Motoir and Coacii Trips. MOTOR-Bus Jeates WBiogard for Oakleigh, et<s., Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. 7-46 ».m., Kiripak* 9 a.m., Moengawanme (via Samo) 7-46 a»m. ' . > , Daily service for Hikurangi, 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.. returns ,10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Ad- , ditionai services Monday. 6.80 a.m.. returns 7.30 a.m.. Saturday 10.80 p.m., returns 11.80 p.m. Other time-tables apply NORTHERN MOTOR-BUS CO. Whahgaret. CO.. ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS. RM HUDSON MOTOR SERVICESTo To Teko, Whakatane, Opotiki, Waiotapu. Wairakei, and Taupo dai.y. To Gisborne from Opotiki: Mon.. Wed., and Sat. To Napier from Taupo: Tuea.. Thurs.. and Sat. Special Cars or Coaches to all parts of the district. Telegrams: MOTOCO. Rotorua- 'Phone© 19 and 353. •-fro~Y~AL MAIL S E R V 1 C E S ROTORUA AND PAENGAROA DAILY, Connecting with East Coast Railway for Tauranga, The Mount. Te Puke, Matata, etc. Connecting with Afternoon Train from Rotorua. From Rotorua to Te Whaiti and Murupara twice weekly. (Th© Heart of the Urewera Country.) _ E. E. WILLIAMS, Royal Mail Contractor. Hinemoa St-, Rotorua. 'Phone 124.
CT. TTELIERS 1U"OTOR "RUS. WINTER TIME-TABLE. ' COMMENCING MAY 20, 1922. . MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS (inclusive):— Leave St. Hcliers.—7.ss, 9.20, 3.1 a.m.; 1.50. 4.0. 50 pro Leave Remuera (Tram Terminus).—B.2s, 10. 11.30 a.m.: 2.0. 4.50. 5.40 p.m. SATURDAYS ONLY. Leave St. Heiieis.—7.6s, 9.20, 11 a.m., 1, 2, 5.30, 5 p.m. Leave Remueia (Tram Terminus).—B.2s. 10. 11.30 a.m.; 1.30. 2.30. 4.15. 5.40 p.m. SUNDAYS. Leave St. Heliers.—9.so a.m.; 1, 1.45. 3.30. 5.30, 8.50 p.m. Leave Remuera (Tram Torminus).—lo.2o, a.m.; 1.30. 3. 5, 6, 9.15 p.m. Also frequent trips between Remuera and Purewa on Sunday afternoons as required. 1 L. J. KEYS. TXrAIHI TO TAURANGA MOTOR VV SERVICE. Walker's Hudson Cars leave Waihi daily for Tauranga at 12.50. after arrival of Frankton to Thamec train. Arrives Tauranga about 4.30. ~ ... Book Your Seats by collect wire to Walker's. Tauranga or Waihi. „„„„-..-_», WALKER'S ROYAL MOTOR SERVICES. Cameron Road. Taurangn. . Tourist Resorts. ■VTTHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH ST. ELMO HOUSE. . Superior Private Accommodation. 52 Worcester Street. West End. 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc Moderate Tariff. F. J MURRAY. •Phono ' Proprietor. tXT-AIWERA HOT SPRINGS HOTEL AN IDEAL HOLIDAY RESORT. .. Only three hours from Auckland on the Hauraki Gulf. Beautiful scenery. Hot mineral baths. Tennis, bowls, boating, fishing, ehootins. Excellent accommodation. Electno liaht. etc. Continuous 'phone service. T. JEPHCOATE, Proprietor. HERE TO STAY WHEN VISITING HELENSVILLE HOT SPRINGS: HOT SPRINGS HOUSE. First house the bus stop at. Right opp. Main Entrance to Grounds. First-class Accommodation and every attention. Tariff: 8s per day. £2 10s week. Conveyances meet all trains motor garage for two cars. Telegraphic Address: "Hot Springs House, Helensville." Telephone No. 20 (Hslensville Bureau).—MßS. ERRINGTON. Proprietress. (late Goad's). T> O '£'■ O B . U A. THE EMPIRE and THE AUSTRALIA xxix. cvgrthmhuk» pwVATB HOTELS. (First two Houses on left from Bailwa.t Entrance). Moderate Tariff. Superior Table. Representing Thos. Cook. Commercial Travellers" Association, N.Z.P.S. Association. J. N. McLEAN., Proprietor. HOT SPRINGS. HELENSVILLE B«s4 Mineral Baths fa Now Zealand. ••' STAY AT SPRING SIDE HOUSE Alterations completed; latest sanitary drain, age, p.w.c-, etc.; 50 rooms, all ground floor; every conv.; tennis, bowls, etc.: pieasant domain grounde. slipper and plunge bathe. Ring up No 8 Helensville Bureau. Motors meet all trains. Telegrams. " Springside," promptly attended toTariff: 9s a day; 52s a week. MRS. EDDLESTON, Proprietress. -TXTHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. 1 HOTEL COLUMBIA. {Near Town Hall. Cuba Street.) First-class Accommodation for 100 guest*. Electric light throughout; Elevator; 10 Bathrooms; Excellent Cuisine: Drawing and Commercial Rooms. Terms. 8s per day. Now Under Entirely New Management. ■ W E. WEBB. Proprietor. WHEN VISITING ROTORUA, HEN VISITING ROTORUA, Stay at THE MANSIONS. THE MANSIONS, And Secure the Comfort and Refinement of a Superior Home. Terms Moderate. FRED. REEVE - - Proprietor. pARGEN PRIVATE "~ "HOTEL. EDEN CRESCENT. \ Tariff from 15t per day. PARAKAI HOUSE (Hot Springs). Parakai, Helensville—First-class Accommodation for Visitors. Tariff, < 2 guineas per week.—Mrs. E. Little. Proprietress. 'Phone 35. SURREY, Rotcrua, smin. from railway station. P.O. and. Sanatorium Grounde. £2 week.—L. Devin. Proprietress. 'Phone 217. C '■ ■ , .. j- S=3 Pleasure Resorts. WRAGGE institute and Waistu, Tropical Gardens, Birkenhead.—lndian Paradise —Museum—Lovely Falms—Flower©/ Choicesl Refreshments. Delightful Health Resort. Admission. Is Id Removal Notices. rp W. HUT T O N •*•'" (Established 13 Years), MANUFACTURING TAILOR, DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC. 5 In His New Premises at : 18, LOWER VINCENT STREET (Just behind St. Matthew's Church). IS STILL OPEN ■—;— TO HAKE YOUR COSTUMES AND YOUR SUITS • AT HIS REASONABLE PRICES And -— OF HIS USUAL GOOD QUALITY. Miscellaneous. C OAKLEY Auctions household belonging© at the homo or at his Mart. Always successful! . ■ " SEE our window for Wonderful Value in Guns and Ammunition. — Hazard's, Queen St. . , C OAKLEY for golden results every time when a sale is in question. NO need to wait for Auction. We supply your wants privately. Used Furniture. —George Walker. ■■ . •'■■'.;.' ■'■ ■ WOOLS.;. Hosiery. Underwear. Flannels, Blankets, Rugs—Reductions —Roslyn House, 446 A. Queen' fit (4 doors abov© Dixieland). ■ ■ . JEFFERS.2B, Jervois Rd.. for Pure Irish Linen Table Cloths. Tea Cloths, Handkerchiefs, etc.. all sizes; Linen Squares kept in stock. - . ' HAND, Baud, and Circular Saws, saw like saws should saw.—Anderson and Dustin, Saw Doctors, 45, Albert St. THERE'S nothing like Rolfe'a Wax fox Polishing Linoleum. Sold everywhere, fid and la tins. rpHERE'S nothing like Rolte'a Wax, fox X Polishing Furniture. Sold everywhere, 6d and Is tins. ■ all day long buying our / Second-hand Furniture. — George Walker's. 38. Queen Street. < OUR Experienced Auctioneers and Splendid orgsaiisation ensure fluccess.hu Sales. See u* if you wish to sell. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD;. Queen_B_treet (opp. Town Hall). D~~ ON'T GET WET— Buy one of our famous Raincoats at 40s and go horn© dry and comfortable. Sizes 8 .to 7.—McBRIDE, Cash Tailor. Costumier and Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria Street. ' :,'• IF you are thinking of running an Apartment House, buy the Furniture from Coakley—new or uaedl -. ■ EVERYTHING you reauire. in Secondhand Furniture for Private Sale.— George Walker's, 38. Queen Street. A AS—WE are showing a roai nice lin© of Gent.'© Raincoats at 40© each; worth double. All sizes.—McßßlDE, Cash Tailor, Costumier and Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria Street. -DARGAIN-HUNTERB flock to Coakley'e *-* Mart. Heaps of things on Private BEST Leather and Sundries for Horns *~a yW& u %} , best workmanship guSran-teed-.At TugVa, 167. Karangahipe Rd.^ D o^umb;rT 0 ' t£we * oiKhWC<>l,k,^',B '&***
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18173, 19 August 1922, Page 6
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