TOURISTS' AND MOTORISTS' GUIDE. AUCKLAND. JJ O T E L jgR AEBUR N. CONDUCTED BY MBS. BRAIK, Late of Hotel Braeburn, Wangantn and Cargen, Auckland. TARIFF. 15s. PERMANENT GUESTS BY ARRANGEMENT. PHONE 41-220. lfi. LOWER SYMONDS ST.. AUCKLAND. FRANKTO.N GRAND anuv Junction Hotels. Frank ton. First-class* Accommodntion ,• n«i; baths: moderate charts Guests called n!) 1 ruins* HAMILTON. OYEKLAND, Willys Knight Service, Station.—Repairs. Tyres, Accessories. — J. Pomeroy Coy,, Ltd.. Alexandra St. •WARWICK. Hamilton .East, overlooking It river,—Excellent cuisine: h. and c. showers. Tar if! moderate.—Mrs. Yoysoy, Proprietress. HELENSVILLE. HE LE X S VILLE. —Ve ran a House.-Good Accommodation, quiet and select; ltnin. station: tariff. S-* day.—Phone 91. MAT AM ATA. A ARD Daily Service, loaves arrival Rotor A rua Express, 3.15 p.m., arrives Tauranga 0 p.m.—Telegrams: Aard, Tauranga, Matamata. ' OHAIvUNE JUNCTION. HOTEL ARGONAUT (late Grand), now first-class House, refurnished and renovated.—Mrs. J. M. Collins, Proprietress, KING'S COURT.—Finest-appointed House in King Country. Ideally situated, fa-t----ing Mt. Ruapohu. Alpine climbing and trout fishing.—■Mr?. Youdk. Proprietress. ROTORUA. " A ItMIDALE" Private Hotel, rebuilt and XX under original management; every comfort and convenience; 10a day, £'lV 3s week.—Box 173. Phone 205. ' A HOME from Homo.—Olubb's Private jt\. Hotel adjoining Government Grounds: 8h Day ; 45s Weekly.-—Mrs. Clubb, I ropriet resß. late Hamilton House. _____ BON CATTANACH departs for Tnuranga, via Paengaroa. Te Pake, 1.30 p.m. daily.—Telegrams: Cattanach, Aard Rotorua. , HINEMOA Private .Hotel, situated elope to Sanatorium Grounds; this ■ oldestablished' House has always maintained popularity.—H. J. Farren, Proprietor. T AKE House Hotel, overlooking Lake: JU natural hot baths free. TaritT, 15s per day; £5 per week.—ll, A. .Llo.vd, Propnctoi. QUEENSLAND House; table unequalled; tariff, .£2 5s per week-. 2mm. from railway station. —Mre. BetßO> 1 ropnotrofra, ONCJMiv - Private Hotel. Launches and Fishing Parties catered for; !)S daily, £2 15s> weekly,—J.J. Bennett. Proprietor. o fp~ 0 R U A. K THE EMPIRE and THE AUSTRALIA PRIVATE HOTELS (First two Houses on left from Railway Entrance), Superior Table. _ Tariff, 12s per Day; 70s per Week. , Representing Thos. Cook. Travellers' Association NiZ.P.S. Association. J. N, McLEAN, Proprietor.
TAURANGA. MASONIC Hotel. - Good Acconimodation. ill fir3t-cla«fl service; tenns moderate, nicely situated, right opposite boat and trains.—H. E. Oldinc Pronmtor. C.HRISTCBURCHV Ttr tTERF, TO STAY. W IN CHRISTCTIURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation. 52, Worcester Street, West End, 2 imntitcß from G.P.O. Beautiful Lawns. Gardons, etc. Modcrato Tariff. F. .T. MURRAY. Phone 872 Proprietor. AUSTRALIA; A us T R Tf vou are Visitint: Australia's Holiday City you will find there is no City Houbo quite so comfortable, rcfintid. and cornplot: lis the HOTEL SYDNEY. Tariff; Inclusive, from . •• •• 6d Room and Breakfast, from . I.tis Cd Cables and Radios: " Otolsydne." Management -- - *E- T. Checsonuw QYDNETS PREMIER PRIVATE HOTEL "THE UITZ." Cremorno .Point. lOMins. from G.P.O. On the Harbour Front. Excellent Cuisine, Under Entirely, Now Management. ■ Now Electric Lift Billiard KoOm. Booklets and Tariff on Application Phono Y2llß. ART NEEDLEWORK. SPORTS GOODS. "TXTINTER Players.—Dayton's Steel Tennis V? Racquet?, few left: 55f*. to clear.—A. Rfico. 94. Albert St. TYPISTS. HARDWARE, IRONMONGERY, ETC. ELEOTROPLATERS. HOLTONS hail from Birmingham, homo of Electroplating. Collections; deliveries free.—Phono. 45-!!35. Corner Albert and Wyndham Streets. HOSIERY. BOND'S "Sylk-Arto" Hose, Blcck, White, Nude, Chumpaßne. Fawn, etc.: now Gs lid.—Faulkner and Co.. 282. Queen St. TUNING. HIGHEST-Grade material and workmanship at the Bristol; free estimates, 49. Karangabape Rd. Phone 42-70 A. "DHONE 43-398. Pianoforte Tuning, RoJL pairing, Free Valuations. Export Advice, intending purchasers.—Arthur Bree. Qfl, St. Paul St LANDSCAPE GARDENERS. LEATHER GOODS. A TTACHE Cases, Trunks, Brief Batto, XV. Suit Cases. Travelling Rngis and Requisites.—Wiseman's. 170-172. Queen St. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. TJUNGALOW, 4 rooms, modern convs.. J3 bathroom, kitchenette- i-Acrc. best locality, Epsom; Marino Suburb preferred. —W.. 822, Herald. TTOME, nice, suburbs, bus and tram, for JUL Farmlet or smaller House, handy Auckland.—Exchange, 519, Herald. ACRES, been mostly heavy bush; OXJKJ good First Mortgage or City Property ; equity £ 3000.—Owner, 817. Herald.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19040, 10 June 1925, Page 3
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