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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 151, 23 March 1925, Page 11

TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS ’ AUCKLAND HOTEL CAR GE N. AUCKL A N D. NOW FULLY LICENSED. . This superior hotel, now licensed and completely renovated and refun nished, offers visitors to Auckland even greater accommodation com. forts and quality of service than ever before. There are now 120 rooms, 25 suites each with private bath. A magnificent view of the Wa.itemata Harbour can be obtained from the Roof Garden. Cuisine and wines_oi the finest and service beyond criticism inspire visitors who have stayed here to say: "If you want the verv best in. Auckland, stay at HOTEL CARGEN." _ Further particulars from A. Chesney, Manager. Wireless ami telegraph address: Cargen, Auckland. CHRISTCHURCH ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL, Superior private accommodation, 51 Worcester Street, West End. 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, grirdens, etc. Moderate tariff. F. J. Murray, Proprietor. HAMILTON HIGHCROFT PRIVATE HOTEL, HAMILTON. Best situated Privata Hotel in the Waikato. Tennis Court. Excellent Cuisine, Moderate Tariff. IVrite or wire "Highcourt.” G. M. GORDON, Proprietor. HAVELOCK NORTH HTLLSBROOK GUEST HOUSE (Hawke’s Bay). This fine houa? is now open for Paying Guests. First-class accommodation; good table; all home comfort, including billiard room and tennis courts. Under the patronage of many of New Zealand’s distinguished residents. Inquiries solicited. ISLAND BAY (Wellington) “BLUE PLATTER,” an ideal residence for holiday-makers. Fine ocean view, close-tram, h. and c. water; excellent cuisine; superb bathing. Tariff, £2 2s. weekly, Bs. daily. E. WARTEL. Proprietress. ’Phone 24—695 CLIFF HOUSE, ISLAND BAY.—Accommodation visitors or permanents. Tea kiosk, morning and afternoon, magnificent view, on sea front. ’Phone 2-1—450. NELSON NEWMAN BROS., LTD. ROYAL MAIL, WHITE STAR LlNE.—Motors leave Nelson daily for BLENHEIM, 7 a.m.. 9 a.m., 1.15 p.m., arriving Blenheim 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 5.30 p.m. The 7 a.m. Car connecting with boat from Picton to Wellington. WESTPORT and REEFTON, 8 a.m.. arriving 5 p.m. RIWAKA and MOTUEKA, 9 a.m., 4 p.m. TASMAN, 4 p.m. (Fridays only). LEAVE WESTPORT AND REEFTON for Nelson 8 a.m., arr. 5 p.m. ' Leave BLENHEIM for NELSON 7 a.m., 9 a.m., 1.15 p.m.; arr. 11.30, 2.30, 5.30. I,eave RIWAKA and MOTUEKA 7.45 a.m., 8 a.m., 4 p.m. Leave GREYMOUTH twice daily for HOKITIKA. Leave HOKITIKA 3 davs per week for WATHO and FRANZ JOSEF and FOX GLACIERS. Lenve HOKITIKA Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday for Otira Gorge, connecting with Christchurch train, and returning same day. NELSON-TAKAKA-COLLINGWOOD EMMS’ ROYAL MAIL AND PASSENGER, SERVICE. Nelson—Motueka via Tasman daily 7.30 a.m. Nelson —Collingwood, via Takaka. Daily 8 a.m. Head Office, Takaka. Branch Offices Wellington, Messrs. T. and W. Young. Nelson, Hardy Street. Motueka, A. D. Batt. Pocket time-tables on application. Accommodation arranged at White Star Service Hotels. SjJecial car meets all boats and trains. Telegrams: "EMMS.” NEW PLYMOUTH NIGER HOUSE.—Superior private accommodation, Eliot Street; healthy locality, magnificent view, Cuisine unsurpassed, tariff. reasonable. Free accommodation for Cars. 'Phone 629. Telegrams: Niger House, New Plymouth. MRS. H. G. OTTAWAY, Proprietress. ORIENTAL BAY (Wellington) ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL, ORIENTAL BAY (right on sea front), within 10 minutes by tram from G.P.O. First-class accommodation, large, airy rooms, and sun balcony. Tariff 12s. 6d. per day. Weekly and permanent guests by arrangement. Morning and Afternoon Teas. Telephone 21 —259. P. J. MURNING, Proprietor. "BERKELEY” PRIVATE HOTEL, Oriental Terrace. Oriental Bay, situated in best part of Bay; beautiful grounds, first-class accommodation; terms moderat.?. Under’ personal supervision of Mrs. A. Knowsley, Proprietress. ’Phone 211 —050; few vacancies for the Holidays. OTAKI (Rangiuru Beach) RANGTURU HOUSE. —Excellent table, electric light, patent sanitation, good trout and sea fishing, boating, bathing, tennis court adjacent. Splendid belt shelter pines on property. Ideal health or pleasure resort. Terms moderate. Apply Proprietress, MRS. MARRIOTT. ’Phone 158. Box 14. \ PAEKAKARIKI KAPITI HOUSE offers visitors comfort, good fires, and home-like meals. The house is beautifully situated, and visitors may indulge in swimming, fishing, and golf. Telegrams, “Kapiti.” MISS C. JENNINGS, Proprietress. PAHIATUA-PALMERSTON A ARD DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. Time-table: Pahiatua. depart, 8 a.m., Woodville 8.30 a.m., Palmerston arrive 9.30 a.m., connecting with Auckland express for Wellington. Palmerston, depart, 4 p.m., on arrival Auckland express from Wellington. Woodville arrive 5 p.m., Pahiatua arrive 5.30 p.m. ’Phones 99, Pahiatua; 6247, Palmerston North. Telegrams: "Aard,” Pahiatua; "Aard,” Palmerston North —BERNIE WILLS, Proprietor. PARAPARAUMU t v nnTVT M A TESTlC—Accommodation for 60 Guests; nearest to Kapiti Xd? "WUMARIE accommodation; 3 minutes from station and PLIMMERTON j . .. RTEYNE HOUSE is now ready to receive guests. As # tn s house is hist newly built and furnished throughout visitors are assured of everv comfort. Great attention has been paid to the of the dining-room and the catering will be of the very best. ?t nl i S 111 irandy t,l t e o d tta??on? o tennis court anc SUTHERLAND A BRADY, fort and attention. 'Rhone 13 Terms moderate Mr*. R. Solhtt. TFCOMA HOUSE' offers first-class Accommodation; situated in sun lest Moderate. Telephone. NcFRANK BARLOW, Proprietor. qttATOUN ° ' -RAHTKGTON HOUSE Seatoun (Wellington), opposite bathing sheds. BABINGI JN fnnntrr Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Fishing, R^fhi“ o< Tenrds Courts on‘the Premises. Reasonable tennis. Telephone 25-158 Book you? rooms for the holidays. Mrs. Riske, Proprietress. SIGHT-SEEING TOURS VISITORS' If vou want to see the Beauty Spots of Wellington, come ihl RFTT BASCO’S Motor Char-a-bancs. The Marine Drive round Urn BenuHful Bays in our Observation Bus is the best in the Southern inhere - drivers pomt out and explain the places of interest. Ind Xtos ’mav be taken? Our Buses are equipped with pneumatic tires and pliotqs ma ne tour i n!r cars. Ring 21—638, and reserve your seats' 1 The Observation Bus leaves Government Buildings at 10 a.m. ?nd"2 p.m. and Sundays at 10.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. , SOUNDS OTTE s OUNn _ ANAKTWA HOMESTEAD. 8 miles Prom Picton Excellent and abundant meals, afternoon tea.. Glorious bush bathing fishing, boating (boats free), dancing tennis, library, Telephone- modern sanitation. Mails thrice weekly. Experienced staff. Goo J sTnappeT fishing. Terms, £3 3s. per week. Apply Anakiwa, qCARBORO Oueen Charlotte Sound—Bathing, boating and fishing, bracing -ir’ go?d table; launch meets Wellington rteamer by arrange- - men!L Book eOly. Terms: £3 3s. Apply MRS. CHALKER. 1 PIONEER MOTOR SERVICE, LTD., ST HILL STREET. WANGANUI— Connecting with all Auckland and Wellington Expresses at Marton. Special Note.-New Service, connecting with Limiteds:-Ttmil-aJ • T Wanganui 4.15 a.. di., arnv6 Marton 5.30 a.m.; b&ava Mortem 6 0 a.m., arnve Wanganui 7.15 a.m. Ordinary: Leave Wanganui 730 a m arrive Marton 8.45 a.m. ; leave Marton 9 a.m., arrive Wanganui 1615 a.m. Ordinary: Leave Wanganui 8.45 p.m., arrive Marten 5 pan.; irmv Xlarlnn i» 15 nm arrive Wanganui 6.30 p.m. Limited: Leave Wa--15 n.m ar?i“ Marton 10.30 p.m. leave Marton 10 55 p.m.. arrive Wanganui i’1.59 p.m. ’Phone 2121. Telegrams: "AARD. Wanganui. MOTOR SERVICES-Linking up with Napiero Mail Train at Ashhurst. Passengers can now journev from New Plymouth to Napier and Wairarapa in ONE DAY.. Also Passengers from Napier c°n leave the train at Ashhurst and. arrive per S.S.. Car . W-amranui at 3.30 p.m., and join the Car Wanganui foi 415 nni Telegrams for all routes, "Smith s Overland Ser?i?e Wangariui.’P’ Pocket time-tables on application. Head office. Rutland Building, Wanganui. HOTEL IMPERIAL. Under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage.

Wanganui’s most popular hotel. Excellent cuisine and accommodation Ptoetric Itoht throughout. Only best wines and spirits stocked. Tanfi reasonable.”’Phone 3505. P.O. Box 303. N. MACKENZIE FORBES, Proprietor. WELLINGTON (City) THE MANSIONS, Ghnznee Street. . , , „ , “Wellington’s Best Private Hotel." Two minutes’ walk from trams. ■4 it'll ted in heart of Citv. Absolute .satisfaction guaranteed. Uneoualled for accommodation apd cuisine. Tariff, 12s. per day. Perman mt'mests bv arrangement. I ive years under present management. Direction: MRS. D. J. McGOWAN. HOTEL ARC ADIA. Wellington’s most centrally-situated superior Private TTcte' Excellent services in every detail; close to Wharves Trains, and Government Buildings. Location: Lambton Quay and Stout Street (opposite Public Trust Office). Tariff: Per day 12s. 6d.; per week, .£3 15s.—Mrs. Tiller. Proprietress. ATBEMARLE HOTEL, Ghnznee Street—We have pleasure in notifying the public that this centrally situated house is under entirely new management. Country visitors and others will find clean, comfortable accommodation with excellent table. Tariff 10». per day, to, 15s. weekly. Permanents by arrangement. Situated one minute frnn- No 4 car stop, corner Cuba Street and Ghuznee Street. Tel. G O. KNAGGS, late officer U.S.S. Co., MRS. MARIES, late Shortt’s Theatre, Wellington. CAULFIELD HOUSE. 33. 35, 37 SJ-dney Street East. This first-class House has been thoroughly renovated, made modem convenient and most comfortable. Under entirely new management. Tariff from 10s. Gd. per day.—Mrs. E. MAXWELL, Proprietress. Phone L 63. KENILWORTH. 92 HILL STREET.—This well-known house is now under entirely new management. Superior Accommodation for v Permanent and Casual Guests; every convenience, billiard room, etc. Elevated position- near Parliament Buildings, and one minute's walk from Tinaknri Road Tram Stop. Tariff from 10s. Gd. per day. Permanent Guests by arrangement. i’roprietress, Mrs E. BENNETT. Telegrams: Kenilworth, Wellington. f HOTEL COLUMBIA.—Most Central house in City; nearest to Town Hall and Theatres. A Home away from Home; 100 rooms; 10.- per day, 16s. weekly. ’Phone 1126, 38 LOWER CUBA STREET. HOTEL BRISTOL, corner Cuba and Ghuznee Streets.—This is the recognised house for tourists, holidaymakers, travellers, etc. The curnine of this house is unexcelled. The Bristol’s popularity is largely due to its fortunate location, being rituated in the heart of the best shopping centre, and handy to Post Office, theatre, -»to., etc. Take No. 6 tram from wharves, and No. 4 tram from stations. Tariff from 10s. per day, and X 3 3s. per wejek.