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(Off Qucjn St.) TOURIST RESORTS. KIA ORA HOUSE, ARKLE'S BAY. :.. . Spend your holidays at this favourite Seaside resort. Plenty of attractions, tennis, dancing, bathing, boating, fishing, etc., etc. Only 16 miles .'rom Auckland, to be reached by fast pasisenger launches "MassEort " and " Kia Ora " daily, from hired launch Steps. Week Ends.—Leave Auckland 1.30 p.m. Saturdays, arriving Auckland 8.30 a.m., Mondays, v ■ For further particulars, ring, write or wire J. WATT AND SONS, _.„.--- P. 8., Arkle's Bay. ■jyTURIWAI TVE AC H, WEST COAST. NOTICE TO VISITORS AND CAMPERS. A GENERAL STORE will, be Opened at the Entrance of the Recreation Reserve, on SATURDAY, December 16. : Fresh Bread, Milk and Moat Daily. Tents and Stretchers for Hire 'at town prices. Cartage from Station Arranged. Accommodation House Opens December 16. MURIWAI ACCOMMODATION, LTD. Town Office: 19, Brunswick Bldga. / -pERNLEIO-Hl PRIVATE HOTEt. 23, Symonds Street. Central and convenient. First clas3 accommodation. 'Phone 1319. _ .. MISS L. SMITH. Proprietress. ■RTANSION HOUSE KAWAU. No other spot in the whole Gulf,h_3' the Natural Beautieß of Kawau. Its'-Climate and Esquisite Scenery make it a thins apart. IBOOK NOW FOB 'XMAS. STEAMERS MONDAYS AND WEDNE& DAYSTTCrHERE TO STAY WHEN VISTTrNG V\ HELENSVLLLE HOT 5P8.1NG9: HOT SPRINGS HOUSE. First house ihn bus stops at. Right opp. Main Entrance to Grounds. First-class Ac- ' commodaticn and every attention.. Tftriff: 6& per day, £2 10s • week.- Conveyances meet all trains; motor garage foT two cars. Telegraphic Address: "Hot Sprines House, Helensville." Telephone No. 20 (Kelehsville Bureau).—MßS. ERRINGTON. Proprietress, (late Goad'e). rT7-AXWERA 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, shooting. Excellent accommodation. Electno light, etc. Continuous 'phone service. T. JEPHCOATE. ProprietorREST AND CONVALESCENT HOMEU Nihotupu, Waitakere Ranges. Altitude 1260 ft. Healthy. . Bracing, , Within one hour's motor run o; Auckland. Trained Nurse in Chart's. --j I ; Particulars on application to MATRON. " Rangimarie."_ Nihotupu, via Glen Eden Phone. Nihotupu Bureau. j5~ O~ I O R D 1. THE EMPIRE .and THE AUSTRALIA PRIVATE HOTELS. (First two Houoes on left from Railway Entrance.) - -.- -'■ . Moderate Tariff. Superior Table. Representing Thos. Cook, Commercial Travellers' Association, N.Z.P.S. Association. J. N. Proprietor. TJITHEN VISITING ROTORUA, IVV HEN VISITING ROTORUA, Stay at THE MANSIONS. THE MANSIONS, And Secure, the Comfort and Refinement of a Superior Home. Terms Moderate; FRED. REEVE - - Proprietor. . ; nomSERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. HOTEL COLUMBIA. (Nsar Town Hall, Cuba Street.) . First-class Accommodation for 100 guests. 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. YX7HEEE TO STAY IN CHBISTCHUBCB ST."ELMO.PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation, 63. Worcester Street. West End, \% miauUi from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, et&;Moderate Tariff. F. J. MURRAY, 'Phone 873. Proprietor, V~ARGEN PRIVATE 'HOTEL* ' EDEN CRESCENT.* ' Tariff from 15s pet day. HOT SPRINGS. HELENSVTLLB. SPRINGSIDE HOUSE. Tariff, 9s per .day, 62s per week. MR, AND MRS. EDDLESTON, Proprietors. HOTEL ARCADIA. Rotorua. — Most centrally-situated house: lmin. to post office, railway station, and baths. All trains met. Terms moderate.—Box 93. 'Phone ¥1. Teles- address: "Bairds." KAWHIA FOR XMAS—Finest Camping Grounds. Glorious scenery. Fishing, surfing.—For shortest and best route and all other information, write Secretary, Camps Committee, Box 6, Otorobanga. NETANGI Private Hotel, Waiheki Island. —Superior accomodation, beauti. ful sandy beach; tennis,, fishing, shooting, boating, surf bathing. Tariff, £\ 4s per week. PARAKAI HOUSE (Ho-. Springs), Parakai, Helensville. —First-class Accommodation for Visitors- ■ rnoa *" u " MRS . e. LITTLE. 'Phone 35. Proprietress. El OTORU A.— Edinburgh House, close to i, baths. P. 0.; centre, of town. Tariff, t £2 5s per week.—Proprietress, Mrs. A. O'Brien. '' ttrrEY Rotorua, smln. from railway etation. P. 0., and Sanatorium Grounds; £_ 61.week-L Devin. Proprietress. 'Phone 217. —— • T~HriwELL PRIVATE , HOTEL. T-OTOKUA —Well known as the .Premier HouM for comfort, high-class catering and sod«ate r tariff. Porter meets all trains. TV," Address- Thirwell. Te " A T,p, DOWLINQ. Proprietor; '• PRIVATE HOTEU V DEVONPORT. right, on the Waterfront. Ideal position; 3nun from Wharf and 15min. from Auckland. Moderate tariff. _ B. McCALLUM. Proprietor. T-TTBAGGE Institute and, Waiata TropiV\ cal Gardens, Birkenhead. Remernbor to visit this lasting memorial to Clement L. Wragge, who dedicated it to the pubiic. Admiaaion. In Id. PLEASURE REBORT3. ' P"~OINT ERIN PARK. Shelly Bo*6a. Poaeonby.—'ldeal Picnic Grounds: beauUful. healthy. Morning end AfUraoon Teas. THE COVE.—Week-ends, hoHdaare, oir permanent. Book neW.-~Oaeto», _e« Long B»7-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18275, 16 December 1922, Page 5
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