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CAMPING GROUNDS. pARAPAKAUMU Motorists and TourA ists’ Camp, Paraparaumu Beach. Tel, 3-JM. Cabins available from, J an. 30. pARAPAKAUMU - Raumati Beach; 1 Ideal Camping Sites, modern convs., elec, cooking. Reservations, phone 75. Kaumati Motor Camps. Ltd., Paraparaurnu. ALCOMMUDATI ON WANTED "yOUTH (19), appointed to Public Ser■L vice, requires Private Board. .Reply J 25, "Dominion.” T ADY and gentleman with two small daughters require Board or Furnished Flat, Karori. N 36, "Dominion.” DESPECTABLE Young Gentleman requires Private Board, or Room, Miramar: quiet place; engaged shift work. State price, etc., J6B, "Dominion.” ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON KQ VIVIAN ST., bed and breakfast, 4/- nightly; full board £l/10/-. Side entrance. . PNNISMORE, 53 Boulcotl St.—Sup. Accom.; permanent, casual; double and single; .moderate tariff. Tel. 43-324. yiSITORS to Wellington — Superior ’ Accommodation for casuals, bed and breakfast, near Parlt. Bldgs. 81 Hill St. T-JOTEL AVON (Private)", 24 Lambton XJl ’ Qy., close Ferry Wharf and Station. Tariff 11/6 a day. Tel. 41-874. LJOTEL BRISTOL, Private, Ghuznee St. —Tariff 12/6 a day ; permanents by arrangement. Tel. 52-218. QUPERIOR Accommodation available; good home ; bed and - breakfast; few min. “Dominion” Bldg.; permanents, casuals. Tel. 52-804, "VISITORS to Wellington — Exclusive ’ Accommodation, central, no climb; bed and breakfast; 7/6 a night. Tel. 54-626.

npHE GRANGE, 307 Willis St.—Good Accommodation for casuals; bed, tray, 4/- a night. Mrs. M. 'L. McPherson. VV ADE'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Marion ’’ St. — Vacancies, single and double rooms; permanents by arrangement. Casuals, 8/- a day. Tel. 54-385 LBEMARLE PRIVATE HOTEL, 59 Ghuznee St., Wellington.—Tariff moderate; permanents by arrangement. Tel. 52-843, HOTEL TROCADERO. Lambton Quay. Under new management, completely refurnished. Casuals 14/6 day, permanents by arrangement. Tel. 43-496. / JRIENT HOTEL, Oriental Bay— Beautifully situated on Parade, overlooking harbour; first-class accommodation. Tariff, 14/- a day. TeL 51-259. Mrs B. Owegg, Proprietress, TZENILWORTH, 92 Hill St., weilknown Guest House, near Parlt. Bldgs., redecorated and renovated throughout. Tariff, 12/6 daily; weekly by arrangement. Tel. 42-649. I TONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL. 2 AA min. centre city, pleasant surroundings, tennis courts, ping-pong and billiard tables; reasonable tariff: excellent table. 53-014. rjOTEL SELWYN, 7 Cambridge Ter. (off Court. Pl.). Handy to all attractions, excellent cuisine; moderate tariff. Mrs. F. Oakley, Proprietress. Tel. 50-035.

KING’S PRIVATE HOTEL. Oriental Parade — Superior Accommodation, excellent table, wonderful h.w. service. Permanents by arrangement. 52-652. E. Doull. Proprietress.

PAULFIELD HOUSE Sydney Street East (opp. Parlt. Bldgs.)—Modern Guest House. Tariff 13/- a day. weekly by arrangement Mrs. Maxwell. Tel. 42-355

HOTEL RUTLAND (Private), behind Prudential Bldgs., Lambton Quay— Central, quiet; tariff, bed. breakfast 6/6. full day 10/-. Telegrams, “Rutland." Tel. 40-910 HOTEL LLOYDS, Cuba St., next door Electricity Department. Entirely renovated and refurnished. Moderate tariff; £2/10/- permanents. Write or Tel. 44-282. PRIVATE HOTEL, 236 Oriental Parade, right opposite new bathing pavilion—Fitat-class accommodation. Tariff, 12/- daily; permanent and weekly by arrangement. Tel. 51-520. Mrs. P. J, Murning. AUCKLAND. “PUMARVO” PRIVATE HOTEL, select, heart of city; bed, breakfast. 72 Symonds St., Auckland. Tel. 41-411. BLENHEIM DLENHElM—Riverview House, opp. X* Criterion Hotel, accommodation for travellers, bed and breakfast. Tel. 1922. EASTBOURNE. ITOTEL EASTBOURNE.—IdeaI holiday resort, safe beaches, tennis courts, native bush; vacancies, permanent and casual; reasonable tariff. Tel. 233. FOXTON. TACK GRANT, formerly of the Family Hotel (P.N.), has taken over the renovated Foxton Hotel. Excellent accom. and drinks.

HASTINGS.

“DELVEDERE” PRIVATE GUEST HOUSE, King St Accommodation, permanents and casuals Tel. 2059. Miss Bicknell. MT. MAUNGANUL LTOTEL OCEANSIDE, Tauranga, Mt. Maunganui (under . new management). The only hotel; right on New Zealand’s loveliest and safest surf beach, for your holiday. Tel, 2837, Tauranga. NAPIER, "jDRAEBURN,” 66 Marine Parade — Sunny, central, quiet and comfortable; 9/- a day. Mrs. M, MacDonald, "VVAIKAIA " 81 Marine Pde.—-Newly- ’ furnished, excellent accommodation ; 8/- day, weekly by arrangement. Mrs C. Dyer, Proprietress, NEW PLYMOUTH. ItfARSLAND VIEW PRIVATE HOTEL, New Plymouth Central. A.A. and Government House. Management Mrs. A. L. Liston, late Sarnia House New Plymouth OTAKL~ RAILWAY HOTEL.—Good table; *■*’ moderate tariff; permanents by arrangement. Buses pass door C.T, and A.A, Joe Quinn, PRAIGNISU Guest House, Otaki '- y Beach—Handy beach, courts; beautiful and shady surroundings: ideal climate. Miss Wells. PALMERSTON NORTH. JUNCTION HOTEL, Lougburn—Modw ernized throughout and under new management Only best drinks stocked. —Neil Cruden. 'THE COMMERCIAL, PALMERSTON r NORTH’S Most Modern Hotel.Large, comfortable bedrooms, with h. and c. water, luxurious lounge, large diningroom; pleasant sunporch and many other attractions; C.T. and A.A. House. Alas- ■ air MacDonald Proprietor QINGLE and Double Rms., vacant, moderate tariff. Rangitikei Private Hotel, 108 Rangitikei St., Palm, Nth,

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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 104, 26 January 1939, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 104, 26 January 1939, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 104, 26 January 1939, Page 1

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