‘'where to Stay in Christchurch. JJOTEL AMBASSADORS (Christeixurch’s-Private Hotel de Luxe} has every modern appointment. Excellent! j Cuieime. 'Garage Handy. Tariff: Casuals 12/6 day, Permanent . ;l by arrangement. . Manchester Street (near Railway Station)/ ’Phone 2939.! Telegrams and letters promptly attend- ■" ed to.’ T. J. SLEEMAN, Proprietor. JJENILWORTH pRIVATE JJOTEL 26 Cashel St., Christchurch, Phone 388. Quietest, Sunnie t and Best Position in the city. Up-to-date bathrooms and separate showers. Terms: 10/- per day; £3/3/- per week. Permanents by arrangement. (Mrs E. Potter, Proprietress). JjiMPIRE JJOTEL High Street, Christehu-' h. , VISITORS from the West Coast will receive a cordial welcome at the above ’Phone 292. Telegrams prompt y atarrangement. Sports Clubs ' specially catered for. Speight’s Beer tn Tap. ’Phone 292. Eelegrams promptly attended to. ’i'HOS. E. ROBINSON, (Late 6f Kaikoura and Weit Coast) Proprietor. JXITY gUFFET pRIVATE JJOTEL CHRISTCHURCH, Phone A 526 Cr. Colombo and Lichfield Streets. !! ■ j K. ANDERSON- Proprietress. Under new management An ideal home iii the heart of the City. Continental plan. Full board 10/-. Concession to permanent guests. Liberal table.
MRS BENGER ' yyiNDSOR PRIVATE JJOTEL MANCHESTER bf, CHRISTCHURCH. Wishes all her West Coast friends and others to notice the new tariff:—4/Bed and Breakfast; 5/6 Dinner, Bed and Breakfast; 7/- per' ddy; £2 per week. -ii Two Minutes from Railway Station. (JAPE J)|E pARIS JJOTEL Cashel Street, CHRISTCHURCH. The above Hotel is now uhder new management and has been Renovated thrqughjout. Run op up-to-date lines. All telegrams and letters , promptly ‘attended to. Excellent Accommodation. Tariff moderate. Weekly by arrangement. A. CUDBY, Proprietor.
HIS SLEEP WAS UNBROKEN.
“I slept the night, through,” he said at breakfast. “Usually. I wake at four. Jones .(lid me a good turn: he gave tae a Pulmonas. I put one in my mouth at bed time, and catarrh didn’t bother me last night.’’ Pulmonas ealse sore throats promptly and alleviate chronic coughs, asthma, bronchitis, etc. PulmQn&s in tins, i/6, and 2/fi.-?-(Ad,)
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Grey River Argus, 27 April 1929, Page 8
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