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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 14, 11 October 1927, Page 2

HOTELS, TOURIST, & HEALTH RESORTS * ——— BELL BUS CO. SIGHT-SEEING TOURS Leave Government Buildings twice daily, including bundayw, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., for a 25-mile drive round ’A ellington, a . and 4.40 p.m. ~ , . .... THE OBSERVATION BUSES have been especially des!gued for s „ seeing, with the maximum window space to ensure an unobstruct-d vne of the scenery. This enables our drivers to act as guides, and point out aud explain the places of interest. Visitors! By taking t 'J®. as possible after your arrival in Wellington, you will ob m formation to assist you during your stay. W hen possible p v a 45 —555 for reserved seats. Fare 5/-. CHRISTCHURCH . 4 ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL, Superior Private AccommodaUon, 8Worcester Street, West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns,, gardens, etc. Moderate tariff. F. J- MURRAY, Iropiietor. CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL, corner Colombo and Lichfield Streets, Christchurch. Phone A 5266 Under n . ew . ideal home in the heart of the Ci ty Continental plan. Bed and Breakfast, 6s. 6d. per day Full board 10s. Concession to permanent guests. Liberal table.-K ANDERSON, Proprietress. HAVELOCK NORTH HILLSBROOK GUEST HOUSE (Hawke’s Bay). This fine house is now open for Paying Guests. First-class accommodation; good table; all home comforts, including Mlliard room and tennis courts. Under the patronage of many of New Zealand’s distinguished residents. Inquiries. LEVIN WISTERIA PRIVATE HOTEL, LEVIN, close to Post Office. Fretclass accommodation; Travellers, Tourists or Convalescents. Tariff 10/nor dav ott?-commercial rates Uonvalesccnts from 8/6 per day. -tele* phone d Levin to? Reservations MRS HOWELL, Proprietress. MARTINBOROUGH—WELLINGTON McKAY and CO.’S MOTOR SERVICE, Martinboiough-Wellington. Leaves Post Office at 8 a.m., 2.30 p.m. Leaves Occidental Hotel 8.45 a.m., 4 p.m. Booking Offices: Wellington—Stanton’s Garage. Tel. 42—835. Martinborough: TeL 2 aud 76. MASTERTON-PALMERSTON 8.8. EXPRESS MOTOR SERVICE NEft 13-SEATER HUDSON SALOON. With all moderii comforts ;or the Travelling Public. The aim of the firm is to run strictly to time-table, connecting with the Wanganui, New Plymouth and Napier Cars and Trains. TIME-TABLE. . . t Leaves Masterton from Wadham’s Sports Depot, 7.30 a.m. daily, (Connects with Wanganui, New Plymouth and Napier Cars and Trains). Leaves Palmerston from Combined Bus Stand at 3.30 p.m. LOOK FOR THE LARGE RED CAR. For seats book at Wadham’s Sports Depot (’Phone 1686) ; after hours Empire Hotel (’Phone 1493). Private ’Phone 1801. For Palmerston Booking.—Combined Bus Office, Rangitikei Street. ’Phone 6790. Private 6894. BROWN AND BRAMWELL, Owner-Drivers. NAPIER, GISBORNE, ROTORUA DE LUXE MOTOR SERVICE CO., LTD., NAPIER KOVAL MAIL CONTRACTOK, NAPIER, IVAIROA, GISBORNE. ROTORUA. TWICE DAILY, 8.30, 6 p.m. Limousine Cadillacs leave for Wairoa and Gisborne, after arrival of Napier Express from Wellington. Wire for seats. Cars meet all passengers at station, NAPIER, WAIROA, AND GISBORNE DUCO MOTOR SERVICE (Owner-Driven). Cars leave thrice daily for Wairoa and Gisborne. Depart Napier at 8 a.m., 2 p.m., and 6 p.m., after arrival of Wellington Express. Wire “DUCO,” Napier, for seats. NEW PLYMOUTH TO PALMERSTON NORTH via HAWERA AND WANGANUI Depart New Plymouth 8 a.m., 10.15 a.m.; arr. Palmerston N. 2.45 p.m., 6 p.m. Palmerston N. to New Plymouth: Dept. Palmerston N. 7.30 a.m., arr. New Plymouth 3 p.m. All Auckland and Wellington Expresses are met by our cars at Marton Station. (This service was pioneered by us eleven years ago). Depart Wanganui for Marton 4.15 a.m., 6.45 a.m., 4.45 p.m., 9.15 p.m. From Wanganui to Hawera and New Plymouth, daily, 7.30 a.m., 9.45 a.m., 1.15 p.m., 3.15 p.m. To Palmerston, daily, 10 a.m., 12.45 p.m., 4 p.m. To Ashhurst, daily, 10.15 a.m. Connect with Napier Express. Tours to any part of N.Z. arranged.—HODSON S PIONEER MOTOR SERVICE, LTD. (Registered). Telegrams: “Aard.” ’Phone 2121. St. Hill Street, Wanganui. ORIENTAL BAY (Wellington) ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL, ORIENTAL BAY (the Beauty Spot of Wellington)—Right-on sea front facing the City and Harbour. Firstclass accommodation. Large airy rooms, all recently renovated. Sun Balcony and New Lounge. Tariff 12/6 per day. Dainty Afternoon Teas. Telephone 21—259. MRS. W. OW'ERS, Proprietress. THE BERKELEY HOTEL, 22 ORIENTAL TERRACE.—This first-class Private Hotel is situated in Wellington’s most attractive and easily accessible quarter—ORIENTAL BAY-which overlooks the harbour, and commands a magnificent view of Wellington. Only one minutes walk to the trams Replete and up-to-date with all modern conveniences Tariff 12/6 per day. Permanent guests by arrangement. 'Phone £3-050. Telegrams: “Berkeley.” Wellington. prrrr.wnQ Proprietor, R. H. RICHAKDb. paekakariki ? —— OCEAN HOUSE, ideally situated at New Zealand’s best watering place, and offering facilities for golfing, tennis, mountaineering, etc. Write now. ’Phone 4. z MISS JENNINGS, Proprietress. PALMERSTON NORTH HOTEL CARLTON, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. New and up-to-date Hotel, now open to receive guests. Luxurious furnishings, hot and cold running water in every bedroom. Central heating. Electric elevator. J. L. BENNETT, Proprietor. P.O. Box 441. ’Phone 5192. PARAPARAUMU BEACH “HOTEL MAJESTIC,” glorious views, superb climate; ideal beach. A journey here in Injurious service car (passing frequently) prepares you for enjoyment. Thinking of a holiday? Spend it here! ’Phone 10M. F. S. SPILMAN. PLIMMERTON ~ TECOMA HOUSE offers first-class accommodation. Right opposite new bowling green, croquet lawns, and new tennis courts (4), opened for Christmas. Hot luncheon and afternoon tea a specialty. Telephone 19. FRANK BARLOW, Proprietor. ROTORUA * —— “THE AUSTRALIA” AND “THE .EMPIRE” PRIVATE HOTELS. RO" adjoining and connected; 100 rooms. First two houses on le: Iway station. Tariff 12/- per day, 70/- per week. Telegrams: E itorua. J. McLEAN. Proprietor. ARMIDALB PRIVATE HOTEL.— Rebuilt, and under original management Cars and buses meet all trains. Tariff 10/- per day, £3/3/- per week. Wire or write, “Armidale,” Rotorua P.O. Box 173. E. CARKEEK, Proprietress. SEATOUN BABINGTON HOUSE, Seatoun, Wellington, opposite bathing sheds. Accommodation for Country visitors and Permanent Boarders. Fishing. Boating. Tennis Courts on the premises. Reasonable terms. Telephone 25—558. Book your rooms for the holidays. Mrs. Risks, Proprietress SOUNDS THOMPSON’S BAY FOR A HOLIDAY! , . , Mrs. Thompson, having added to her house accommodation for 40 or ou guests, is now prepared to receive g<uests at any period of the year. Every comfort and attention ie assured, and best of tables kept. Up-to-date sanitation, safe bathing, fishing, shooting, and boating. Fishing parties arranged for. Children arranged for. Perfect rest for old and young. .Electric light throughout, also telephone. Launch arranged to meet Wellington boat Five hours’ run from Wellington. Book early to save disappointment. Write for particulars Address:— THOMPSON’S BAY, MAHAKIPAWA. WANGANUIHOTEL BRAEBURN. This delightfully-situated snd well-appointed house enjoys a national reputation as one of the foremost private hotels of the Dominion Within a few minutes walk of the G.P.0.. its balconies look out over an unrivalled panorama, while within the hotel an atmosphere of comfort end refinement is associated with an excellent table and courteous attention Visitors from al) parts of the world have recorded their appreciation of Braeburn’s hospitality, and many New Zealanders who travel for pleasure or business look upon this house as their home in Wanganui You will find Braeburn admirably furnished and equipped with every modern convenience essential to the maintenance of its status as a high-class private hotel Letter or telegram to “Braeburn, Wanga nui," will secure accommodation. WELLINGTON (City) HOTEL COLUMBIA Most Ontrnl House in City: nearest to Town Hall and Theatres. A home away from home; 100 rooms: 10/6 per day. £3/3/ weekly ’Phone -11 -53-1 38 LOWER CTTB.A STREET IWBINESS NOTICES. BUSINESS NOTICES. ''l’'lll'j demand for itnproveiuenio in VARICOSE ULCEUS SUCCLSSI'ULLI * many lines of Machinery was never M nM>i’ nT’rriri. oivcm greater than at present Everywheie I’EhMANEM KELILI GIVEN manufacturers aro seeking fresh ideas ( )NE case of years' standing healed new methods Can you invent anything J by \arex, \\ondei 11 b 1,1 “’P le ‘! of commercial value? If you can, it may inexpensive remedv Ahsolutely .sate I u'l Snd Healey. V^VCTp.OX 1558 A. lington. IUOUO