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HOTELS, RESORTS & TRAVEL SERVICES TOURIST BUREAU. AARD WELLINGTON TO PALMERSTON NORTH AND NAPIER. S a.m. (connecting to Gisborne) and 2 p.m. daily. Wellington to Napier and Gisborne, via Wairarapa, 2.30 a.m. daily. Napier to Wairoa and Gisborne, 8 a.m., 2 p.m. daily. Napier-Taupo-Rotorua-Auckland, 8 a.m. daily. ALL OWNER-DRIVEN.—AARD SERVICES. ’Phone 41—555, Wellington. Head Office: ■ _A-- PHONES: 51 WILLIS ST. 44—942 WELLINGTON. 44—732 NEWMAN BROS., LTD. Comfortable Cadillac Motor Services Run Daily. PICTON—BLENHEIM—KAIKOURA CHRISTCHURCH—NELSON—TAKAKA WEST COAST—GREYMOUTH Full particulars from— Government Tourist Offices; Thos. Cook & Son; T. & W. Young, WeUingtoSl Or PHONE 44—732, “WHITE STAR.” TRAVEL BY NEWMAN’S. WELLINGTON-NAPIER Depart WELLINGTON: For NAPIER at 2 a.m., 8.30 a.m, and 12.30 p.m. Depart PALMERSTON: For NAPIER, 5.45 a.m., 12.30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Napier, arrive 10.30 a.m., 5 p.m, and 8.30 p.m. BOOKING OFFICE: 51 WILLIS STREET (Phones: 45—842 and 44—942). MARTIN & VERNON. S.O.S. MOTORS, LTD. PHONES: 45—842 AND 44—942. HOTEL WINDSOR BUILDING, 51 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Cars leave the above depot as follows: — For WANGANUI and NEW PLYMOUTH.—At 2 a.m., 8.30 a.m., 12.30 p.m. For WANGANUI ONLY.—At 4.30 p.m. (except Saturdays). For PALMERSTON NORTH and NAPIER.—At 8.30 a.m., 12.30 and 4.30 p.u. (4.30 p.m. does not run on Saturdays). SUNDAYS.—Depart 9 a.m. for NEW PLYMOUTH, WANGANUI, NAPIEB S.O.S. MOTORS, LTD., Head Office, Avenue, Wanganui.AUCKLAND ROYAL HOTEL, Victoria Street West. —First-class accommodation,,Tourists, C.T., and A.A. House. One minute John Court’s, Queen Street.. All conveniences. Tariff reduced 15/-; weekly arrangements made. J. REILLY, Proprietor, lata Dominion Hotel, Titnaru. HOTEL STONEHURST —“The only UNLICENSED Hotel-de-Luxe,” UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. Mrs. E. Churtou, late of Wairakei, manageress. 100 rooms. Telegraphic address: “STONEHURST.” WELLINGTON SIGHT-SEEING TOUR Leaves Government Buildings (opp. War Memorial) every day at 2 p.m.; arrives back 5 p.m. Fare: 5/-. Route: Oriental Bay, Mount Victoria (650 ft.), Point Halswell (Massey Memorial), Seatoun, Rongotai Airport), Lyall Bay, Queen’# Drive (views of South Island), Island Bay, Happy Valley, Brooklyn, returning to the city past the famous Carillon. Bell Bus collects passengers at hotels by arrangement. Telephone 45—555 and instruct. CHRISTCHURCH CENTRAL HOTEL, cr. Colombo and Lichfield Sts. 10/6 day; £3/3/weekly. Late license Al Hotel. Lately renovated; latest conveniences; heart city. Best ales, wines aiid spirits. Write or wire.—H. F, ANDERSON, Proprietor. HASTINGS ARCADIA HOUSE, Avenue Road (right opposite the Railway Station). First-class table, every comfort, good service. Moderate tariff. —MRS. E. COOK, Proprietress. MASTERTON MOTOR SERVICES. NEW BOOKING OFFICE: opp. G.P.0.. FEATHERSTON STREET. PHONE 42—222. JENKINS’ MOTOR SERVICES, LTD. F. J. STANIFORTH HEAD OFFICE MASTERTON. NAPIER Mrs. N. M. Truman, the proprietress, has pleasure in advising her friends that the EMPIRE HOTEL, the first reconstructed earthquake-proof hotel in Napier, is again open to guests. Thoroughly refurnished, the “EMPIRE” offers unexcelled accommodation. All conveniences and Reasonable rates. Commercial travellers specially catered for. SHAKESPEARE ROAD. PHONE : 1711. BOX 82. ' “LORNE,” 42 Morris St. (next Nelson Park). First-class aecom. Permanents and casuals. Excellent cuisine. All comforts. Sunny position; attractive grounds; car park; tenuis courts. 25/- week. ORIENTAL BAY (Wellington) ORIENT HOTEL TI, ‘ S FIRST-GLASS Private Hotel is ideally situated ' 7nTniiiii■LirA right on the Parade, overlooking harbour. Large, bright rooms SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED; sun balcony; excellent cuisine. Official Automobile Hotel, with parking ground. Reduced Tariff; 11/- day. Tel.: 51—259.— MRS. W. OWERS. Proprietress. THE BERKELEY HOTEL, 22 Oriental Terrace. The only WOODEN Private Hotel de Luxe in Wellington. This First-elass Private Hotel is situated in Wellington’s most attractive and easily accessible quarter.—Oriental Bay. Tariff: 12/6 per day, or £3/15/- per week. Permanent Guests from £2/10/per week. Telephone 53-—oso.—Proprietor, R. H. RICHARDS. ROTORUA GEYSER HOTEL, Rotorua. The golfers’ rendezvous, opposite finest golf links iu N.Z., and at the 19th bole. Free garage. Lawn tennis courts and putting greens. Tariff: 14/6 per day; £4/10/- weekly.—W. GALBRAITH. Proprietor. Cooks’ and Govt, coupons accepted. ARMIDALE PRIVATE HOTEL. Tariff: 10/- per day; £3/3/- per week. Rebuilt and under original management. Car and buses meet all trains. Write or wire, “Armidcle,” 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, delightfully situated on river bank, overlooking the beautiful Mputoa Gardens, with good up-river view. ' High class cuisine. 10/- per day.—MRS. M. BETHUNE, Proprietress. WELLINGTON CITY HOTEL BRISTOL, private hotel, corner Cuba and Ghuznee Sts. Recognised house travellers, Public Service, etc. Take No. 4 tram from stations; No. 6 tram from wharves. 11/- day; £3/3?- weekly. Tel.: 22-218.—R. Kernohan, Proprietor.

r ■ NEW LOW RAILWAY FARES Second Class First Class FROM (or to) WELLINGTON Single Return Single Return Paekakarikl 2/4 4/8 3,9 6/10 Otaki ......... .......... 4/o </10 6/3 11/7 Levin ...............••••«••• 3/4 9/8 4/9 * Palmerston North 7/9 14/1 11/4 21/1 Feilding ••••..•••••••.•••••>•• 8/9 16/2 24/1 Marton •■•...••«•■..••••■■*•• 10/3 18/9 la/- 27/11 Wanganui 13/2 24/2 19/4 36/1 Hawera 17/10 32/6 26/1 48/9 Stratford •«••••••. • • 19/5 35/6 28/4 53/1 New Plymouth ........ 22/- 40/1 32/3 60/4 Woodville 9/4 17/- 13/8 25/6 Dannevirke . 10/9 19/9 15/8 29/3 Waipukurau 13/9 25/3 20/2 37/7 Hastings 16/5 30/- 24/2 45/Napier 17/6 32/- 25/7 47/11 National Park 19/4 35/3 28/3 52/9 Hamilton 29/10 54/8 43/10 81/10 Rotorua 37/4 68/3 54/9 102/5 Auckland 37/2 68/- 54/6 101/10 Featherston — 3/6 —5/Greytown —4/- —6/Carterton —5/- —7/Masterton —5/- —7/TRAVEL BY TRAIN FOR ECONOMY AND ENJOY THE DIFFERENCE.

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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 294, 7 September 1932, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 294, 7 September 1932, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 294, 7 September 1932, Page 2

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