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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 93, 14 January 1926, Page 9

TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS OTAKI * ~~ BANGIURU HOUSE, Otaki—A harming place to spend your holiday*, offers every comfort to visitors, neluding large airy rooms, ’’J?!* and excellent cuisine It isAtos t,».he sea, and yet beautiful trees. Tennis, boatin and good rabbit shooting also available. Write or telephone, MRS. MACLEOD, Box 14, xsiephone 158, Otaki. OTIKT SEASIDE RESORT—First-class Accommodation. Every a ;mion BMbiug Tern isf Croquet, Garage. New Saturday and M.mday Lain service brings this desirable resort ,t, "?'^?^ T ranSe of city. Write or ’Phone 77. U. W HLAILLI. PAEKAKARIKI . K n to (M’EAN HOUSE (late Kapiti), Paekakanki, where one can expect to fiml a\\mne eoml - o ( i^. C Ideally ’situated at New. Zealand place, and offering facilities tor golfing, tenuis,. Write now for particulars. Phone 4. MISS JENNINGS, Proprietress. PALMERSTON NORTH—NAPIER DAILY SERVICE (Sundays excepted). ‘Star Afotor Cais leave The I Jinn in ion” Palmerston North Branch Office, Mowlems Buildings, The Square Palmerston North, on arrival of S.O.S. Cars from M oiling on. FARE £l. Leave Palmerston North 7 a.m., arrive Napier 1- noon. Leave Napier 12 noon, a rriv ®Ualmereton North o P™- urTTTER Owner-Drivers —R. WALLACE (late Aard) , 1. HELLIER. TA'V , jajyVRIE ’’ the ideal spot for country holiday or recuperation. Close tennis courts aiid short 'bus run to popular Paraparaumu Beach. ’Take advantage of new week-end trains. Special week-end tariff. Write for particulars. Two minutes station. Phone oMpsoN> prop< PARAPARAUMU BEACH lin’l'El. MAJESTIC Paraparaumu Beach. Accommodation 60 guests. Cosv rooms, electric'light; abundance fresh water, modern sanitation; ma> ; uilicent .panorama. Ideal climate. Safest Beach for all. 1 hone ' 10W. E. S. SPILMAN. r>n<ST OFFICE STORE keeps a first-class stock of new season s trrocerBitliin" Suits, Caps, Novels. Magazines, at town prices. Post your order for Bread, Nlilk, and Papers, FRED JEM ELL, Proprietor. ■R'RUCE THOMPSON, ANIKTW A BAY—First-class Accommodation for Pavine Guests at any part of tho year. Fishing, boating bathing, horseriding’ electric light, telephone, up-to-date tennis court. Ideal place for an absolute rest. House right on tho beach. Every attention. Terms, <£3 3s. per week; 10s. pe r day. PT JMMFIRTON frOn L St are O, now' l o!’en Ch ’Book cart Terms’ nmderMe Telephone 4. MESDAMES SUTHERLAND AND BRADY, Proprietresses. TFfOMI HOUSE—Situated in sunniest and most sheltered part of QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUND 4O OTTFFN CHARLOTTE SOUND, ANAKIWA HOMESTEAD, 40 nhiutcs bv amich from Picton. Mails thrice weekly. Track connection M an Kenenuru Pelorus Sounds. Motor road connection all South I' and Roads. P Glorious Bush. Boating (boats free). I‘ishing, Bathing, nt Daneii" Tramping, Picnicing; 'Good Library, Yachting, Tannohin-’ etc Telephone. House has modern sanitation and abunLauuchiiis,, etc. xc i , Excellent me as and afternoon tea. Et'Xio,” LS g”/! MRS. HAZELWOOD. Anakiwa, Picton. ° VvbiNGTON HOUSE. Seatoun, Wellington, opposite bathing sheds. SlGH^fs?i™ G lf ™ B-uty SP T Ots -f a Wenington, r p fhe Be:u>tKul inour ObseJvMion Bus is the best in the Southern Iloniisnhere - the drivers point out and explain the places of interest, , Xta’m v be taken. Our Buses are equipped with pneumatic iires P a ß d are as Jonffortable as touring cars. Ring 21-038 and reserve voiir seats. The Observation Bus leaves Government Buildings at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.: and Sundays at 10.30 a.m. and - p.m. SO.S. MOTORS . WELLINGTON TO PALMERSTON—Leave “Dominion Office at 1.-l, a.m. Fare 12s. Cd. wf.t,T.TNGTON TO WANGANUI—Leave “Dominion” Office at 1.45 a £l Connects to HAWERA, arrive 11 a.m. Connects to NEW PLYMOUTH, arrive 1 p.m. wft r iKOTOV TO W YNGANUI —Leave HOTEL IVINDSOR at (.45 Tm « Connects al Wanganui with cars to HAWERA and NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrive Hawera 3.45 p.m. Arrive New Pljmouth WELLINGTON TO WANGANUI—I3O miles. Fare only £l. WI’IaLINGTON TO HAIVERA—I9O miles. Fare only £1 15s. WELLINGTON TO NEW PLYMOUTH—23S miles. Fare only £2 2s. 6<l. * ' WELLINGTON TO DAWSON FALLS —MOUNT EGMONT—The above DAILY SERVICES connect right through to Dawson Falls, Aceommodatiou House. Fare, Wellington to Dawson Falls, 217 miles, FIRST CLASS TOURING CARS ONLY. NO CHAR-A-BANCS. S.O.S. BOOKING AGENCIES: (1) “DOMINION” NEWSPAPER OFFICE. ’Phone 44-020. (2) HOTEL WINDSOR, Willis Street Phone 42—0b7. (3) LAMBTON GARAGE. ’Phone 40—13 <b. For further information write— HEAD OFFICE, S.O.S. MOTORS, RUTLAND BUILDINGS, WANGANUI. ’Phone 3130, Wanganui. Telegrams: “Smith’s Overland Service.” SOXJTH 14 GIORIOIJS DAYS. 1000 miles by car, launch, midl coach Through II GLORIOUS DAYS the Sunny South—the beautiful Dates and Mountains of Otago and Canterbury—and three days in Dunedin to see the Exhibition—with all hotel accommodation. Tickets £2J 10s. in NOTICE RE BOOKING. The FOURTH TOUR is now filled, but the fifth commences from Christchurcli S’lnday, January 10. A are vet available, and intending Tourists are asked to confirm their reservations with a deposit. Tickets from Government Tourist Bureau, Wellington, and Rink Taxis, Ltd., Christoliurch. Descriptive htoratuie from RINK TAXIS, LTD., Victoria Square, Christchurch. TITAHI BAY ■ n 4 THE CLUB, Titahi Bay, is now open to receive guests. Good accommodation and every attention, and nil home comforts., (kition anu wiay (Mrs.) E. THORNLEY, Proprietress. WANGANUI pjONBER MOTO r service, ltd., wa-NGANUI-MARTON. Connecting with nil Auckland and expresses at Marton. Leave Wanganui: 4.0, 7.30 a.m., 3.40, 9.0 p.m.. arrive Marton. 5.15, 8.45 a.m., 5.0, Leave Marton 6.0 9 am. 5.15. 11.0 p.m.; arrive Wanganui (.15, 10.10 n.m.,.6.30, 11.50 p.m. WANGANUI-PALMERSTON NORTH, connecting with Napier and Wairarupn Expresses, also 'Wellington—Leave V angmiui 9 a.m., arrne Palmerston .11. a.m.; leave Palmerston 1 p.m., arrive M anganui 3 p.m. hotel Imperial. Under Roval and Vice-Regnl Patronage. WANGANUI'S Most Popular Hotel. Excellent cuisine and accommodation. Electric light throughout. Only best wines and spirits stocked. r l , nrifT rcfisonsble ’l’houc P.O. Pox BOS, lauff reasonable. o N . MACKENZIE FO RBES, Proprietor. WANGANUI RIVER “There’s no more delightful trip in all the world.” Thousands of Tourists sav so. Nature has garlanded this glorious highway with her most beauteous gems. Well-appointed stopping places en route.— Roomy Houseboat and Pipiriki House; every modern convenience. HAIRIGK AND CO., WELLINGTON, WANGANUI, AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON (City) THE MANSIONS. Ghuznee Street. “Wellington's Best Private Hotel." Two minutes’ walk from trams. Situated in heart of city. Absolute e-itiMaetion guaranteed. Unequalled for aceommodatiou and cuisine. Tariff. 12s. per day. Permanent guests by arrangement. FTre years under present management. Direction, MRS. D. I. McGOI’AN. CAULFIELD HOUSE, 33, 35, 37, Sydney Street East,—This firstclass house has been thoroughly renovated, made moderate, convenient, and most comfortable. Under entirely new management. Tariff, l_s. 6d. per day.—MRS. E. MAXWELL, Proprietress. Phone 42—050. HOTEL BRISTOL, corner Cuba and Ghuznco Streets, well-known Private Hotel, guarantees satisfaction. Recognised house Travellers, Public Service, etc. Take No. 4 Tram from stations: No. 6 Tram from wharves. Tariff, 12s. day, 675. 6d. weekly. R. KERNOHAN, Prop. WAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL, near Te Aro Post Office. This firstclass house is situated close to shopping centre, and all places of amusement, and is fireproof throughout. Contains excellent hot water service, mid guests are assured of comfort and attention. Tariff, 10s. per day, £3 per week. Permanents by arrangement.—MßS. L. MILLS, Proprietress. RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL, Plimroer’s Steps. Terras, 10s. per day, or £3 per week: permanent by arrangement. ’Phone 40—-910. J. DUNCAN, Proprietor. HOTEL COLUMBIA-—Most Central House in City; nearest to Town Hall and Theatres. A Home away from Home: 100 rooms; 10s. per day, £2 ills, weekly. T’houc 41—534. 3S LOWER CUBA STREET. ALBEMARLE PRIVATE HOTEL (off Cuba Street), 59 Ghuznee Street, is now under the management of S. G. Stacey, late Selwyn Hotel. Casuals, 10s. per day. Permanents by arrangement. KENILWORTH, 92 HILL STREET.—This well known house is now under entirely new management. Superior Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Guests. Every convenience, billiard room, otc. Elevated position, near Parliament Buildings, and oue minute’s walk from Tinakori Road Tram Slop. Tariff, from 12s. 6d. per daj. Permanent Guests by arrangement. Proprietress, MRS. E. BENNETT. Telegrams; Kenilworth. Wellington