Page 3 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19144, 9 October 1925, Page 3

TOURISTS' AND MOTORISTS' GUIDE ' HELBNSVILLE. * OAIUKAI HOUSE, lielensvilia. Phot a A 35.—G00d table, e.l. throughcuf,; bright fire»; moderate tariff.—Mr«. Rimmer, Proprietress. . OPOTIKL •jjsxjmsms. ROTOHUA. PARK VIEW HOTEL, opposite Government Gardens, ana Baths; term» moderate.—Mrs C. M. Dillon. Proprietress. QONOMA.—Winter tariff. All home comO forts, catering a specialty. 8? per day, i:2 10a per week.—Jf. J, Bennett, Prop. JURKBY House, Hanpara St., 3mm. from CHRI/STCHURCH. WHERE TO STAY *» IN CTJRISTCHURCH. ST. ELMO/ PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior private Accommodation. 52, Worcester Street, Went End, 2 m inn tea from G.P.O. Beautiful Lawns, Gardens, Etc. Moderate Tariff F. J. MURRAY. Phone 872. Proprietor. MOTOR AND COACH TRIPS. A DAY SAVED EN TRANSIT, TE PUKE-PAENGAROA-ROTORUA. BURBERY'S DAILY MOTOR SERVICES, Unequalled Reputation. 2i Years' Running, Not One Day Missed. Cars tyeave Rotoru* at 1,30 p.m., also at 5.45 p.m.; arrive Te Puke at 4.50 p.m. and 8.45f p.m. respectively. Cans leave Te Puke at 5.45 a.m., also at 12 noon; arrive Rotorua at 8.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. respectively. Cars always waiting at Rotorua Station on arrival of 1 p.m. train from Frankton Mid South; asio Express from Auckland. Send collect wires "Barbery," Te Puke or Rotorua Phones: RotcrUa 66, Te Puke iS. A. T. BURBERY. Proprietor and Driver. TSTHITE CAR BERVICE. \\ THE LARGEST MAIL SERVICE IN THE NORTH ISLAND LEAVES ROTORUA DAILY AT 8.30 A.M. For WHAKATANE OPOTIKL and GISBORNE. Through Services. No Changing. Our Fares are the Cheapest in the District. WILLIAMS MOTORS. LTD.. Hinemoa Street, Rotoraa. Phone 124. TAXIS FOE HIRE. PONSONBY Taii, Phono 26-756, opp. ?onsonby P.O.—Latest Cars. Day and Night Service.—Dowden, late Bell's. WHERE TO GARAGE. GILLETT MOTORS. LTD., Buick Service Station, 166, Albert St.. opp. Town Hall.—Modern and well-appointed Garage. Open continuously. CARS TO RENT. CARS Rented without Drivers from 30» per Day.—Williams Rental Care, Ltd., Little Queen St. FOR HIRE. BOTTLE Jacks and Timber Jacks, in good order.—Sam White and Sons, Market PUBLICATIONS. pOWERFUL gERIAL. AN ABSORBING ROMANCE. " > OVE ' S v—-" BY EPFIE ADELAIDE ROWLANDS. A Now Serial Story, entitled "Love's Vie. Tory," by Efiie Adelaide Rowlands, will be commenced in the columns of the New Zealand Herald TO-MORROW (Saturday). " Love's Victory," which is certainly a tale to quicken the pulsa S and make the heart bes.t faiiter, loads from one exciting situation to another. The romance around which the plot ia woven and the mystery and intrigue with which tho story abounds, combine to form a most sensational story, '.hat grips the reader's attention throughout It ia a tale with a modern setting, and the aeeoiae is a charming girl, whose courage and determination under the mas!, trying circtunstances cannot fail to arc use admiration. No one who has perused it, can fail to ac*, claim "Love's Victory" as n moot entertaining tale, in which there- is not a dell minute. Instalment will appear daily. " yiCTORY- " yiCTORY" B? EPFIE ADELAIDE ROWLANDS. The opening Chapters will be published in the columns of the NEW ZEALAND HERALD TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). yj y eabs - BUT DRINKO DROVE OUT THE DESIRE FOR ALCOHOL IN ONE WEEK! Read Mr. M'a personal testimonial; "t had been a steady drinker for 17 years," bui I can honestly say that the desire far alcohol completely left me after I had used your treatment for one week. .1 was decidedly surprised and very thankful, and I have irreat pleasure in recommending Drinko to any person desirous of giving up the cures of drink." This letter is typical of hundreds thai reach us, DRINKO is tasteless, odou:less and harmless. Can be given secretly if desred. Write for free booklet and t«sti« menials. Plain envelopes arid wrappers used, THE LADY MANAGER. Home Welfare Proprietary, 4H, Willis St.. Wellington.