Page 5 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18215, 7 October 1922, Page 5

Tourist Resorts. MANSION- HOUSE KAWJJJ, No other spot in the whole Gulf has tVi« Natural Beauties of Kawaa, Ita Climate and Exquisite Scenory make it a thing #pwt. BOOK NOW FOR 'XMAS, STEAMERS MONDAYS AND WEDNE3. DAYS. TO STAY IN CHRIBTCHUICH ST. ELMO.PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation', 62, Worcester Street, West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O, Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate Tariff. . F. J. MURRAY, Phone 872. Proprietor. Hot springs, l helensville ®cst Mineral Baths in New Zealand. STAY AT SPPJNGSIDE .HOUSE. • Alterations completed; lateet eanitary drain. agi\ p.w.c., etc.; 50 rooms, all ground floor; every conv.; tennis, bowls, etc..; pleasant domain grounds; slipper r.nd plunge baths Ring up No. 8, Helensvili© Bnre.au. Motor* meet all trains. Telegrams " Springside, promptly attended to, Tariff: 9s a day; 52a a week. MRS- EPPLESTON, Proprietrc&a., QARGEN PRIVATE ~ HOTEL, EDEN CRESCENT. Tariff from 15b per day. jTR TON Tunc TTO W. The Place to Stay HOTEL NORTHLAND. Two Minutes from Station. PARAKAI HOUSE (Hot Springs), Panikai, Helensville.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors. MRS. E. LITTLE, 'Phone 35. Proprietress. EOTORUA. —The Kozio Private Hotel, 1 Hinemoa St., near station and baths; forms moderate. —Mrs. A. Boye3, prietressSURREY. Rotorua, smm. from railwaj station, P.O. and Sanatorium Grounds, £2 week- —L. Devin. Proprietress. 'Phone 217. Pleasure Resorts. POINT ERIN PARK, Shelly Ponsonby.—The ideal picnic grounds for school holidays. Beautifully healthy. , QYLVAN Glade Cabaret, Devonoort.—Tea, O Kiosk. Gardens, open daily; ideal surroundings; Cabaret available foi- parties; refreshments from 3.0 a.m. Sundays included. j "TXTHERE TO GO.—Specially attractive ! Vr week-end trips to Rjirekare. Glorious bush and surf. Trains met at Glen Eden. Inclusive charge. 40s, board and fare.— Ring Farley. Karekare Bureau, early. VfTRAGGE Institute »nd Waiata. Ti-opicaJ VV Gardens. Birkenhead.—lndian Paradise —Museum —Lovely Palms—Flowers. Choicest Refreshments. Delightful Health Resort. Is Id Wines lor Sale. A CASE Port Wine, '25e; 5000 gallons being sacrificed; samples free. — Brad's Vineries, 6. H.M. Arcade, Auckland. CASE OF PORT WINE, special blend, 355, delivered city, freight la 6d extra. —Colonial Wine Co.. 248. Swanecm St. OLD Port and Sherry Wines, superior, 35e per case; Special, 423 6d: railage paid. — Vella. Oratia. Auckland. PORT Wine, 20s; Invalid, 25&; f.0.b., only 70 cises; closing-business.—C. Kendrick» Otahuhir T>ORT, fine old matured, 3(!;i case delivered. JL ■ —Kaipara Wine Co.. 820 (basement), New Zealand Insurar-js BlcL r .;s. gUPERIOR Wl|E3 c? |T REASONABLE Old Port and Muscatel Sherry at 35s per case. Special Old Port and Sherry at 42a 6d per case. Freight paid. Cesh with order. Satisfaction, or money refunded. Write, JOHN S. VELLA, " The Torrace'' Vineyards, Oratia. Auckland. LD PORT (Invalid) 425, Claret 427. Red 48s, Sherry 465, Special Reserve Port 60s per 12 bottles (2gals.). Cash with order. Freight paid to nearest station or first transhipping port. Delivered Auckland and immediate suburbs, also across harbour. All winea matured. Orders promptly • executed. Suppliers to Auckland and other hospitals. State occupation when ordering; for no-license district.—A. A. Corbail, Mt. Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson. Birkenhead. November 8, 1921. Mr. A. A. Corban. Dear Sir, —I thank(you for having sent' the wine so promptly, and for tho assortment. In my many experiences of all quarters of the world, I have sampled the products of many vineyards, and I feel-, that it is but just to say that your native' New Zealand wine grown at Henderson is in my opinicn -iuite equal to tho products of Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Palestine, South Africa,, and Auutralia, and I vary heartiiy congratulate you. Cheque enclosed. | Yours sincerelv, • 1 (Signed) CLEMENT LINDLEY WRAGGE. ' Support & Local Industry. PROHIBITION. WILL IT BE CARRIED? • WE ARE NOT PREPARED TO TAK33 THE BISK. ( Consequently we hive Reduced the Price of 5000 Gallons of our well-known Port Wine, for. Caeh with Order, as follows — a. d. Per Case (12 Bottles) .. . ( 25 0 Per 2G*l. Keg 22 6 Per sGal. Keg .. .. ~ 52 6 Per lOGal. Keg 100 0 Per 36G*1. Caak £15 0 0 F.o.b. <ra Rail, Stiamer, or City. Caeks and Xcgi extra, returnable. • . ORDERS TAKEN STRICTLY IN ROTATION. - " Good Wine Needs No Bush."—the tation of Bray's Wines is Paramount. k Y" INEHI:BSo, H.M. ARCADE. AUCKI^LND. 'Phone 2222. Dyers and Cleaner;, OARPET Cleaning, Spring Cleaning:, House Washing.—Vacuum Cleaning Co., 15. Lome St. 'Phone 1769. Estimates free. - SPRING CLEANING.—Carpets Lifted. Cleaned. Altered or Repaired- and Relaid bv experienced fitters. . .* DOMESTIC VACUUM CLEANING CO.; 12. Strand Arcade , Miscellaneous. V ' WE arei showing a Lovely Line of and Worsteds at £8 8s per suit. Real nobby goods, and we guarantee a perfect fit. Write or call for patterns.—McßßlDE, Cash Tailor. Costumier and Outfitter, ;11-13, Vic? - : toria Street- ■ . - - CUSTOMERS all day long buyins our Second-hand Furniture. — GeorgeWalker's. 38. Queen Street. T\ROP Coakley a line if you can't sail—-pi JIJ ring 2238. - ■. *\TO need to wait for Auction. "We aapply' i> your wants privately. Used Furaiture. —George Walker. /"■rnATRS (Kitchen). Kitchen Dresser. chen Tables, Couche» v Lawnmowers, for private treaty.—George Wilker's. Queen St, IF >-ou ceo i -well-furnished home anywhere, chancea are Coakley supplied the gocdal BEST Leather and Sundries tor Hom«. Repa.ir-.ng; best workmanship guaranteed—At. Tugby's. 16". Karangahape Rd. -- TT>RANK BOWLETT. 206, Karangahape Rdfc 4! —Cheapest for Best Hair work. Price lull «ri Switches and Tranafc mations ocatadKIMU Dining Suitee, 4 Dining, 2 Armchaws, rexine tip-out seats; £5 lf-s — George Walker. Auctioneer. 38. Queen St. COAKLEY, the 'Lucky Auctioneer—he ge^s the bida! ' TTaM PAUL for Razor Sharpening; every razor guaranteed.—Hairdresser, Quoen and Quay Sta., opp. Ferry Bldgs. XJATURE'S Health, G.H. Pure Olive Oil. ii Highest awards. Auckland Exhibition. —The Phoenix Import (Jo.. 56. Victoria St. GOOD Second-hand Furniture for Priiat* Sale every day at George Walkers, 38, Queen Street. A' CHOICE Selection Leather for laome boot repairing,—Chambers Boot Re- , pairing Factory. 256. Karangahape Rd often haa a good uued Phi-no Vj going cheap I is the right place to Buyßidms every de tf rl^l ' ( ? all" buyers 'or usors. very selling the Piano. CojOdey V™, . : I the best pn&es! 1 1 n rpENNIS ?^'[i to ;World:s ChainI Patronised by ici 94, ' pion.—A. ■ ■ .1 _ Albert - —-r-r~n:_ ne- —Eng!)?h and rt TOCKTAKINQ Gloves (remarkable S Md ' 4sß *** Haz* Cai-tridge** for iteTjiORD. 2fiphili» tho p »l r^r 'Phone 2T75A. ~ lisk 'Phona JHSTA. „ Mk