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ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON. WAITANGI HOUSE, 58 Boulcott St.: ’ ' Superior Accommodation for permanents and casuals; terms moderate. Phone 41-682. WADE'S HOTEL (late Waverley), ’ ’ Marion St. —Superior Accommodation. Tariff from 25/-; Casual. 6/- per day. Phone 54-385. TTOTEL SELWYN, Courtenay Place.— AA Superior accom., excellent ta_ble; reduced tariff; permanents from 27/6; casuals 7/- per day, 52-222. TTOTEL ARCADIA, Lambton Quay, AA Official Public Service and A.A. House. Tariff, 10/6 and 11/6 day. Proprietress, Mrs. Tiller, PROVINCIAL. HOTEL CARGEN, AUCKLAND. The Best Residential Hotel in Auckland, Magnificent Harbour Views. Fully Licensed. Under the Management of M. A. Carr (Late of Wellington). rpQ conform .vith the present economic •A conditions the whole tariff has been revised. Continental system of charges. Bed and Breakfast only or inclusive tariff. Private telephones in every bedroom. Telegrams: “Cargen” Auckland. AUCKLAND — Hotel “Arundel,” Waterloo Quadrant, opp. Govt. House, 11/- day, £3/3/- and £3/10/weekly. Permanents by arrangement. AUCKLAND — "Sonoma” Private -"A Hotel, 5 Alfred St., near Albert Park; 8/- day, £2/8/- weekly; Bed and Breakfast, 5/6. Mrs. J. Nairn, Proprietress. A UCKLAND—HoteI “Bella Vista,” 7 “‘A Lower Symonds Street. Tariff 6/day, £2 weekly. Mrs. A. Hodges, Proprietress. A UCKLAND —“Ryecroft,” 26 Symonds st., opp. Albert Park. Reduced tariff, 8/- day, £2/10/- weekly; Bed and Breakfast, 5/-; permanents by arrangement. Appointed A.A.A. House. A UCKLAND—HoteI Northland (under new management), Queen St.; billiards; no tram fares; 10/6 day, £3 3/- weekly. The Hotel with the table and appearance. A UCKLAND — Fernleigh Private “-A Hotel, 28 Symonds St. Tariff reduced. Trams pass door, 3 minutes Railway and P.O. Modern conveniences. Miss E. Smith, Proprietress. A UCKLAND—“Hinemoa,” Alfred St., “■A near Albert Park. Full board, or bed and breakfast; reduced tariff; excellent cuisine. “TJELVUE," 1 Alfred St., Albert Park, -*-* Auckland (late residence of Sir Carrick Robertson). Single and double rms., garages; moderate terms. Tel. 42-637. pHRISTCHURCH — Excellent accom. AJ at the well-known Hotel Federal, from 11/6 per day; bed and breakfast, 8/6; h. and c. water in rooms; gas fires in bedrooms; good table. pHRISTCHURCH — Wellington Hotel A'' (licensed), Tuam Street; newly renovated ; 8/6 day, £2/5/- weekly; permanents from 25/-; best wines, spirits. Monty Corliss, Proprietor. pHRISTCHURCH—“The Lodge,” 36 A 7 Hereford St. City’s Premier Private Hotel; West End. Tariff from £3/10/-. D. B. Gunn, Proprietor. pHRISTCHURCH — “Coral Gables," A> 249 Cambridge Terrace; 8/6 day, £2/10/- weekly; centre City; good menu; every attention. Tel. 32t859. Miss P. Sleeman, Proprietress. pHRISTCHURCH — Hotel Windsor, Manchester Street, 1 min. station; wireless and billiards; bed and breakfait, 4/-; weekly 30/-. pHRISTCHURCH—Make the Hotel A-' Cecil (Private Hotel) your choice. For comfort, service and table d’hote, none excels; handy railway; moderate tariff. Mrs, K. Brown, Proprietress. pHRISTCHURCH — Savoy Private A 7 Hotel, 37 Manchester St.. 2 min. from station: 8/- a day, week; Permanents from 30/-. C.T. and P.S. House, A. V. Dodd, Prop. pHRISTCHURCH—Stay at The Ambaesadors Private Hotel: new management ; "handy station; latest conveniences; 10/- day. Mrs. A. Young, Proprietress. TVANNEVIRKE — Criterion Private ■A 7 Hotel. Ideal accommodation; 8/day. 42/- week. Motorists’ teas and meals. R. A. Nicol.' TA UNEDIN—-Leviathan Hotel, nearly A 7 opposite Railway Station; tariff, 9/day; largest private hotel N.Z. Box 112, D uneduij ________ TV UNEDlN—“Sunwick,” 75 Stafford A- 7 St. Sunny rooms, plenty hot water; 9/- day, £2/10/- weekly: all conveniences. Mrs. M. E. Leadbetter, Proprietress. p-REYTOWN—Sian Baker’s “GreyAA town” Hotel. Bowls, tennis, fishing, .shooting; good menus: first-class accommodation. Phone 26. TTAMILTON—HoteI Almadale, most AA central and unique situation, garage, tennis court; A.A. and C.T. hotel; ideal holiday house. 10/- per day. Alex. Mcßae. Proprietor. P.O. Box 11. HAUMOANA— “Ocean View” Guest House. 7 miles from Napier and Hastings. First-class accommodation ; bathing, boating, tennis. Tariff i’i./'Z/weekly, 7/6 daily. Mrs. L, Bowen. AVELOCK NORTH— Illilliwa Guest House, Middle Road. Terms 2 gns. per week. 10/- per day. MASTERTON. —Strathearn, 28 Perry Street. Central, first-class Accommodation offered Casual Guests; tariff moderate. Phone 1544. APIER —Munroe House, 2 Munroe St. Superior accommodation at reasonable tariff; permanents from 20/- weekly, washing included. XTAPIER—Beach House, 36 Marine AY Parade. Excellent accommodation. Minute’s walk from P.O. Mrs. Bott. NAPIER— The Terraces Private Hotel, * Shakespeare Road. Superior accommodation. single and double rooms: tariff 30/- weel-Jy. 5/- day; perms... 25/6. excluding laundry. Special quotation parties and families. Phone 1169. Mrs. M. Plunkett MA PIER VISITORS! Try DevonA' l shire House, 91 Marine Parade. Clean, comfortable, good meals, tariff moderate. Book now. IJACIFIC House. Marine Parade. NaA pier. Superior Accommodation. Casuals, S/- per day; £2/2/- per week. Permanent 27/6 and washing. MELSON —“Wainui House,” Superior accommodation, beautiful surroundings, 3 minutes tennis lawns, bowling greens; all service cars call. Tel. So. Nelson. OKOROIRE. , UNSURPASSABLE for a rest, holiday or your health: New Zealands premier Spa Resort. The Hot Springs Hotel. ■pAEKAKARIKI.—“MerivaIe,” FirstA class Guest House, handy to beach. Special Week-end Tariff. Miss Sanders. Phone 2. NTH. — Broadway House, Broadway Ave., under new management. First-class table. Permanents and casuals. Terms moderate. Tel. iQOo. ARAPARAUMU BEACH—Vacancies for Paying Guests. Apply Miss A. Langley. TJARAPARAUMU. —"Waimarie Guest X * House.” Teas served with Devonshire Cream and Home-made Jam. under bright umbrellas. Mrs. Lewis, TeL 35.

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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 93, 13 January 1934, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 93, 13 January 1934, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 93, 13 January 1934, Page 1

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