Wanganui. Pocket Time-tables on application. Head Office, Rutland Building. Wangiinui. WELLINGTON (City)' THE MANSIONS. Ghnznee Street- ’’"Wellington’s Beet Private Hotel.” Extensive alterations have now been cnnrnlcfed. making large commercial, smoking and drawing rooms. An ideal quiet residence, now in fifth year under present management. Tariff, l?s. ver day. Permanent Guests bv arrangement. ’Phone 22—390. Telegrams: "Mansions, Wellton.” Mesdames Cooke and McGowan. Proprietresses. HOTEL ARCADIA. IVellington’s most centrally-situated superior Private Hotel.' Excellent services in every detail; close to Wharves, Trains end Government Buildings. Location: Lambton Quay and Store Street (opnnsite Publi" Trust Office). Tariff: Per day 12s. fid.: per week. £3 ’lss.—Mrs. Tiller. Propietrcs. CAULFIELD HOUSE, 33. 35, 37 Sydney Street East. This first-class House has been thoroughly renovated, made modern, convenient, and most comfortable. Under entirely new management. Tariff: 10s fid. per day. Permanent guests by arrangement.—Mrs. E. Maxwell, Proprietress. ’Phone 1763. KF-NILWORTH. 92 HILL STREET. —This well-known house is now under entirely 'new management. Superior Accommodation for Permanent nnd Casual Guests; every convenience, billiard room, etc. Elevated nositinn; near Parliament Buildings, and one minute’s walk fram Tin.a-I-ori Road Train Stnn Tari*’’ 10< 64. per day. Permanent Gu»s(s l,v arrangement. Proprietress, Mrs E. Bennett. Telegrams. Kenilworth, AVellington. HOT-EL SELWYN, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE (opp. Clyde Quay School). —Mr. S. G. Stacey wishes to announce that he has taken over the Hotel Selwyn. Permanents by arrangement. Casuals, Bs. per day. Sunday peals, 2s.; 'week-day meals, b’-takfast nnd luncbecm. Is. fid; dinner, 2s.' THORNLEIGH. 49 BOULCOTT ST REET.—First-class Private Board, and Residence: tariff Ids. nor day, permanents by arrangement. Within 5 minutes of G.P.O. and Wharves. .Splendid harbour view. 1 Address; 19 Boulcott Street. ’Rhone 1671. Telegrams, "Thornleigh,” Wellington. ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL. Oriental Bay (10 minutes G.P.O.) —Now under entirely new management. First-clnss accommodation for permanent and casual guests; Afternoon Teas. Tariff. 12s. 6d. per dav. Permanent and weekly bv arrangement. Proprietor. P. J. Muming. late of Clarendon Hotel, Napier. Telegrams, "Kiosk-” Telephone 21—259. HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL. Cuba Street, AVellington.—Evans and Henderson (daughters of late Mrs. Cockayne, late of Arcadia Hotel), wish io announce co the travelling public that they have taken over the Hotel Grand Central, Cuba Street, and will be pleased to see old enetomers and new ones. HOTEL COLUMBIA.—Most central house in City; nearest to Town Hall and Theatres. A Home nwiv from Home, MX) rooms, Bs. per day. ’Phone 1126. 38 LOWER CUBA STREET. RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL, Plimmer's Steps. Terms, 10s. per day, or £3 per week; permanent by arrangement. Ph. 628. J. Duncan, Proprietress.

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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 181, 28 April 1924, Page 9

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