CENTENARY ACCOMMODATION
AUCKLAND REPORT DENIED. l,By Telegrapn —Press .Association.) WELLINGTON, Sept. 16. A recent Auckland newspaper report stated that a resident of that city had written to the centenary accommodation bureau at Melbourne inquiring terms for board and lodging during the centenary celebrations, and Shad received a reply that accommodation was at a premium at about £3 3s per day. The Australian Trade Commissioner ! Mr R. H. Nesbitt, has ■received the following reply to a cable to Melbourne on the question: Accommodation is still available. Applications should be made to the officer in charge of the bureau. ‘435 Collins Street. There is no foundation whatsoever fin the suggestion that a doily rate is £3 3s. For the peak period, , that is during the visit of the. Duke of Gloucester, the highest rate is 35s per day per person.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 17 September 1934, Page 4
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