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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 143, 13 March 1931, Page 3

HOTELS, RESORTS & TRAVEL SERVICES TOURIST BUREAU. • lAARD MASTERTON - WELLINGTON. **"■- Leave 7.0 — 7.30 a.in. 8.30 a.m. OFFICE, »•» <0 pS: ' 'Phouo 1848. 4X> p.m. 5 -° »•“” ' SUNDAYS 8.0 a.m. SUNDAYS 8.30 a.m. pan. tfichoii’a Garage, ’Phone 101. 5.0 pan. v Featherston: - Adamson’s Bowser, ’Phone GOD Wellington ■ J. E. JENKINS, Proprietor. AARD Office, opp. Stewart ’PHONE: 1582, MASTERTON. 'Phone 41-555. f AA P D WEDUNGTON-MARTINBOBOUGLL “S’latuXe.S AAKD AA bj) Office at 830 8 a.m. aAd 2.30 cars leave at 8.80 a-m-au 1 • AARD Office, Wellington, and Martinborougb, p.m. daily. On SUNDAY ca wui ton _AARD Office, phone 41—5oo; Martinw - Al “'■ fAApn WELLINGTON TO PALMERSTON NORTH AND NAPIER. 8a m. (connecting to Gisborne)', and 2 pan. daily. Wellington to Napier and Gisborne, via Wairarapa, 2.30 a.m. daily. Napier to Wairoa and Wellington. ■' ;.■< AIR SERVICES TRAVEL BY AIR. GISBORNE TO HASTINGS. • ' . 'FARE: £4., .. , . ■' » ■ Planes leave Gisborne 6.45 a.m.; arriving in time to connect with Wellington BOOKING: By reply HASTINGS’ 8 M ° T ° RS ’” GISBOM ’ GISBORNE AIB TRANSPORT LIMITED. '“Only UNLICENSED Hotel de Luxe.” Days: 15/-°?™or S 14/-); Weekly: “Speeial” room 3 (h * and & WaUr) -’ 16/-, or 93/-. ' BELL BUS WELLINGTON SIGHTSEEING TOURS in No. e 'M P e y a & Bell Buses leave Government Buildings and pick Passengers en route by ar rangement, FARES (all trips); 5/-. DIAL 4a-soa for Seats. EASTER IN CHRISTCHURCH / Accommodation for Easter should be booked immediately at CENTRAL HOTEL (late City Buffet Buildings), cr. Colombo and Lichfield Streets, Christchurch. Two minutes from Square and Post Office. Trams. stop outside door. The Central is one of the most up-to-date licensed hotels m Christchurch. Tariff. 12/6 per day.—H. F. ANDERSON, Proprietor. NAPIER ‘ ™ ■ The NEW CLUB PRIVATE HOTEL (opposite Municipal Baths), Marine Parade, fortunately escaped damage, and offers and comfort to visitors. Tariff: 10/- per day; £3 per week. —H. BODLEX, Propnetor. ORIENTAL BAY (Wellington) THE BERKELEY HOTEL, 22 Oriental Terrace. The only WOODEN Private Hotel de Luxe in Wellington. 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 or Wellington. Only one minute’s walk to the trams. Replete and up-to-date all modern conveniences, garages and parking accommodation. Tariff: 1~/o per day. „ Permnnent guests by arrangement. Phone 23—050. Telegrams Berkeley, Wellington.—Proprietor, R. H. RICHARDS. ORIENT PRIVATE'HOTEL. Ideally situated on the Parade, Oriental Bay, the beauty spot of Wellington. Right at tram stop, facing city and harbour. First-class accommodation with every modern convenience. Large airy rooms. Glorious sun balcony. Parking accommodation for cars. Guests are assured of every comfort and attention. Tariff: 12/6 per day. Telephone: -1 ~o9i MRS. W. OWERS, Proprietress. RAILWAY SERVICES - Departures from THORNDON STATION: For AUCKLAND: 2.0 p.m, Week-days; 7.15 p.m. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. For NEW PLYMOUTH: 9.55 a.m. Week-days. For WANGANUI: Week-days, 9.55 a.m., 2.0 p.m. (Change at Marton.) For NAPIER: 9.20 a.m. Week-days. For PALMERSTON NORTH: 8.18 a.m., 9.20 a.m., 9.55 a.m., 10.17 a.m., 2.0 p.m., 5.40 p.m. Week-days, 7.15 p.m. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Departures from LAMBTON STATION: For WOODVILLE, PALMERSTON NORTH and NAPIER: 7.50 a.m. For MASTERTON: 7.50 a.m., 4.15 p.m. DIAL 'PHONE 44—120 FOR PASSENGER INFORMATION. Railway Sight-seeing Buses Daily to beautiful Hutt Valley—l2-minutc service, ROTORUA ~ ” ~ ARMIDALE PRIVATE HOTEL.—Rebuilt, and under original management. Cars and buses meet all trains. Tariff: 10/- per day; £3/3/- per week. Wiro or write, “Armidale,” Rotorua, P.O. Box 173. —E. CARKEEK, Proprietress. WANGANUI > What about that trip to. Wanganui and the N.Z. Rhine? Of course, you will take it, and stop at the FEDERAL HOTEL (brick built), delightfully situated on river bank, overlooking the beautiful Moutoa Gardens, with good up-river view. High-class cuisine. 10/- per day.—MRS. M. BETHUNE, Proprietress. WANGANUI RIVER WANGANUI RIVER. Why not make this famous trip this summer. New ealanders should all know that the Wanganui River presents the most interesting journey of its class in the whole of Australasia. The trip is unique. Popular with Homelanders, Americans, Continentals and Australians. One hundred miles of scenic wonders. Comfortable steamers. Stop-overs at the Houseboat aud Pipiriki House, popular for 30 years past. Inquire of Wanganui River Services, Tourist Bureau and Cook & Son. Can be worked in with any North Island itinerary. Scenic Waterway of Pacific.. WELLINGTON CITY HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, cuba street. ' fS? SiStNs. Wellington’s Leading Private Hotel, 'fisl M Ho* nnd Cold Water in Every Bedroom, tjr Sj US Reading Lamp over Each Bed. I -ml ft Excellent cuisine. The very finest and most 1 31 »■! ® a comfortable private hotel in New Zealand. W 11 AN ACKNOWLEDGED C.TA. AND PS. HOUSE. the lowest tariff in new ZEALAND FOR THIS CLASS OF I HOTEL. r Tariff: 15/- and 16/6 Day, £4/15/- Week. Ip'Proprietor: S, EDILSON. Telephone 22—412 (Office); 21—203 (Guests). ’ “KENILWORTH,” 92 Hill Street. First-class accommodation. Casual and permanent guests. Near Government Buildings. Billiard room, garden, etc. Terms: 12/6 day. Special terms permanent guests. Telegrams: “Kenilworth, Wellington.” Phone: 42—649.—5. BENNETT, proprietress. RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL, Plimmer's Steps, Lambton Quay (behind Barrett’s Hotel). This central hotel has just been entirely Reserve vour Easter and Winter accommodation now. Tariff: 10/6 per day, £3 per week. Phone - 40—910.—W. BARRY SMITH, Proprietor. HOTEL COLUMBIA.—Most central house in city; nearest to Town Hall nnd Theatres. , ‘lOO rooms. Tariff: 8/6 per day. Phone: 41 —584. 38 LOWER CUBA STREET. CAULFIELD HOUSE. 33, 35, 37 SYDNEY STREET EAST (opp. Parliamentary Buildings. The most comfortable and up-to-date bouse to stay at in Wellington. Tariff: .12/6 per day, weekly by arrangement Telegrams: “Caulfield,” Wellington. ’Phone: 42—355.—MR5. MAXWELL, Proprietress. HOTEL BRISTOL, corner Cuba and Ghuznee Streets, well-known Private Hotel; guaranteed satisfaction. Recognised house travellers, Public Service, etc. Take No. 4 tram from stations: No. 6 tram from wharves. Tariff: 11/- day; £3/3/- weekly. Telephone 22—218.—R. KERNOHAN, Proprietor.

MASTERTON ANNOUNCEMENTS. “ipHE DOMINION” Branch Office, -*• Perry Street, Masterton, deals •with all matters concerning Subscriptions,. Advertising, and Provincial News. Telephone 1161; Box 87. /'■'IAMPERS are invited to inspect our wonderful two-burner “Kamp-Kook.” Eight models to choose from. Albert Donald. Masterton. "POUND Trip Tours—Nash Sedan ■lt leaves P.O. 10.45 a.m. daily for Palmerston North, Sunday excepted. Pare 10/-. A CETONE Welding—Broken or Worn -rk Castings' Welded equal to new. Dawson, 41 Dincoin Road. Masterton. WANTED TO SELL. VICTOR KIRKBECK LTD. have’ opened up their Cabinet Factory. “Direct to Public.” Save pounds on yonr Furniture. Lower Tory St., just round from Gas Co,

POSTAL SHOPPING GUIDE. TZTIAKI Drill Garage Coats, only 11/6 each, at Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., Broadway, Palmerston North. ATEN’S All-wool Pullovers, worth 10/6, selling at 5/1.1 at Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., Palmerston North. ATOI’IIERS, Look —-Boys’ Flannelette I'-*- pyjamas, going at 4/6 pair, all sizes, Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., Palmerston North. WANTED TO SELL. KENNER’S.— It’s Easier to Pay the Kenner Way.” A single article to a hotel delivered Io your nearest station free. Manners Street, opp. King’s Theatre, and Petone. TPORRESTER LTD.—If you are on the ■U market for good Furniture, sec our stocks, Lambion Quay, near Kelburn Tram.