STAR HOTEL ALBEET STEEET : AUCKLAND This Popular Hotel is now under the Management of ME. B. GOTHAED The Tariff has been Seduced to 14/- per day.
PUBLIC NOTICES VALLEY GOLF „ CLUB OPENING DAY This Clnl» will open its season on THURSDAY, 20th inst. A Mixed Fonrsonie will he played commencing ut l.:!0 p.m. Players may choose partners and opponents. An open invitation is cordially extended to kindred clubs. AY. R. CATON, GOT Hon. Secretary. DAY SERVICES Seating accommodation will be provided for the comfort of the next-of-kin of fallen soldiers, wives of returned men in the procession, nurses and elderly persons, attending' the An/.ac Day ’Memorial Service to be held at the Triangle, Walton Street, on the 2i)th Instant at 2 p.m. Seats may be reserved by making application to the Town Clerk’s office up to noon on Saturday, the 22nd instant. A. D. .TACK, GIG Town Clerk.
"PLOWE R g H O W JIG W E R g H 0 W TOWN HALL yPRIL JQTH Afternoon, at 2..10. Evening at 7 o’clock. A Wonderful Display of Dahlias, Chrysanthemums-, Decorated Tables, etc. DANCING bv .MISS PELITA and PUPILS in the EVENING. Admission —Afternoon 6d Evening 1/317 BOARD AND RESIDENCE TTOTEL WINDSOR has aeeommodation for Permanent Boarders, 25/siugle room, 22/6 share room. Superior cuisine, every home comfort, electric radio and piano.—Phone 208 S. 253 WHEN VISITING AUCKLAND Stay at pERNLEIGH pRIVATE JJOTEL Opposite Albert Park. Phone 41-319. Three minutes to Railway and Queen Street. Excellent Table Accommodation. Reduced Tariff.—2B Symonds St., Auckland. —Miss L. Smith, Proprietress. 389
WHERE To STAY pOWES BAY PRIVATE HOTEL WAIHEKE ISLAND Gs Return Fare from Auckland by N.S.S. Co. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Hotel adjoining beach and wharf. Accommodating over 100 guests. Clean, safe beach; shooting, asphalt tennis court. Free launch and fishing trips, picnics, etc. Free use of 3 rowing boats. Dancing every evening in our large hall. Wireless. Firstclass table. Fresh milk, cream, eggs, fruit, vegetables, etc., from the farm. Tariff, £2 Iss. Low rates for children. You will not regret your holiday here. Modern and up-to-date.—Phone, wire or write, INSLEY, Cowes P.O. 373 "'" “ ' ' BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS pAINTS pAINTS Now is the time to Paint your House with j LEIGH’S SUPERFINE PAINTS Stocked by W. R. pATTERSON BIG TREE DEPOT ROBERT ST. JJ£R pARMER I Don’t be Misled by Propaganda. Who caused a Sensation on the Metal Market and Lowered the Price of Cement and Sand? L. W. WALDRON, Proprietor of Paranui and Rust Lane Quarries. | The Biggest and Best Quality in the District. Metal recently condemned by W.8.C., did not come from Waldron’s Quarries. CRUSHING PLANTS AVAILABLE BY ARRANGEMENT. My Prices are Consistently the Lowest to One and All.* MIXERS ON HIRE. Deliveries Prompt. Any Quantity Further Particulars —Phone 2866. WANTED KNOWN
A GOOD Chance to buy everything for Garden at the Flower Show. 310 the Influenza Menace and be Fit for the Easter Holidays.—l recommend “Nazos,” the Influenza Specific.—J, S. Woolley/ Chemist and Keg. Optician. 5 ALL . Concrete Articles Pipes, Troughs, Boilers, Chimneys, House Blocks, Wash. Tubs, etc.—Mackenzie and Mason, Lower Cameron'St. Phone 2595. Private Phone 2773. T>UILDER and Contractor. —All Classes Work at Competitive Rates.—W. W. Logan, 52 Main’s Ave. 348 TAIJLUX—A distinctive Motor Enamel easily applied. A wide colour range to choose from.—James and Whimp, Whangarei. 58 TjMjOIiAL Dancing—Miss Pelita and Pupils —at the Flower Show, .‘>lo TJATENTS.—Protection of small ideas may mean a fortune. Write Henry Hughes Ltd.,’ who obtain patents throughout the world. —209 Dilworth Building, Auckland. Drawings made and models attended to. • • 385 EE the Decorated Table at the Flower Show by School Girls* 316
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NA19330418.2.2.6
Bibliographic details
Northern Advocate, 18 April 1933, Page 1
Word Count
598Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Northern Advocate, 18 April 1933, Page 1
Using This Item
NZME is the copyright owner for the Northern Advocate. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons New Zealand BY-NC-SA licence . This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of NZME. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.