ACCOMMODATION. I PROVlNClAlj— (Continued). ■VELSON—“Wainui House.” Superior accommodation, beautiful surroundings, 3 minutes tennis lawns, bowling greens; all service cars call. Tel. 85. Nelson. ■VEW PLYMOUTH — Hotel Arcadia, a’ under new management. First-class accommodation; 8/6 day; handy station, Egmont St, SPECIAL WEEK-END RATES AT THE CAPITOL, OTAKI BEACH. Tj I ROM Saturday afternoon to Sunday A- evening, 12/6; return excursion train fares, 5/3 from Wellington, 4/6 from Palmerston North. A glorious week-end’s freedom for 17/91 Moderate charges for longer periods. Telephone 77 for reservations. ■pAEKAKARIKl —“Merivale” Guest A House. Book early for summer holidays. Handy beach and tennis courts. Miss Sanders, phone 2. T>ALM. NTH. —King's Court. DelightA fully restful, renovated throughout; gardens, grounds, tennis courts. OwnerProprietress, Mrs. Stephen (Mrs. McCabe) . Fitzherbert Av. PALM. NTH.—Goldfern House, David St. Every comfort at £1 per week. Close station. A. G. .Wouldes. Proprietress. PALMERSTON NORTH—Broadway House, Broadway. Accommodation, permanents and casuals. Moderate terms. 'Phone 7005. Mrs. D. Duckett. DANGITIKEI PRIVATE HOTEL, Palmerston Nth.—Single and double rms., perm, and casuals. 6/6 daily, from 25/- weekly. pLIMMERTON. -r Tecoma House, 1 A min. from beacn and station, opp. tennis courts and bowling green: every comfort; tariff moderate. Tel. 19. Frank Barlow. PLIMMERTON — Karehana House, right on beach front; every comfort assured; tariff moderate. Phone 3. Pro-' prietress. Mrs. Cameron. ■pOTORUA—The .Mansions, 11/- day, A* l 70/- weekly; same well-known service management; A.A.A. and C.T. house. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeve. pOTORUA —Fenton House. Most central position in Rotorua. Excellent table. Free garage. 8/- per day. ConPOTORUA —Hotel Australia. Summer A J tariff, 10/6 per day; £3/3/- per week. All concessions. Apply Australia, Rotorua. pOTORUA —Chirm’s Private Hotel, A* l Hinemoa St., min. Ward and Blue Baths; tariff, 9/6 day, £3 week; garage free, Appointed Auto. Assn. Hotel. '■pAURANGA —Hotel St. Anne’s, LeadA ing Private Hotel, Tauranga, centrally situated in charming grounds. Proprietors, Captain and Mrs. Harne. VX/AIROA — Arcadia Private Hotel. ’’ Centrally situated. Excellent accommodation. 7/6 day, 30/- week. A.A. House. Mrs. Jean Turner, Proprietress. WANGANUI—HoteI Parkville, Ridgway St. Tariff, 10/- per day: E2/12/G per week. Reg. Civil Servants’ House. Free -arage. parking for clients. VVANGANUI—FederaI Hotel. Delight- ’’ fully situated on riverbank, overlooking the beautiful Moutoa Gardens, with good up-river view; liigh-class cuisine; 10/- per day. Mrs. M. Bethune. Proprietress. FOSTER’S HOTEL. WANGANUI. NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING HOTEL. QUITES DE LUXE; private Bathrooms, h. and c. water,, telephone every room. Telegraphic Address: —- FOSTER’S. WANGANUI. P.O. Box 54. Telephone 2196. M J. KYNE Manager. REST HOMES. I ADY with good home Havelock Nth., will care' for invalid or convalescent person. Nl7l, “Dominion.’’ pEST HOME —233 The Terrace, for A* delicate people'needing care and diet. Miss Pascoe. N.Z.R.N., in charge. tpHE SANATORIUM, Morrinsville, for . A Chest Diseases; modernised; X-Ray installed; 4} guineas weekly including medical attention DRESSMAKING. PEOPLE'S DRESSMAKER, 144 The A Terrace —Dressmaking, Renovating, Coats, Costumes, Children’s Clothes. Prices omderate. Satisfaction guaranteed. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. ARGAIN —Pleasant Suburban Business, suit couple, 2 ladies; £6O or near offer, Sl5O, “Dominion.” ARANAKI Businesses: Bakery with tea rooms, £425; tea rooms, home cookery. £250; fruit and confectionery, £125; Bowser stations from £l5O. Write for full particulars, Gilmours, Laud Agents, New Plymouth. : ZiARAGE, Service Station, popular car '-A agencies, East Coast; turnover average £lOO week; fully-equipped modern machinery, all brands petrol; excellent living accommodation. Particulars, Moss and Moss, Ltd., 113 Queen St., Auckland. LEADING RESTAURANT. WANTED to Sell, in thriving Hawke’s Bay town, up-to-date restaurant; cash required £315. Inquiries to K2Ol, “Dominion.” , PLANTS, TREES <S GARDEN. A NEMONES and Ranunculus, prize strain, mixed, 80% doubles, 1/- doz., 5/- 100, posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland, SI. WINTER Flowering Sweet Pea Seed. Collection of six beautiful named varieties for 1/6. T. Waugh and Son, Wellington, C.l, TJEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, ExhibiAA tion strain, finest mixed colours, flowering bulbs, 4/- doz., posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, SI. “PLEAM Hybrids” Nasturtium Plants, 'A double flowering, about 12 colours, strong plants. 2/6 doz. posted. Te Aro Seed Co.-. Wgtn. A LLIUMS. Ixias, I'ritonias, Daffodils, Freesias. Muscari. 1/- doz. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, SI. ATTRACTII i-i Hyacinths, scented ‘brimsons, blues, ninks, yellows, etc., 9d. ca., 7/6 doz. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland, p EUMS. double flowered, mixed colours, M including the new Orange Queen: piants 1/6 dozen posted. T. Waugh and Son, Wellington, C.l. “QCARLET Gleam” Nasturtium Plants, double flowering, fine for massing, 2/6 doz. posted. Te Aro Seed Co.. Wgtn. ——=====3PRODUCE FOR SALE.I POOD wheaten straw, direct from mills. '-A Qu trucks, Rangitikei. zkny quantity, any time. To save money, write Alfred Jensen, Crofton, Marton. on TRUCKS freshly baled prime clean bright sweet threshed clover-mea-dow hay, 3S/- ton, or truck 155 bales, £7/10/- cash. Free on rail Hastings. New season’s grass seed mixture ami certified seeds now ready. Langley’s, Hastings.
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 111, 4 February 1935, Page 1
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