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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 68, 21 March 1931, Page 23

HOTELS, TOURIST, & HEALTH RESORTS. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. PORTAGE, MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS 30 MINUTES BY LAUNCH FROM PICTON. BEST POSITION IN THE SOUNDS. WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST? BOATING, FISHING, TENNIS, LAUNCHING, TABLE TENNIS DANCING, SWIMMING, BUSH TRACKS, MOUNTAINEERING, OR JUST PLAIN LOAFING.. ALL ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO MEET TAMAHINE. TARIFF: £3/10/- per week; 12/6 per day. MRS. E. C. LAWRENCE. TELEPHONE 161, PICTON. HOTEL MANA, PLIMMERTON. ENJOY YOUR EASTER HOLIDAYS HERE. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. MODERATE TARIFF. TELEPHONE 4. MRS. C. CAMERON, Proprietress. HI TUCKER'S CLUB HOTEL (2 story), #PPi PaJmerston North. Established 1900. !'Wiik®s> TELEPHONES 5470, 6236. rpHE only Hotel providing Sample Rooms (12) all on the Ground Moor. Brick, ■*• Iron, or Wood, whichever you prefer. No stairs to climb. Electrically lit. Porter in attendance. Special concessions to Commercials staying in the Hotel. ACCOMMODATION FOR SO GUESTS. H. B. TUCKER, LTD., Proprietors. ORIENTAL BAY (Wellington). qnHE BERKELEY HOTEL, 22, Oriental terrace. The only WOODEN Private Hotel ■*■ de Luxe in Wellington. This first-elasa private hotel is situated in Wellington's most attractive and easily accessible quarter—Oriental Bay—which overlooks the harbour and commands a magnificent view of Wellington. Only one minute's walk to the trams. Replete and up to date with all modern conveniences, garage and parking accommodation. Tariff, 12/6 per day. Permanent guests by arrangement. Tel. 23-050. Telegrams, "Berkeley," Wellington. Proprietor: R. 11. RICHARDS. |~l VISITING CHRISTCMUKCM I T ■ Tlic City's newest Hotel. Fireproof—quakeproof—new ideas— H B new comforts—lavishly furnished—perfect cuisine—hot and cold, ffl 1 water in every room—central heating—Tariff 15/-. —Special i H commercial rates. In Colombo Street) niinuto from Station. | 1 YhTtfll/ fifTY UHTPT Telegrams: "CRUST" 1 I ffEW CITY tiUIJfcJU Chrißtchurch. §