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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15003, 27 May 1912, Page 4

Publications. gPLBNDID gEEIAL. OTOEY OF ty[ANY |^YSTERIES. THE UNKNOWN FOURTH BY Op fyyiLl/IAU .JJ-AGIMT, JJT. Publication will bo commenced in next Saturday's issue of the NEW ZEALAND HERALD, of a very fine new detective story of many mysteries, entitled "The Unknown Fourth," by Sir William Masrnay. This author is well known as the writer of many splendid "mystery" stories, and in his latest work ho has surpassed even the high standard of his beat-known books. "The Unknown Fourth" iB a story that grips, it impels the reader to set himself to solve the mysteries with which the narrative opens, and each succeeding instalment will be eagerly looked for. THE UNKNOWN FOURTH." BY QIB WILLIAM J£AGNAY. JJT. Author of " The Mauler Spirit." "The Fall of a Star." " The Red Stain." " The Red Chancellor," " The Man of the Hour." " Count itorka," " The lAmasinff Duke,' " Mystery of tho Unicorn." Etc., Etc. nnHE OPENING /chapters-* OF THIS OPLENDID JJEW gEBIAL WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE OOLUMNB OF THE -VTKW ITEADAND TTERALD ON SATURDAY -VEXT.

Public Notices. ■ npo DAIRY FABMEES. THE VICTORY MILKING MACHINE, with up-to-the-minute improvements, has arrived. Bucket and Releaser Plants. Adjustable teat-cups, which cannot fall off. The Victory is mechanically perfect, and simplicity itself. Before ordering write us for full par* tl?ala GILBERT. BOULTON AND CO.. , Shortland-st. (next By croft's). Auckland. ■ ; I "mi. » ; , gag Tourist Resorts. T) RENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE, ROTORUA. h The Largest Private Hotel of Rotorua. Can accommodate considerably oyer 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of, it ready for the season. Electric light throughout hot and cold baths, patent lavatories, etc.* nearest House to- the Government baths, including the large new bath-house. Motor cars and conveyances leave Brent for all the side trips. Terms .reasonable. PorVerr meet all trains. S. T. BRENT. Proprietor. P BARGE'S GRANDE TUB. ROTORUA.XT , ■ Strictly First-class Accommodation: overlooking Government Gardens, bowline greens, etc. Terms moderates-Mrs. H. a. -JWrce, Proprietress. Tei. address, *' Grande ¥«>&■• i ______________ w __« CENTRAL HOUSE. ROTORUA. WINTER TARIFF. 25s per week; '"' Do not be led away by the touts. . Come and see for yourself. _ " J ■':..;';:',.. MRS. PERRIN. *i*OOTORUA.-Kia Or* Private Hotel, overXb looking: Sanatorium Grounds, handy to baths; perfect ventilation and sanitation: well-known to tourists and travelling pablip -for its cuisine and comforts; electric light. —A. Brackebusji. Proprietor. firms AUSTRALIA AND THE EMPIRE. 1 ROTORUA. First two Houses outside Main Railway, Gates. Now conducted as one Establishment. ACCOMMODATION FOR 100 GUEST*. Correspondence receives immediate Attention. * • ■■ TARIFF; 6s per day, 36s per week. ■ '■-'*. J. N. Mclean. Proprietor. SO N O._ ML A. ALFRED-ST. (close to Albert Park). This favourite Private Hotel has now completed the important additions; 15 rooms have been added and fitted with all modern requirements. ■■' Permanents, Tourists, and Married Couples may now obtain first-class accommodation. at a Seasonable Tariff. ' MRS NAIRN. Proprietress. •Phone ■ 128. - ■ HOTEL FEDERAL (Private*. ©HEISTCHURCH, Immediately fronting VICTORIA SQUARE and overlooking the beautiful RIVER AVON, this up4o-date Hotel is - situated in one of the most picturesque and central position' in CHBISTOHURCH. The ■ dining, drawing, billiard and lounge rooms -are up to date in their appointments. Splen- -> did view from the extensive balcony. The X FEDERAL is rapidly becoming the favourite S Ideal* of the TRAVELLING PUBLIC. Tariff *,«on application.—£. DAVIEB. Proprietress.

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