ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON—(Continued.) ENTLEMAN can have single B.S. room, with breakfast, dinner, etc. Kelburn Parade. 27-577. "PASHME-RE,” 4 Hawker St., double L 9 ami single bed-sitting rooms. MSrning tray. Phone 51-434. pENTRAL TERRACE. Furnished W’ Hoorn with Tray and convs. Ring 27-097, or reply N 202, "Dominion.” BOARD offered in superior home (Palm. Nth.) to student or teacher; preferably from Mondays to Fridays. For particulars, ring 7035, Palm. Nth. QUPIERIOR Accommodation available; bed and breakfast; few minutes’ walk “Dominion” Bklg.; all conveniences. Tel. 52-804. pAULFIELD HOUSE, Sydney St. East (opp. Parlt. Bldgs.)—Modern Guest House. Tariff 12/6 per day; weekly by arrangement. Mrs. Maxwell. TcL NTRIM HOUSE. Bouleott. St.. City, exclusive Guest House, has vacancies for permanent guests; full board from £3/3/-. Tel, 40-397. HOTEL BRISTOL.' Private, Ghuznee St—Tariff moderate; permanents by arrangement. Tel. 52-218. OTEL AVON (Private), 24~Lambton Qy., close Ferry Wharf and (Station Tariff. 11/6 per day. Tel. 41-874, ■RALMORAL HOTEL (Private). CourA-* tenay PL, renovated and refurn.; under new management; mod. tariff;j>ermanents by arrangement. Tel. 51-WO. WYDE’S HOTEL, Marion St.—Superior accommodation. Tariff, permanent by arrangement: casuals. 8/- ner day. Tel. 54-385. A LBEMARLE PRIVATE HOTEL, 59 Ghuznee St., Wgtn.—Tariff, 9/- a day ; permanents bv arrangement. lel 52-843. QAVOY PRIVATE HOTEL, Ghuznee Street. —Vacancies Single and Double Rooms; bed and breakfast; comfortable lounge. Tel. 54-506. TAONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL, 2 min. centre city: pleasant surroundings, tennis courts, ping-pong and billiard tables; reasonable tariff, excellent table. 53-014. EASTBOURNE. OTEL EASTBOURNE—Idea] Hofi' day Resort. Tennis, bandy beach and Native Bush; reasonable, tariff. Tel. 233. HASTINGS. •RELVEDERE” PRIVATE GUEST ° HOUSE, King St.; Accommodation, Permanents and Casuals. Tel. 2059. Miss Bicknell. HELENSVILLE HOT SPRINGS. ARAKAI HOUSE—Tennis, social hall, hot mineral baths in house; A.A. hostel; tariff. £3/17/6 weekly; 14/daily. MASTERTON. * IYEVONSHIRE HOUSE, 15 Victoria •L' St. —Central; entirely new management. Casuals and permanents. Mrs. Wlfyte, Proprietress. NAPIER. RAEBURN HOUSE, 66 Marine Pde., Napier—B/- day, weekly by arrangement ; quiet and comfortable. Mrs. MaeDouald. Proprietress. ST. JOHN’S VILLA, 24 Latham St,, Napier; 7/- day, 5/- bed, breakfast. Free parking. Sirs, Edlin. “WAIKAIA,” 81 Marine Pde.—Newly ' ’ furn., excellent accommodation; 8/day, weekly by arrangement. Mrs C. Dyer, Proprietress TONELEA" Guest House, 3 Harvey Rd., Napier (Proprietress, Mrs. L. Macdonald, late Wellington) has vacancies for permanents and casuals; tariff moderate. Phone 1604., . * OTAKI. CRAIGNISH Guest House, Toi St., Otaki Beach; handy tennis courts and beach: beautiful shady gardens. Miss Wells.j KAIGNISH Camp and Picnic Ground, Tasman Road ; all facilities, privacy and shelter, near beach. RAILWAY HOTEL.—Good table; moderate tariff; permanents by arrangement. Buses pass door. C.T. and A.A. Joe Quinn. . PALMERSTON NORTH. JEN in Palmerston Nth., stay at the popular ’C.T.. A.A., P.S. and Govt. Tourist House, the ' NEW HOTEL CARLTON. Cuba St. G. Vic Simpson, Proprietor. Fitted with every possible modern convenience. Moderate lariff. “pRANLEIGH.” 151 Fitzherbert Ave), VJ Palm. Nth.—Reorganised into apartments; bed, breakfast, for casuals, 6/6; h. and c. water in d. and s rms.; [ Ol iuse; free garages Miss A. THE COMMERCIAL, L’ALMERSTpN A .NORTH’S Most Modem HotelLarge, comfortable bedrooms, with b. and c. water, luxurious lounge, large diningroom; pleasant sunporch and many other attractions; C.T. and A.A. House. Alasdair MacDonald. Proprietor.2. QINGLE and Double Rms. vacant, moderate tariff. Rangitikei Private Hotel. 108 Rangitikei St- Palm. Nth.
PARARARAUMU. PARAPARAUMU BEACH — Hotel Majestic—Golf, Tennis, Bathing, Tramping, Boating, Fishing. Tel. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Spilman. WANGANUI. f CRITERION HOTEL.—Best cuisine, kJ moderate tariff; h. and c. all bedrooms; appointed C.T.A., P.S.. A.A. Chas, G. Rliimes, Proprietor. OTEL PARKVILLE, Ridgway St.— Tariff, 11/- per day, £2/16/- per week. Reg. Civil Servants House. Free garage parking for clients. MEDICAL AND TOILET. \TO operation"”for^piles! Zann Treat--kk ment makes it unnecessary. ■ Send ninepence for generous sample. Zauu Pty., Box 952 D, Wellington. National sales co., chemists’ Supplies, 189 Featherston St., Wgtn. Tel. 47-724. Box 69. Write for catalogue. HYGIENIC Appliances and Sundries— Write for Free Complete Catalogue, Chemists’ Supplies Co., Dept. “D.M..' Box 1178, Christchurch. ■RHEUMATISM? Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago, Nerves, Overweight, all successfully treated. “Calidariuni’ Turkish Baths, 35 Cuba St., 42-351, •ETIGHEST quality Hygienic Appliances k o f a ]j descriptions obtainable at economical prices from Avex Medical Supplies, Dept. L, Box 261, Wellington. Write for Free Catalogue at once. H. SHAW, the Men’s Chemist, 212 - High St., Christchurch.—Shaw’s Triple Tonic keeps you fit. Write at once for complete price list of tonics and accessories. qiRU S SES? - AB DOM IN AL BELTS, X ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, and all Surgical Appliances. F. Moring, 174 Adelaide Rd. (opp. John St. stop). All kinds of trusses fitted from stock or made to order. Tel. 25-539. 17'ATHERINB CARTER, N.Z.R.M., •kx Registered Masseuse and Medical Electrician, specialising in Medical Electrical Treatments and Trained Massage, Lumbago, Neuritis, Muscular Paius, Stiff | nud Inflamed Joints, successfully treated I bv modern electrical methods. '-‘vslvm I Chambers, 16 The Terrace. Tel. 43-297, I
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 98, 20 January 1938, Page 1
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