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ACCOMMODATION WANTED. VVANTED, by Civil Servant, Board, '' single room, vicinity Kelburn. 0697. “Dominion.” ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON. CRAIGNISH, 212 The Terrace, has few vacancies for permanents; comfort and service. Tel. 43-547. QEATOUN —"Cranston," 47 Dundas St. Board and Residence; Imin. tram and beach Tel. 16-043. ijOTEL BRISTOL, Private, Gbuzr.ee St. Tariff, per day 9/-; permanents by arrangement. Phone 52-218. WADE'S HOTEL, Marion St.—Superior accommodation Tariff from 25/-; casuals 6/- per day Tel. 54-385. YVAVERLEY HOTEL, 7 Marion St.Conveniently situated. Renovated throughout. Excellent table. Moderate tariff. Tel. 52-288. IJOTEL TROCADERO. 296 Lambton xx Quay, handy station, wharf, G.P.O. Casuals from 8/-. permanents from 27/6: bed and breakfast, 5/-. Tel 43-496. 'TIBEMARLE PRIVATE HOTEL. 59 Ghuznee St., Wellington. Tariff: Bed and Breakfast, 4/6; permanents by arrangement. Tel, 52-843. IJOTEL ARCADIA. Lambtou Quayxx Official Public Service and A.A. House. Tariff 10/6 and 11/6 day. Proprietress, M r s, Tiller. IJOTEL RUTLAND (Private), behind xx Prudential Bldgs.. Lambtan Qy.— Quiet, central, sun all day. Tariff: Bed and breakfast, 5/-: full day, 7/6. Tel. 40-910. pAULFIELD HOUSE, Sydney St. East (opp, Parlt. Bldgs.)—Modern Guest House. Tariff 10/6 and 12/6 daily, weekly by arrangement. Mrs. E. Maxwell. Tel, 42-355. IZING’S PRIVATE HOTEL, Oriental Parade — Superior Accommodation, excellent table, wonderful h.w. service; tariff, permanents from 27/6, casuals 6/6 a day. 52-652. E. Doull, Proprietress. TYONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL, 2min. ■*-' centre city: pleasant surroundings; tennis courts; ping-pong and billiard tables; reasonable tariff; excellent table. 53-014. LTOTEL SELWYN, Courtenay Place ■*-•*■ (Private)— Superior Accom., excellent table; casuals, bed and breakfast 4/6, 7/- day; permanents by arrangement. Tel. 52-222. (VRIENT HOTEL, Oriental Bay—Beautifully situated ou Parade overlooking harbour. First-class accommodation. Tariff 11/- a day. Tel. 51-259. Mrs. B. Owers, Proprietress. jDALMORAL PRIVATE HOTEL—- -*-* Superior accommodation, excellent table; central. Tariff, 7/- day, 35/- week. Permanents by arrangement. Courtenay Place. Tel. 51-836. COLUMBIA (XUBA ST. —Bed and breakfast, 4/-, 6/per day; permanent boarders from 25/-. Tel. 41-584. “'T’HE MANSIONS." 81 Ghuznee St., *- Wgton.—Tariff, 10/- per day, 6/bed and breakfast; best euisine and service ; permanents by arrangement. A.A.A house. Tel. 52-390. Mr. and Mrs. Haworth. TWYFORD FLATS. jVTODERN, Home-like Furn. Flats, also Bed-sitting-iooms, with breakfast; 2 min. Parlt.; sunshine: hot water; garden. TOURISTS and VISITORS specially welcome. BCa HILL ST., WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. "IJOTEL FERNLEIGH,” 28 Symonds St., close city; excellent cuisine; reduced tariff. Miss L. Smith. Proprietress. phone 41-319. “CONOMA” Private Hotel, 5 Alfred St., near Albert Park—B/- day, £2/5/weekly: bed and breakfast, 5/-. Mrs. J. Nairn, Proprietress. CHRISTCHURCH. VEW HOTEL WINDSOR. 47 Man- ' Chester St.—7/- day, 30/- weekly; permanents by arrangement. Newly furnished. 3 min, station. HOTEL AMBASSADORS, 8/6 per day. £2/10/- per wk.; 2 mins, from 'rams and station. Mrs. T. J. Slceman, Proprietress HOTEL FEDERAL DE LUXE. Every comfort, excellen* table, h. and c. water, gas fires in bed r ms.; tariff 12/6 to 17/6 per day; bed and breakfast, 8/6. HASTINGS. ELVEDERE” private "guest HOUSE. King St. (opp. Cosy Theatre) —Accommodation, permanents and casuals. Tel. 2059. Miss Bicknell. HAVELOCK NORTH. ILLSBROOK GUEST HOUSE, Havelock North.

Adjacent to Private Schools. Ideal Surroundings. Bathed in Sunshine. Improved Interior Comforts. A first-class hard tennis court has just been laid out on the grounds, and is available gratis to guests. MISS RITCHIE. Proprietress. MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS. A DVERTISER, with intimate knowlodge Marlborough Sounds, is arranging parties for perfect holiday. For particulars, tariff, etc., write Box 845, Wellington. Personal interview. MOUNT MAUNGANUI. T. MAUNGANUI (The Mount), via Tauranga—There are Hotels and Hotels, but there is only One Hotel on the Ocean Beach, and that is Howard’s Hotel, “Oceanside.’’ Comfort assured; situation supreme; table unrivalled. NAPIER. “YVAIKAIA,” 81 Marine Parade—- ’ ’ ly-furn., excellent accommodation ; 6/- day, 30/- week.- Mrs. C. Dyer, Proprietress. DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, Marine Parade —Tariff from 6/- day and 30/- week. Phone N. 518. “T>EACH HOUSE.” Marine Pde. (new management). First-class accommodation. Moderate tariff. Miss Bell Booth, Proprietress. (JEAVIEW HOUSE, on the Parade, commanding a magnificent view of the Bay and handy to swimming baths. All buses stop at door. Terms very moderate. Telegrams or letters addressed Seaview House. 11l Marine Pa-a de. Napier. npERRACES PRIVATE HOTEL, -*- Shakespeare Rd. Superior accommodation ; 27/6 wk.. 5/- day. Special terms • parties. Mrs. M. Plunkett. "("I LENCOE.” 66 Marine Pde. —Tariff. 7/6 a day; permanents and casuals weekly by arrangement Tel. 961. Miss Macdonald. ■pjROOKLYN Private Hotel, Napier.— ■*”* Excellent accommodation; centrally situated ; 6/6 day. 35/- weekly: permanents by arrangement.MAPIER—CIub Private Hotel, all on ■h’ one floor; right opposite hot and cold salt water baths. Marine Parade; 8/- i day; garage attached. H. Bodley, Proprietor. i NELSON. ; HOUSE.” Superior accom- 1 ’’ modation, beautiful surroundings; . 3 minutes tennis lawns, bowling greens; all service cars call. Tel. 85, Nelson.

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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 134, 2 March 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 134, 2 March 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 134, 2 March 1936, Page 1

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