■ -—- —. . ».-.' , . v '■'-■: ■■' ~■? . y •-..'■:• Motor Cycling. •= * ' • _ , MOTOR- : .-•" f\ V;c' L : :b V :o- to a "-:. ,V/; Y, c L -e. -- M S S 2!*•' n y c l e I IU.-.Of.T:'o V R ■.- .■■i..: V/ V ;Y-C-L B MS O'R; O?Yc l e O T O E.-'\r. .V/ Y C L ;B ; .•DACE OVTEETING. - ■ r ■ 'JLVACE 'JAIeETING. " • tjace . .titeeting. • -tVACE ItJLeETING. -'i TJACE fji/rEETiNG. ACE UIXEETING. - T A I AA "RACECOURSE. AKAPUNA , • IXaCECOURSE' "RACECOURSE. AKAPUNA aXaCECOURSE. SATURDAY TVTEXT. ATURDAY IN EXT SATURDAY. TVTEXT. ATURDAY IN EXTi COME AND SEE THE AEROPLANE RACE THE FASTEST MOTOR-CYCLE. The Movie Pictures will be there, so come and have your photo.- taken, and see yourself on the screen next week. ATTEMPTS TO LOWER WORLD'S . RECORDS. ' BURNAND'S BAND IN ATTENDANCE. REFRESHMENTS. ■■FSB Rig!: 1.30 II Fill? Rigl: 1.30 14 Admission (including Boat Fare), 2s. Admission (only). Is 6d. Grandstand and Enclosure, 2s extra. _ x Electoral. £TEW ZEALAND CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY. LTD. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. TO ALL SHAREHOLDERS IN THE SOUTH-EASTERN WARD. - S C iij been approached by Share\vi^ ra S *" I>arts oi the above xr "Piesentin* SuppHers to Dried Milk. Butter and Cheese Fae--SS?& Vlt *•» - "quest that I should accept nomination for a seat . on the new Directorate, after careful consideration, and in deferens to this representative request. I have decided to accede thereto. If y™ honour me with your support I am prepared to devote the necSeary time ™i?««? V h } ch the position demands. * T IV ed 8. myself to do my utmost to safeguard the interests or all Shareholders by maintaining the Democratic principles of true cooperation and a policy of progress combined with prudent administration.— am, yours faithfully. W. G. PHILLIPPS. Mata&gi, March 13. 1990. Tourist Resorts. gTONEHURST RESIDEimAL HOTEL. .43, 47, 49, SYMONDS ST., AUCKLAND. T tri»«2£iL p ? T *f? ¥ te - 1 is elevated on a .^SJE* 1 knoll facin ? three streets, ' with, extensive and well-kept grounds, containing croo.net lawn, secluded m heart of block. Healthiest and most prominent part of city, within five minutes of business and amusement centres. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR TOURIST TRAFFIC. Accommodation for 130 guests. Tariff: 12a a day. MR. AND MRS. A A. BROWN. Proprs. lelegraphio Address. Stonehurst, Auckland. Telephones: Office. 374 a: Visitors, 2562 A. ONETANGI . PRIVATE HOTEL, Onetangi Bay, Waiheke. *"■*'"' Superior Accornmodation now available for February and March. "—•• fi.V?it^ lifi< i En i • be ??i, vv> }** bush reserves. &hmg. electric light, plenty water at al times. Splendid steamer service. Motor meets patrons at Ostend Wharf. J. noroughly Modern Fireproof Bufldinc. . T»"H £3 10s and £3 Bs. MR. AND MRS. L. FRANCHI. AP™ *&3» """Wd wito'short'and = lucktani * Sm6etoa ' B Bld e»- Queen St?. ' "pABAKAI" -HO U~S~E". *„ 40 ROOMS, * . mm , HOT SPRINGS, HELENSVILLE. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOUSE NORTH OF AUCKLAND, Every Possible Modern Convenience. Conveyances meet All Trains. TERMS: 7s per day: 42s per week. to F tho her partlcularß mailed on application PROPRIETRESS. MRS. E. LITTLE. , lelephono No. 35 (Hellensville BnreanJ. »rpHE MANSIONS" PRIVATE HOTEL. x Rotorua, N. Z. Under Entirely New Management. Three Minutes from Railway Station. Every Modern Convenience and. Comfort Terms Moderate. Wire or Write, FRED REEVE. . Proprietor. RosoruaBRlTa' t BAT T fI GATE HOUSE. ROTOOJ RUA. the Largest Private Hotel of Kotorua. . Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr, Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the season. Electrio light throughout, hot and cold bathl patent lavatories etc. Nearest house to &C M*f' mclndiag the large new bath-house. Motor-cars and conveyances leave Brent's for all the side trips. ferml reasonable. . Porters M all trama._a™ Brent, Proprietor ' where to stay in wellington hotel Columbia: ' Near Town HaU. Cuba Street. First-class accommodation for 100 meats C at^ ght throughout. EtevaSr. * Ten bathrooms. Excellent cuisine. ™ n J%"-™a as and Commercial Rooms. rarift, ,9s per day; £2 10s per week. Now under entirely new management. W. E. WEBB. Proprietor. MJ3BS&UBN R^^TAKAPU^s? , SALTBURN TAKAPUNA? 8 * IDEAL WINTER HOME FOR u . , -„. VISITORS. *" Special Winter Tariff on Application One Minute from Beach. 'Phone 7. Takapuna. K B&ksTjTOTEL aRCADIa; HINEMOA STREET. ROTORUA The most centrally-situated House" in Rotorua; one .minute from P. 0., Government baths, and railway station. Ail train? met. Telegraphic address: Bard's. *Phon« %' P.O. Box 93. Terms moderate. ™** 47, , MRS. BAIRD. Proprietress. ! QONOMA Private Hotel, Rotorua -Excel- ' p lent cuisine, first-class chef and eater ' ing. Quiet and comfortable. Close P o railway, gardens baths, etc. 8s Der AY* • 62- spOrßoxs pO r ßox 5? RS - °- SOMMEB^'pfig. f^rf J^^ps^^«asa from wharf, lo minutes from city Tariff moderate. Special terms for familien 'Phone 66. R. McCALLUM. Proprietor rpHIRWELL HOUSE, ROTORUA — - X . ell known as the Leading House » During present railway timetable, mealu will be supplied at any hour to suit truest Telephone 20. . T. P. DOWLING, j » Proprietor. L MAKE . Hohey-eating a daily meal-time habit—healthier' than Jam, and how c delicious! CHOOL BAGS.—lnspect our stock of . good leather Bags at from 10s to 22s 1 6d. Also. Music Cases, Lunch Boxes, at prices to suit Lediard and Kingsford. Leather Goods and Sports Specialists. 164. i Queen St., and 134. Karangahapa 84.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17428, 25 March 1920, Page 10
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