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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 91, 18 April 1931, Page 23

_ ■_ HOTELS, TOURIST, & HEALTH RESOKT& SPEND YOUR NEXT ORIENTAL BAY (Wellington). HOLIDAY IN THE „ , tt-itt -o- *mr . trk - rpHE BERKELEY HOTEL. 22, Oriental terrace. The only WOODEN Private Hotel (Hill bSI A iVFIS de uxe in Wellington. This iirst-clasa private hotel is situated in Wellington* &. M.*J) &. RUE-tJni. 1 m-tkj mogt attractive and easily accessible quarter—Oriental Bay—which overlooks the nar"\vu ,„ \v,i * KU*n? m m* <" tour and commands a magnificent view of Wellincton. Only one minute's walk to the Where Wmlcr Never Lomcs. tramg _ Replete and up to daU with alI mo( j ern conveniences, carage and parking — accommodation. Tariff, 12/6 per day. Permanent guests by arrangement. Tel. 23-050. _,_... . , „ , c Telegrams, "Berkeley." Wellington. Proprietor: R. H. RICHAKDS. 1 lie Kiviera or the ooulnern ocas. A Wonderfully Healthy Climate. ; — AGt! uo:^r ar ßace". A TUCKER'S CLUB HOTEL, . SPORT OF ALL KINDS. ||K| 'SITUATED IN THE g SUNNIW AND MOST CENTRAL Bowls, Golf, Tennis, Fishing, Etc. <H|SfP PALMERSTON NORTH ■ FIJI IS BRITISH, A PROMENADE Balcony of 105 ft in length, 14 Motor Garages, and 12 Sample Eoomi ' •"• for the convenience of patrons. Milk, Cream, Poultry, and Dairy Ved Pork sup.•md offers the Best and Cheape»t p n e d. from our own farm. ■ The Spirit Vaults adjoining the Hotel gives the best Holiday in the Pacific. value in the City. • '. H. B. TUCKER, LTD.. Write for illustrated travel literature Proprietors. Manager, CAULFIELD HOUSE, Sydney-st E. (opp. Parlt. Bldgs). FIJI PUBLICITY & TOURIST rpHE most comfortable and up-to-date house to stay at in Wellington. Tariff: 12/9 BUREAU, SUVA, FIJI, per day; weekly by arrangement. Cuisine personally supervised by Proprietress, or the Offices of the Telegrams: "Caulfield," Wellington. Tel. 42-355. MRS. MAXWELL, Proprietress. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. ~ ,„ „ . « NsSk y' OFALLCHEMfsn? I^^^ (3) RETENTION OF UNI- l^^^^^^^^^r HUXLEY LABORATORIES. VERSAL TRAM TIC- I^^^^^HE^A^^^^HHU^^H ' (4) CO-ORDINATION OF m<¥l* ' ■'" Jf J'*fH! BUS AND TRAM SER- W' 'M 'if/'sf 'f o^ " '"-jm ■ (5) TRADING DEPART- f^ r W\W~ X jr "^^SP TrmTnr»c ment profits to be p?* " m * —-^ w"r%--\ PJR IClla APPLIED TO REDUC- Mr. Jacob McEldowney, who has been ■ ED CHARGES. selected^ r °t, h A t s h s e oc^n L^ e c ™d FIOWIV (6) OPEN COUNCIL DIS- dilate'forminJeipdTo'niu".,")"'' b«n jLJr^r I! il PITRQinM UPfIM IM a resident of Wellington for 46 years, PORTANT MEASUIS: ?*&££* "***""■'-»***' Vntf* for MrFT DOWNFY J. M. Reid's New Redwell Fires. ' - ' If you have not got one you will not ——- —— ' , appreciate it till you see it in other houses, as no other fire to my knowledge is cleaner than the Redwell because all the ashes will fall in the ashpan. It is strong, nice appearance, and thick four-piece patent back. 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