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HOTELS, RESORTS & TRAVEL SERVICES LABOUR WEEKEND TO NAPIER TRAVEL BY NEWMANS CARS LEAVE WELLINGTON 9.45 a.m. and 2.30 p;m. Daily ■' ■■ BOOK EARLY. NEWMAN BROS. (N. 1. LTD., 178 FEATHERSTON STREET. Phones 41-555 and 51-556. COOK STRAIT AIRWAYS LIMITED. Wellington to— Weekdays: NELSON *7.35 a m. 1 11.45 a.m. BLENHEIM 9.30 a.m •» 2.30 p.m. (No Sunday Service.) * Connects with plane to Westport, which connects with Messrs. Gibb* Motors to Greymuuth. ** Connects with 4.30 p.rn. Service Car to Nelson. Free luggage allowance 301 b. per passenger. Excess accepted at ordinary freight rates. u . „. „ w k SEND YOUR URGENT Wellington to— Fare. Freight. papririv pv All? BLENHEIM £1 7 6 4d. per lb. FAKULLS Bl AIK. NELSON £2 5 0 4d. per lb. —— WESTPURT £4 10 0 6d.perlb.. MINIMUM FREIGHT 1/-. Full particulars from; WELLINGTON CHIEF 1 BOOKING OFFICES (UNION’ S.S. CO., LTD, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY); or Newman Bros., Ltd.; T. A W. Young; Thos. Cook & Son; N.Z. Govt. Tourist Bureau. MASTERTON MOTOR SERVICES MASTERTON: Dep. 6.30 a.m. (Monday only), 7.15 a.m., 9.45 a.m, 1 p.m, 4 p.m, 7 p.m. SATURDAY : 7.15 a.m, 9.45 a.m, 1 p.m, 4 p.m. WELLINGTON: Dep. 1.30 a.m. (for Napier), 2.30 a.m, 8.30 a.m, 1.30 pin, 4 p.m. (6 p.m. Friday only). SATURDAY; 1.30 a.m, 2.30 a.m, 8.30 a.m, 1 p.m, 4 p.m. SUNDAY—MASTERTON: Dep. 1.30 p.m, 7 p.m. WELLINGTON : Dep. 6 p.m. Booking Offices:—Mastertou: Midland Garage (Phones 1848, 1996). Carterton: Lane’s Confectionery (Phone 90R Greytown: Nieholl’s Garage (Phone 101). Featherston: Savage’s Confectionery (Phone 167). Wellington: Featherston Street, opp. G.P.O. (Phone 42-222).—JENKIN'S MOTOR SERVICES. LTD, Head Office, Masterton. NEW PLYMOUTH—HAMILTON-AUCKLAND Through Service —one day, one car, one driver—daily, including Sundays. Depart New Plymouth 7.45 a.m, arrive Auckland 6 p.m. Depart Auckland 8 a.m, arrive New Plymouth 6 p.m. Fare: £2 single, £3/12/6 return. —GIBSON'S MOTORS, LTD, New Plymouth. Telegraphic address: “White star.” Phone 357, New Plymouth, and book your seat. AUCKLAND

WAVERLEY HOTEL, Auckland. Situated on the corner of Customs and Queen Streets, right in the centre of business activities, adjacent to Post Office and wharves. This Hotel has been remodelled throughout on the latest up-to-date lines, with hot and cold water and telephones in every bedroom, and offers a lower tariff than any hotel of its kind in the world. The Cuisine and Service are excellent. Large Public Restaurant. Bed and Breakfast, from 12/6. A ROYAL welcome awaits you at the Royal Hotel, Victoria Street, Auckland. Recognized as Auckland’s most up-to-date hotel. Hot and cold water each room; also table telephones each bedroom. Electric elevator. Tariff moderate. IT’S THE CENTRAL in Auckland,—Excellent cuisine and service; hot and cold water and telephones each room. For comfort make the Central your headquarters. THISTLE HOTEL, centre Queen Street, Auckland. Bed and breakfast, y/-_ . Thistle provides ideal accommodation. Luxurious lounges. W. J. Hickey, Proprietor, phone 45-437. * BLENHEIM Stay al the "CRITERION," Blenheim, Marlborough's Leading Hotel. At this wiii-liuowu House where the Homely atmosphere prevails,,you will get good service and live well. Accommodation 69 guests, Dining Hall sealing 75 persons, tariff: Bed and Breakfast, 19/6; Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, 14/6; Full Day, 17/6. Weekly by arrangement. The "Criterion” is a C.T., P.S. and A.A. Hotel. — It. J. MEAT! AUD, Proprietor. CHRISTCHURCH COKER’S HOTEL, Manchester Street, Christchurch. —Two minutes from Station. Noted for the excellence of its table, the_comfort of its accommodation and spacious lounges. Tariff 16/- a day. Weekly £4/16/-. Bed and breakfast 9/-. C.T., P.S. auu A.A. concessions. Free parking. N. Wray Millner. Proprietor.. Central Heating and a Cuisine Unexcelled in N.Z. are two absolutely good reasons why you should stay at THE NEW CITY HOTEL— Christchurch's newest and most modern hotel. (Propr.: H. E. Crust.) Fireproof and quakeproot. 18/6 Day, Commercials 16/-. Telegrams "Crust,” Ch.eh. "THE LODGE,” 36 Hereford Street, the favourite West End Christchurch Premier Private Hotel, Every comfort and luxury of a retiiied home with proximity to city. Tariff: From 12/6 to 14/- a day; £4/4/- weekly.— D. B. GUNN. -PriJpriulur. When visiting Chris’, church, ring RINK TAXIS, LTD., phone 34-878, for your taxi requirements. Tlte premier taxi firm of the Dominion. We guarantee our service 100%. Ample garaging accommodation. Taxi and petrol service at all hours. Tours arranged throughout the South Island. Rink Taxis, LtdVictoria Square. Phone 34-878. GRAND HOTEL (licensed), Cashel Street, opp. Death’s, Christchurch. Ex celleiil cuisiue, courteous attention; "Home away from Home,” C.T.A. House Tariff: 14/- day; commercial travellers, 12/0; bed and breakfast, 8/6. Wheu com lug to Christchurch, stay at the "Grand,” heart of the city. JIM WALLACE (late Racecourse Hotel). Prop. Write or wire. Phone 30-371. WHITE HART HOTEL, High Street, Christchurch. Conveniently situated Cuisine the best. Tariff, 16/- day. C.T.A, and A.A. House. Alterationshave now been made to the "White Hart." J. SIMPSON, Proprietor. NEW WELLINGTON HOTEL, Christchurch, completely new in every detail New furnishings, lovely lounges, hot and cold water bedrooms. Tariff, 16/- day C.T.A. and A.A. C. A. WELSH, Proprietor, late "Cokers.” HELENS VILLE HOT SPRINGS PARAKAI HOUSE. —leuuis, social uad, Uut mineral baths in house; A..‘> uostel. Tariff. £4/4/- weekly; 14/- daily. Tel., Helensville 35, Auckland 48-obi "HINEMOA." Stay at Hiuemoa. First-class accommodation. Miuera. plunge, swimming and slipper baths on premises. Separate ladies’ plunge. Uro quel. Tennis, Ping-pong’, Indoor Bowls. Wireless. Tariff moderate. MRS. M. r. Jsl.A.xE, Proprietress. ’"- NEW PLYMOUTH HOTEL IMPERIAL.—CasuaI tariff, 18/6 a day; C.T. rate, 14/-; A.A., 17/ v Centre Main Street. Hot auu cold water bedrooms. Offering visitors a diguilni. atmosphere of comfort and service. NOEL T. TAILBY, Proprietor.

OKIENTAL BAY (WELLINGTON) THE BERKELEY HOTEL, 22 Oriental Terrace.’ The largest wooden gm> house ill Wellington. Situated iu beautilul grounds inerlooklug harbour. Garage, and parking accommodation. Tariff from 15/- a day, £4/10/- a week. I’crnia neats by arrangement. Telephone 53-050. Proprietor, L. k. KELLY. ROTORUAq RAINBOW SPRINGS MOTOR CAMP, -Main Auckland Road, Kotorua.--Every convenience, shelter shed, campers’ cookhouses, showers, general stores on ground. Special rates till the end of October, 2/0 a night, or 12/0 a week. Twelve bNLG CABINS. ALL CABINS BOOKED LOR XMAS PERIOD. Tourists! Do not fail to see the Glorious Haiubow Springs and Gardens. PHONE 757. TAIHAPE GRETNA HOTEL. —Contains 54 rooms. Number of bedrooms contain bath room and phone. Hot and cold water in bedrooms. Lavishly furnished. Cuisine the best. None but the best of wines and spirits. Recognized as one of the leading Country hotels in New Zealand. Gretna Service and Gretna Attention al all times. J. QUIRK, Proprietor. Phone 38. Box 101. URENUI An ideal holiday resort, URENUI HOTEL, on main road to Auckland. Splendid accommodation at reasonable tariff. Nearest hotel going north 120 miles. Best of wines.—F. HEALEY, Proprietor. Phone 4. WELLINGTON NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Lambtou Quay, Wellington. Comfortable house and good service. In the heart of city. Official Government Tourist, C.T. and W.A. house. Phone 42-651. O. C. COX, Proprietor. DELIVERIES FOR “THE DOMINION” READERS “THE DOMINION" is now available throughout the Province at a much earlier hour than heretofore, due to the introduction of improved transport facilities "THE DOMINION” is now obtainable from over 800 agents, and is on sale iu practically every town and village within 300 miles of Wellington. The following Branch Offices dc'al with all matters concerning deliveries in their respective districts:— Palmerston North Branch: Telephone 59a0. Wanganui Branch: Telephone 3386. Masterton Branch: Telephone 1161.

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Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 20, 18 October 1941, Page 3

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