Tourist-Resorts. ■yiSITOES, "to Sydney. N.S.W.—Branx- , t holme. Mosman Bay. right at wharf. An ideal winter house, protected from all unpleasant winds. Tariff, 30s to 35s week, 6s to 8s Booklet from Gordon-Gotcb, Auckland, or Proprietress. Mrs. Miles Costelloe. ROCKY NOOK, overlooking the Lake,. Kptorua.—-Up-to-date and Select Accommodation. Terms moderate.—Mrs. J. A. Wilson. Proprietress. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. smin raiL station: tel. 174: box 119. Near King George Hospital. ALBANY.— Ideal Week-end Resort. Coach -fja. meets 7.4§ a.m. boat for Birkenhead: also, by Hunter's launches daily, direct on baturday afternoon, returning Sunday. Firstclas Accommodation at the Hotel, Albany —Hi. a. Ware, Proprietress. THIRWELL. PRIVATE HOTEL. ROTORUA.— O. Box 29. Telephone 20. Telegraphic address, " Thirwell." First-class accommodation. Tariff. 6s 6d per day; 37« 6d per week. lmin from station.— P. Dowling. Proprietor. THE GABLES. Russell. — 40 Rooms, spacious bedrooms, airy balconies, private sittingrooms; unlimited water supply, n. and c. baths, p.w., lavatories; bowling and croau«it greens. 6s day. Launch Ailoma, excursions or fishing.—Mrs. E. J. Darby. Proprietress. BRENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE, ROTORUA. the Largest Private Hotel of Rotorua. 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 lavatories, etc. Nearest house to Government Baths, including the large new" bath-house. Motor-cars and conveyances leave. Brent's for all the side trips. Terms reasonable. ' Porters meet all trains,— T BRENT. Proprietor. HOT SPRINGS, HELENSVILLE. Recommended by leading Auckland i Doctors. An Ideal Holiday Resort. | SPRING SIDE HOUSE. Extensive additions completed:. 40 rooms, all ground floors; nearest to bathe. Tennis, bowls, croquet. Accommodation second to none. 'Bus meets day trains, evening by arrangement. Ring up No. 8, Helensville Bureau. Telegrams, Sorinaside," receive prompt attention. Tariff, 6s per day, 35s per week.— EDDLESTON. Proprietress. SONOMA. 'Phone 725. PRIVATE HOTEL. The above well-known House has a few Vacancies for Permanent!. Single and Double Rooms, Tariff on application. MRS. NAIRN . - ■ Proprietress. THING'S fIOURT "pRIVATE TTOTEL. UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. UP-TO-DATE IN EVERY RESPECT. Thoroughly Renovated* Throughout. Tennis Court, Billiard Table, etc. Magnificent Views. Three Acres of Grounds. Centrally situated in Upper Queen St. Charges moderate. Permanents by Arrangement. Rooms to Let, with or without Board. 'Phone 2256. G. ARROWSMITH. Proprietor. 'iiii i i „, Motor Trips. MOTOR Prom ■pOTORUA **; To fWHAKATANE. SINGLE FARE: rpWENTY-TWO - OHTLLINGS AND gIXPENCE. BOOKING OFFICE: TTL.JEMOA ARAGE. HINEMOA STREET. ROTQRUA. H. H- DAVIS. Proprietor. i ■YTATAMATA -TAUUANGA. Motor Service between Matamata and Tauraaga reduced to WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS durinc winter months. Car leaves Tauranga, 11.30 a.m. Leaves Mtamata after arrival oi Rotorua Express. FARES: Single, £1; Return, £1 IBs. H. M. GRIFFITHS, Tauranga. Tel. 75. GRIFFITHS STABLES. Matamata. Tel. 41. MOTOR TRIP, daily from G.P.O.— ing, 10 o'clock. 2 hours round city, 3s: Afternoon. 2.30 o'clock. 3 hours' trip to Titirangi. ss. Afternoon tea provided.Chase j Tourist Sight-seeing Co.. Ltd. 'Phone 1553.
Commercial Colleges. x QUE pUPILS OUCCEED. Mr. Whally has just passed the Government Exam, in "Wireless Telegraphy. This gentleman has a position waiting' for him, so he will immediately benefit from his studies. "RUT TTfHAT A BOUT Y OURBBLF? WHY DON'T YOU LEARN "■WIRELESS?" We'll teach you in six months, and our fees are only 10 guineas. Enrol as a Student. to-day, or at feast write for fall particulars. The Dominion College of Radio-Telegraphy is registered, by the Education Department, and our pupils receive concessions on railway, fares when attending classes. ■T\OitINION /COLLEGE fXB TJADiq-rpEIiEGRAHY. FOURTH FLOOR. ELLISON CHAMBERS. QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. rpHB i^yAß. Which will begin the day that the present 1 one ends—if it lias not begun already—will be in the. Economic Field. It will be a i war as pitiless, in its way, as the one now i raging. Only those whose methods of com- : ducting business are thoroughly Modern and Scientific will stand a chance of success. It follows, then, that all who hope to win on the Economic Field, must UNDERSTAND THE WORKING and the APPLICATION OF ECONOMIC FORCES. Thej must understand Markets, Banking. Currency, Industrial Law. "DANKS* riOMMERCIAL /COLLEGE, WELLINGTON, Provides an admirable course of study foi those who wish to master the Science oi Business and are not content to remain rule-of-tbumb Practitioners, working hall their time in the dark and missing chance after chance that a more enlightened man would seize. Our Courses, written throughout by Mr. B. E. Murphy. M.A., LL.B., 8.C0m., F.R.E.S., First-class Honours, Barrißter-at Law, comprise the following subjects t ECONOMICS- INDUSTRIAL LAW, BANKING AND CURRENCY, STATISTICAL METHOD. ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY MODERN AND ECONOMIC HISTORY. Write for further particulars to the Director, "DANES* COMMERCIAL QOLLEGE WELLINGTON. Business Cards. FIREWOOD. COAL, COKE, SHELL, LIME. Supplied to any part of City punctual tc order, and . FURNITURE REMOVED. E. S. OLIVER. - 125. Victoria St. West. TUTU. BURNS MACDONALD, Magnetic i-'-L Healer. 8, Pierce Buildings, corner Symonds St. and Khyber Pass (next Snedden's), upstairs. Scientific treatment for Rheumatism. Paralysis. Catarrh, U-ic Acid, and Nervous Complaints, Tonsilitis, Liver, Kidney. Bronchial, Bowel and Bladder Conrplaints. Blood Circulation. Muscles. Evil Habits. 10 a.m. to 6 pan., 7 to 9 p.m. — - BALFOUR M. IRVINE. F.S.M.C. (Prizeman by Exam.. Loud.), THE LONDON QUALIFIED SPECIALIST IN SIGHT-TESTING. 18,'KARANGAHAPE BO AD. For Satisfactory Spectacles and Eye Glasses at Reasonable Prices. We do All Kinds of Repairs Neatly, Quickly, and ACCURATELY. A T> -WRIGHT AND OONS. RECEIVING. FORWARDING, AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY. Commerce. Street Telfiphqa* 141. iWasrf Offi«h-ToleDhoat 80S;
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16267, 28 June 1916, Page 3
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