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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14849, 28 November 1911, Page 3

Tourist Resorts. . .....-; QKOROIRE TTOT SPRINGS TTOTEL. (Under entirely new management.) AN IDEAL HOLIDAY RESORT. Golf, Tennis, Croquet. Shooting, and the best fly-fishing streams in N.Z. Full-size Billiard-table. The Hotel, possessing its own magnificent hot mineral baths, is situated in high, tracing country on the Rotorua line. Best brands of Wines and Spirits, etc., kept. Coaches meet all express trains; others by advice. Well-appointed Livery Stables. Coaching trips to all parts of district. Good accommodation for motors; petrol stocked. ' Tariff, including baths, golf, and fishing, 8s per day; 50s week. .... Special terms for families by arrangement. T> BENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE. ROTORUA The Largest Priva'o 14 aI c f B-otorua. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the season. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths, patent lavatoriea etc Nearest House to the Government baths, including the large new bath-house. Motor cars and conveyances leave Brent's for all the side trips Termm reasonablePorters meet, all trains. B. T. BRENT. Proprietor. "DO T O E U A. TETEWELL 'Rotcrua's most popular and centrally-situated Private Hotel; third house from railway station large; well appointed. First-class house; superior table; every convenience. Conveyances leave Thirwell daily for all Rotorua Sidetrips. Porter meets trains. Summer tariff, 6s per day. 35s per week. E. KENNEDY. Proprietor. ROTOBUA.-THE METROPOLE-Occupy-ing tho best position in Rotorua; large, well-appointed, first-class house.- electric light; every modern convenience. Note address, directly opp. Railway Station. Terms moderate. Porter meets trains. Wire for rooms.—J. F. Dwyer. EOTOEUA— Ora Private Hotel, overlooking Sanatorium Grounds, bandy to baths; perfect ventilation and 'anitaum; well-known to tourists and travelling pudlie for its cuisine and comforts: oleoma light. Tariff. £2 2s.— Brackebnsh. PEAKCE'S GRANDE VUE, EOTOEUA.Strictly First-class Accommodation; overlooking Government Gardens, bowling greens, etc. Terms moderate.—Mrs. H. A Pearce. Proprietress. Tel address. " Grand Vue" . PASSENGERS 1 By the Express Trains should call at THE STRAND CAFE. HAMILTON. , MEALS FROM Is. Seating for 100. , The Commercial Hotel in just opposite. This information helps visitors to find out where the Good Meals are without difficulty. Open till Midnight. Branches Auckland. Napier, Hastings, Gisborne ■ DOUGLAS BEOS.. Proprietors. HP AE O H A.-B ON N Y «LE B. .1 UP-TO-DATE BOABDINGHOU3B. Opposite Domain Ground. Under New Management of Mrs. Harris. Visitors will find every comfort and good table. MRS. HARRIS- Proprietress. EASTERN GRANDE MOTEL, Ohakune.- 1 Cook's coupons accepted; grand view of Mt. Euapehu from balconies. Horses, hampers, and guides arranged for mountain trip.—lnstructions by wire promptly attended to. 'Phone 28. : ' ;, -■ ; : CHAS. FISHER, .*. .:.'■ Proprietor. TT^LLINGTON. TTOTEL '' HAND. • ''■ pENTRAL, , , . ;IvT v '4 107., OUBA-STREET. „_ (A HOME AWAY FROM HOME). \ws WELLINGTON'S LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL Accommodation for 100 Guests. ; First-class * Cuisine. _. Everv modern convenience. Ladies* Private Drawingrooms. Sittingrooins, etc. Lounges, and eight: modern Bathrooms, -including electric light and electrio fire ; alarms. • id section from railway station and wharves. Tariff, from 6s day. 30s per week. , ; Telegrams and Letters promptly attended to'. T7ISITORS TO WELLLNGTON-Stay at V Wellington's Leading Private Hotel , HOTEL BRISTOL. The BRISTOL is a modern brick building, lined with sanitary asbestos, absolutely fireproof, containing 100 rooms, . spacious balconies and garden roof, sitting, reading, writing. smoking, and billiard rooms. Perfect cuisine. Tariff: 6s per day; 35s per Proprietor, J. H. HINTON. Address telegram for accommodation. Hotel Bristol. Wellington. .■ ■■■ "■' ' ,:"", ". ■■■' rrVHE GABLEb, RUSSELL.—Modern House, JL 40 rooms; hot and cold bath; right on water's edge; plenty of rooms and plenty of room in rooms. 6s day. 30b and iss week. Launch Ailoma at. disposal of visitors. ■ MRS. DABBY. Proprietress TJELGRAVB, ' LOWER SYMONDS-STEEET. Overlooking Government House Grounds. ;* Four minutes' walk of G.P.0.. Theatres, and •>. ■■*-.•'■...;■ ft v Central City.,: •' < , Hot and' Cold Showers and Baths. .-- FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS AND PEBMANENT& • Telegrams and letters promptly replied to. . ~. MRS. REEVE. ■ i % Telephone. 2688. v 7 : }l TTING'S pOURT TJRIVATE TTOTEL. UPPER QUEEN.ST;. AUCKLAND. •VTB. ri TTSHER. PROPRIETOR. This Hotel is very private, central, and convenient, surrounded by large and well lald-out grounds, and in the healthiest part of the citv. Tennis Court and Gymnasium; full-sized Billiard Table and Skating. < , Telenhone 2256. " ' ' , HO W ' I C ,K. THE. CLIFFS.' A delightful Seaside Home in large shady grounds, one minute from wharf; hot and cold water service; large, spacious family rooms; ■ good boating, fishing, and bathing 'bus and steamer daily. Terms: 6s per day. 30s and 35s per week. Also, Camping Ground close to beach.— and ; telegrams to Mrs. Batt. Proprietress. • STONEHURST. ~ SYMONDS-STEEET. AUCKEAND, NEW ZEALAND. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND BESIDENCE. Telegrams: Stonehurst, Auckland. MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN. . Proprietress. Telephone 604. ■■ ," ■. -' F"__NLEIGH. STMONDS-STREET. AUCKLAND. Opp. near to Albert Park. FIEST-CLASS BOARD AND. RESIDENCE. All Modern Conveniences. MISS SMITH. Proprietress. (Late of Enmore*. ' 'Phone. 1319. ' ■ . C ' Ranges. FARMERS. WHEN PURCHASING • „.. '}, ; A poOKING TJANGE. Investigate tho Merits of the •,■..-•' " NEW] ROYAL." SPECIALLY MADE FOR USE WITH WOOD ■•-. • FUEL. ,; i .-; UNIFORM HEAT FOR BOILING OR ROASTING. , / . EXTRA LARGE OVEN. r . ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST on application to "".' ' , A. & T. BURT, LTD., CTJSTOM9-ST. W., AUCKLAND. _.. , ■'■■ . ===== ' . ■ i PROHIBITION. Prohibition is in the air. and so is the DUST after you have SWEPT your carpets. Medical Authorities have all agreed that it is quite time that sweeping was prohibited, as it is detrimental to health. Vacuum Cleaning is the ONLY Hygienio Method of removing the Dust from your HOME or OFFICE, and me, ■ ,?, ; > TAAISY •y-ACUUM QLEANER . Is civing every satisfaction. to the ? steadily increasing number of users in New Zealand, while the price is within the ; reach sof everyone. COME AND SEE THEM WORKING . At - -<-/''■'. ", J3. STRAND ARCADE, ~ r*v- ■'; :■.' ■-~ • ■ -~,- I;.-' ■■: '. ■' ~-'; .''■:■ '. ■; ■-