HOTELS. RESORTS & TRAVEL SERVICES Phones: 41—555 and 41—550. Wellington. TOURIST BUREAU. 4.ARI* WELLINGTON to PALMERSTON NORTH and NAPIER. 2 a.m.. 8.30 a.m. (connecting to Gisborne), and 1.15 p.m. daily Wellington to Palmerston North only, 5 p.m. daily Napier to Waiioa and Gisborne, 8 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6 p.m Napier-Taupo- Rotorua-Auckland, 8 a.m. daily. ALL OWNER DRIVEN. AARD SERVICES. A AT?D MOTOR SERVICES. LTD. SOUTH ISLAND HEADQUARTERS: /A2I.CYU t{jnl . Tas ; s Lt( |.. Christchurch. NeDon-Blenheim-Kaikoura-Christchurch; Cars leave Nelson clailv (except Sunday) at (> a.m. Cars leave Blenheim I) a.m. Cars leave Kaikoura 1 p.m. Cars arrive Christchurch 5.45 p.m. 'Lours arranged by our Christchurch Oflice to any part of the Dominion. CHRISTCHURCH-TIMARU-DUNEDIN HUNTER’S D.O.T. SERVICE leaves Christchurch 9 a.m. daily. See outside Railway Hotel Four-hour vehicle. AUCKLAND , , v . ROYAL HOTEL, Victoria Street West, Auckland, New lounge now open. Reduced tariff The attention, courtesy and excellent cuisine which * on K - been identified with Royal Hotel service, remain as usual. Tariff. 13/b and 1-/0. —J. REILLY. Proprietor. _ THISTLE HOTEL, Auckland. Opposite Majestic Theatre, Queen Street. In heart of city. Private entrance; Darby Street. Tariff: 9/- per day. Bed andl breakfast/b/B. ’Phone 45—137-W. J. HICKEY’. Proprietor. HOTEL ‘STONEHURST,” Auckland. “The only UNLICENSED Hotel-de-Luxe." Manageress. Mrs E. Churtom 100 rooms. Inclusive tariff irom 10/- per day. Telegrams: ’•StouehursL” WELLINGTON 81GHT-SEEING TOUR Leaves Government Buildings (opp War Memorial) every \ S day at 2 p.m., arrives back 5 p.m Fare. 5/-. Route: 7cnT'« Oriental Bay. Mount Victoria (650 It.), Point HalswelJ (Massey /teST-fe'lk M-moriul). Seatouu, Rongotai Airport). Lyall Bay, Queen i Uj.jyj, lview . o f South island), Island Bay. Happy V alley. Brooklyn, returning to the city past the famous Carillon. Belt bus collects passengers at hotels by arrangement. Telephone 45—055 and instruct tqtCHT TRCH Centra) Heating is only one of the modern features of Christchurch’s most up-to-dnVe hotel—THE NEW CITY (H. E. Crust, prop.). Lavishly turnished. In & e water in every room, and excellent cuisine. Fireproof and quakeproof; 2 mtn. s'tauon 15/-day ; commercials 13/0. Telegraph: "Crust,” Christchurch. HOTEL, corner of Heretaunga and Market Streets. This popular bote) Ims now been completely rehabilitated and comfort and attention. C.T., A.A. and P.S. bouse. Lanff. 14/- per day. 1. HIGGINS. Proprietor. HAVELOCK NORTH (Hawke’s Bay) . HILLSEROOK GUEST HOUSE. Comfort and Independence Tennis and golt, swimming C.T.A. and W.A.A. bouse. lafiff: £3/o/- week; 1-/6 day. —Phone 419 Hastings. HELENSVILLE n t Stav nt HINEMOA. Mineral baths on premises. Excellent accommodation. All conveniences. Tariff: £3/4/-. weekly: 10/- per day. 14 rite or wire.—MLS. M. E. KEANE. Proprietress. ' MASTERTON MOTOR SERVICES MASTERTON- imp t>-3(> a.m (Monday only). 7.15 a.m.. 9 a.m., 10.30 a.m., SATURDAY P l)ep (.15 a.m.. D a m.. 10.30 a.m.. 1.30 p.m., 4 p.m. WELLINGTON. Dep. 2 a.m (for Napier), 8.30 a.m., 1.00 p.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m. SATURDAY: Dep 2 a.m.. 8.30 a.m.. 1.30 p.m.. 4 p.m., b p.m. SUNDAYMASTERTON: Dep. « a.m.. 1-30 p.m.. 0 p.m.. < p.m. WELLINGTON. De;,. 8.30 a.m.. 4.30 pm. 8 p.m Bonkin" Offices. Mnsterton . Midland Garage (phones 1848, 19Jb). Cat terton Lane < Confecrionirv (phone 90). Hughes, Tobacconist (phone 20a). Karn Niebull’s Go rage (plume 101) . Featherston Finlay’s Bowser (phone 60) Edwards Confectioner (plume 1(><) Fe »n«WKo G.P.O (Phone 42—222).—F J STAN (FORTH—JENKINS MOIOR SERVICES LTD Head Office: Mnsterton. NAPIER HOTEL CENTRAL NAPIER’S NJCW LEADING HOTEL. Hot cold water in every room. Phones (3 and 1347. TELEGRAM. CENTRAL.” —F. G. STAFF, Proprietor. C.T. and 44 .A. HOUSE BY APPOINTMENT. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Whale have pleasure in announcing that the COUNTY PRIVATE HOTEL. Emerson Street, is ready for the reception of guests. lite hotel has been attractively furnished throughout, and visitors to Napier are assured of superior accommodation at a reasonable tariff. NELSON-CHRISTCHURCH, via Blenheim & Kaikoura Leave Anstice’s Bldgs.. Nelson. 7.15 a.m.. Mon., Wed. and Fri. Leave Runwell’s 125 Gloucester St.. Christchurch. 7.15 a.m., Tues., Thurs. and Sat. ANSTICE’S MOTOR SERVICE (opp. G.P.0.). Nelson. NEW PLYMOUTH HOTEL IMPERIAL (J POW’ER. Proprietor). Completely renovated. Hot and cold water tn all bedrooms; beautiful lounges. Tariff: 15/- per day; Commercials 12/6. Every attention given. ORIENTAL BAY (Wellington) ODI’-MT MrtTFI fins First-class Private Hotel is ideally situated right 05?,C --- on the Parade, overlooking city and harbour Large, bri-lit well-furnished rooms; glorious sun balcony; TeL: w. (i™. Proprietress. HIE BERKELEY HOTEL, 22 Oriental Terrace. The Largest Wooden Guest House in Wellington Situated in Beautiful Grounds. °\® r K° , ; I ? s £ .. I )2V hour Garages and Parking Accommodation Lanff: Casual, 10< day • week. Permanents by arrangement lei.’ 53 —OaO. Proprietress. M- M. R 1 CH ARDS. PALMERSTON NORTH KINGSCOURT PRIVATE HOTEL, 85 Fitzherbert Av. Under new management Entirely renovated throughout; reduced tariff; first-class table; tennis court. Permanents and casuals. A.A. house. Phone: 60GS.—MR. and MRS. FRANK TUCKER. PARAPARAUMU “WAIMARIE" GUEST HOUSE, situated on the main road, offers special allday meal service to motorists at reduced prices. An Ideal Holiday aud 44 eek-end Resort. Tennis court, croquet lawn and garage ■; handy to.golf.links andb ach. £3/3/- wkiy ; 10/6 day; Sat. (dinner) to Sunday (tea), 12/6. Phone 00. MRS. LEWIS, Proprietress. PARAPARAUMU BEACH , v THE PREMIER SEASIDE RESORT—“THE MAJESTIC. New sun lounge, large front rooms; magnificent views, ideal surroundings. All modern equipment. Tariff. From £3/3/-. Lock-up garage. Adjoins golt links. 1 hone 1051.—F. S SPILMAN. QUEENSTOWN, SOUTHERN LAKES Stay at GOLDEN TERRACE. Select accommodation, charming situation overlooking Queenstown. Tariff: 11/- per day; £3/u/- weekly.—MßS. M. DAVIES, Box 9, Queenstown. IVrite or wire. ROTORUA , t . BRENT’S Tariff 12/6, 13/6 and 14/6; every seventh day free. Hot and cold water in seventy-four bedrooms. Ideal. situation ; first-class accommodn t>«» meals. Enjoy bright company, dancing in Brent s own ballroom. Golf, tenm., swimming and croquet within easy range. Adurcss. Brent-, Rotor • RUSSELL, Bay of Islands “TTIF P.TTNGALOW” right on the waterfront. Has best situation in Russell. Ideal for tourists and travellers. Secluded, yet handy P.O. .N’ m p ( o tariff- 12/- day. £3/10/- weekly.—slßS. A. E. BISSET, Proprietress. I hone o, Russell. ______ TAIHAPE . GRETNA HOTEL, Taihape. for comfort and excellence, hot and cold w? tCM electric light; 3 minutes station. Write or wire: J. QUIRK, Proprietor. 1 hone 38. Box 101. THE SOUNDS Stay at FEDERAL HOTEL, Picton, Queen Charlotte Sound; handy boat and G.PO. Tariff: 12/6 day, £3/3/- weekly Special arrangemen First-mass meals. Splendid view Picton Harbour.—G. A. PEIRIL, 1 ropnetor. WANGANUI , HOTFI PARKVILLE Ridgway Street, Wanganui. One minute from tail wav S r post First-class accommodation. Writing room and good commercial and sitting room accommodation. Lanff reduced to 10/ per .J, £2/12/6 per week. P.O. Box 207. Correspondence promptly attended to. JAS. HODSON. Proprietor. WHAKATANE-OPOTIKI-GISBORNE Took with R.M TRANSPORT CO. LTD. Cars leave 6 a.m., 1 p.m.. 4.30 p.m. Collect wires: “Motoco,’ Rotorua Private Hotel, cotner Cuba and Ghuznce Sts.automobile house Automobile Associnlion and Public —r'kERNOHAN. No. 4 tram trom stations. Tariff: 9/6 daily, Tel.: oA^-18.— L. bLK-WMan. proprietor.
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