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H-- Tourist Resorts. V;>] AUSTRALIA Private Hotel, Wcllesley Bt, ix High-class, convenient, centre city, absolute comfort, moderate charges.— Dwyer, lite Roterua. Tl/TRS. w! EL CONSTANT' -Begs to elate that she has left (hi Bimgalow, aiid 13 now at THE COMMONWEALTH. HINEMOA STREET, ROTORUA. First-class accommodation. Terms moderate, 'Phone 98. pRAIGILEA. CAMPBELL'S BEACH, \J beyond Milford.— and Residence for tho Easier holidays: good bathing and fishing. Terms, 303 per week, or 6s per day, MRS. DUNN. Proprietress. BEENT'B BATHGATE HOUSE. ROTO~ RUA. the largest Private Hotel of Rotorua. Can accommodate xmsiderably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the reason. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths, patent lavatories, etc. Nearest hous<* to ; Government Baths, including the large new bath-house. Motor-cara and conveyances lea- 0 Brent's for all tho side trips. Term* rea-onable. Porters meet all trains.—S. T BB'.3NT. Proprietor. iTJiIRWELL. PRIVATE HOTEL. ROTO--1 RUA.-P.O. Box 23. Telephone 20. TeUgrßpkic address, " Thirwel'." First class accommodation. Tariff, 6S per day, 35s pes week, lmin from station. P. Dowling, proprietor. , TEE MANSIONS. Whitaker Place. Symonds St., Auckland. Telephone 2724. Fi'"> minutes from town and wharf.—Electria ligfct throughout. Bedrooms. billiardroom, ternis court: situated in 21 acres of ground, -lira. Carter, Proprietress. THE GABLES. Russell. - 40 Rooms, spacious bedrooms, airy balconies, private Etttingrooms; unlimited -.r?.ter snraly, h. and c. baths, p.w., lavatories: bow'mg and croquet greens. 6s day. Launch Ailcraa, excursions or fishing.— E. J. D'.rby. Proprietress. ALBANY.— Ideal Week-end Resort Coach meets 7.-15 a.m. boat for Birkenhead; abb, by Hunter's launches daily, direct on Saturday afternoon, returning Sunday. First class Accommodation at the hotel, Albany. —E. S. Ware. Proprietress. GRAND VUE, HAMILTON EABT. Telephone 231 Now renovated and under New Management. Excellent Views. All Modern Convenience First-class Cuisine. HELEN SVILLE HOT SPRINGS -Trv tiio rest cure at Helensville, and sia.7 at HINEMOA HOUSE. Mineral baths and drinkiru waters in house free to guests Accommodation unrivalled. Tariff: 7s per day, 40s per week.—Mrs. G. S. Kiold, Proprietress. Get particulars from Cook's Tourist Offics. HOT SPRINGS. HELENSVILLE. Recommended by leading Auckland Doctors. An Ideal Holidaj Resort. SPRINGSIDE HOUSE. Extensive additions completed; 40 rooms, all ground floors; nearest to baths. Tenni», bowls, croquot. Accommodation second to rone. 'Bus meets day trains, evening by i arrangement. Ring up No. 8, Helonsvilla ' Bureau. Telegrams. ' SDrineside." receive ! prompt attention. Summer TnrifT, 63 per ay. Sos per week.-MRS. EDDLESTON. Proprietress. WHERE TO SPEND YOUR EASTER VACATION-Cotvos Bay, Wsiheks Island, short smooth-water trip; bathing Cii lovely sandy beach, tennis, dancing hall, boating in sheltered water, splendid fishing, use of oil launch and boats tree.—Write or 'phone, H. Insler. Cowes. MILFORD HOUSE, Amoiaa St., Roterua.—First house outside railway station.—Comfortable accommodation. Tariff, 85$ per week, 6s per dsy.— Mrs. Baird, Proprietress. P.O. Box 93- 'Phone 127. All trains met. RANDWICK. Hinemoa St., Roterua.Terms. 30s week. Ss 6d day: hot and cold bath, electric light, new diningroom (neat 60); 3min from baths. 2min from railway station.—Mrs. Wrathall. Proprietress. STOKEHURST, SYMONDS STREET. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. MR. AND MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN. Telephones 594, and A 374. Proprietor* STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Telegrams; " Stonehurst, Auckland." "T3 A R A K A I" HOUSE. JT PRIVATE HOTEL (40 Rooms), HOT SPRINGS. HELENSVILLE. The Most Up-to-date Privato Hotel North of Auckland. Every possiblo Modern Convenience. Conveyances meet all Trans. Further particulars mailed on application to the PROPRIETRESS, MRS. E. LITTLE. Telephone No. 35 iHeiensviiie Bureau!, RADNOR,' WATERLOO QUADRANT, AUCKLAND. FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE. i Elevated position, opposite Government House, and commanding magnificent views of the harbour. Five minutes from station, wharves] and centre jf city. Electric light throughout. Moderate Tariff. 'Phone 451 a, MRS. G. H. McDONALD. pALACE HOTEL, TE AROHA. UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. [ ' Terms can be arranged. ERIC E. HARVEY, [ Proprietor. . TTOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS, ' WHERE TO GO! WHERE TO STAY J Holiday Trips and Resorts Described. Fares and Times of all Trains, Trams, Coaches, Motors, Steamers, Launches. THE IDEAL TIME-TABLE AND GUIDE. At all Railway Bookstalls and Booksellers. L 1 ; 3 Coal rTHE "DURNINC- QUESTION HAVE YOU TRIED THE WAIPA SMALL HOUSEHOLD OR "TTITCHEN" COAL? Perfectly Screened. In ft suitable size for all Domestic Purposes. A plentiful supply assured throughout the Winter. Cheaper than the large Household Coal. Reauires no breaking up. FIERCE HEAT, CLEAN. AND THE MOST ECONOMICAL. FROM ALL DEALERS. Wholesale Agents: C. AJCKIN AND SON, 'Phones 873 and 3506. "for n0 A L for TJOUSE, OTEAM. OSIITHY, CELEBRATED "DRUNNER MUT3, TUNES. CEMENT, TIME, T3RICKS, CAND, CHELL3, CARTAGE OF - ALL TTINDS, ■FURNITURE yANS. WOOL TJUMPING, GO to J. J. C RAIG - L m - .- QUEEN STREET. i ■"-— S Grocery and Provision Merchants, TANIWHA SOAP. lOd PER BAR VICEROY SOAP. 9d PER BAR. RANGATIRI SOAP. 3d PER BAR. These prices will bo advanced in the course ] of another month, as soap has advanced : £2 per ton. GENERAL GROCERIES. * j Wo an in an exceptional position to supply j our clients at the lowest rates possible as we ore direct importers of nearly everything ;; that is brought . iron; Bonn*, having fresa shipments almost evciir week. t TEAS. TEAS. 1 Loose Teas at Is. Is 2d and la 3d psr lb. m Equal to any packet teas at Is 3d, " W Wo have hundreds of satisfied customers 1 ill over the district working for us, irery a fresh customer being an. addition to our *!■ unpaid staff. % I QAVIN WALLACE AND CONS. M 3 '" OTAHUHU. J

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16205, 15 April 1916, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16205, 15 April 1916, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16205, 15 April 1916, Page 2