mcnc'ay: Leave Auckland 9.30 a.m. Arrive Rotorua t> p.m. Firstcltiss rare, including meals .. .. .. ~ £1 10 0 Tuesday: Visit Wtiakarewarewa —Pohutu Geyser, Rolling Mud, nose and Lily Mud Pond, Ancient Maori Carvings and Model Pa, Dolling Springs, Side by side with cold sparkling: water. Bus rides . . 0 2 6 Return to hotel for lunch. Afternoon: Visit Ohlneniutu. see tho most wonderful Maori carved church in the world, native cooking-, etc. Bus fare Return to hotel 5 p.m. .. .. .. 0 16 Wednesday: Leave (>.30 a.in. Tor Hamurana Springs and Okere Falls. Return 4.30. Fare -- •• .. .. ~ 076 Thursday: Four Lakes Trip—Rotorua, Rotoehu. Rotoitl, Rotoraa, including- 1 iKitere, The Devil's inferno etc. Leave by motor 9 30, return 6.30. Motor charges, guide fees, inclusive .. .. too Friday: Leave 10 a.m. Visit Falrv Springs. Fare. 3/- return .. 0 3 0 Afternoon: Vistt Government r,rounds and Baths, and general sightseeing in notorua. Return hotel o p.m. Saturday: Return Express 9.30 to Auckland. Arrive 5,50. Fare and meals • .. .. i in t\ Hotel, as per advertisement below, from £2 .. .. ~ s 6 0 £C 14 a You can spend a week at Rotorua for as little as £4, including second-class ui.i Tares and accommodation, or a rull week's sis'it-seelng trip as ato e, only second-class rail. £5/18/-. -Mj—Jji' —— Lure of the Mountain is Irresistible. M A FEW DAYS IN THE GARDEN OF NX, . SUNNY NEW PLYMOUTH. H All the charm of the Glorious Motor Trip from Te Kuit! f\V through the beautiful Awalclno Valley, past Mokau. and over the 1100 ft. climb over Mt Messenger, but leads up to the supreme beauty or stately-towering Mt. Egmont, and the glorious Beaches of New Plymouth Golf, Tennis. Fishing. Bowlinir. Cioquet. etc. Write for Booklet "to the Secretary, Tourist and Expansion League, New Plymouth. W-itf-n-n Excellent camping site for motorists. Water laid on. Beach VVcUltUd a „rt rjver bathing, fishing, golf, tennis, howls, and croquet in season. On main highway to Wellington-, good roads all directions; convenient base Trom which to tour Taranaki Tourists welcomed. For information, apply Secretary, Seaside Committee. Piinera WKarA T#»a Rnnm« is " ow 3 regular stopping place for runga wnare Aea aooms Tourists motoring to New Plymouth. Nestling amid virgin hush, on the Mokau side or Mt. Messenger. It nils a much-needed want Watch for the signs, and be sure and call In. MRS. H. L. LEWIS, Proprietress. DEVON, Private Hotel, 44 9, Devon St., East Central. First-class accommodation; electric light; modern convs. Tariff, 8/6 day, £2/2/- weekly. Permanents by arrangement. MRS. A. ULENBERG, Proprietress. Phone 1181. NIGER House, Eliot St. Superior healthy locality; ocean views: cuisine unsurpassed. Ideal Tor tourists, garaging 8 cars. Phone 620. Telegs.: " Niger House" MRS. H. G. , OTTAWAY Proprietress. When Travelling, CLUBB'S PRIVA.& HOTEL (late Arcadia). A home away from home.
Call, Wrltfc, or Phone (45-lSi) Government Tourist Bureau N.Z. Insurance Building, Queen Street. Reservations made. All Tickets Issued. QOEENSIAND Soief 0 uox 41- Phone 144. Under new management. Refurnished. Electric light throughout. Minute _ railway. 8/- day. £2/10/- week. MRS, BERGS SONOMA." Look! Why pay more? The beat possible. 8/- per day, £2/10/per v/eels. —J. J BENNETT. THIRWELL. Private Hotel, Rotorua. (Third House from Railway Gates.) Electric light. Hot and Cold Baths. High-class Catering. Moderate Tarli?. Porter meets all trains. Telegraphic Address " TbirweU.". Phone 20, MRS. T P DOWLINC. Proprietress.' ARMIDALE. New Modern Private Hotel. Completed November, 1924. 40 rooms. Lounge, Balcony, Drawing and Pmoking Room, Buses meet all trains. Tariff: 10/- per day; £3/3- per week. Telegraphic Address: " Armidaie." Phone 205. Box 73. E. CARKEEK, Proprietress. THE MANSIONS. Tariff: 11/- per day; 70/- weekly. FRED, REEVE, Proprietor. I! fri ii dI JHtot* At Ramvay Gates. Tariff: 10/6 day; £3/3/- weekly. MRS. A. O'BRIEN, Proprietress. KIA-ORA " Private Hotel Overlooking beautiful Sanatorium Grounds. MRS. A. lIRACKEBUSII. Proprietress. Moderate Tariff. Phone 12. Adjoining Government Grounds. Superior Accommodation. Tariff: o/day; 55/ weekly MRS. W. CLUBI3, Proprietress. RANDWICK HOUSE, Hinemoa Street, next R.M. Co.'s Garage. Tariff: 9/- day; 52/0 -veekljv Phone 103. MRS. J. STEWART SINTON, Proprietress. The Empii'e and the Australia Private Hotels. .(First Two Houses on left from Railway Entrance.) Superior Table. Tariff: 12/ per day; 70/- per week. Representing Thos.-Cook, Commercial Travellers' Association, N.Z.P.S. Association. J. N. McLEAN, Proprietor. FENTON HOUSE, Fenton Street. MISS RRENNAN, Proprietress. Tariff: 8/6 per day; £2/10/- per week. 2mln. Public Baths; opp. Tourist Inquiry Office, imtn, ; P.O E.I, Phone 203. BONDI Prt-VATE HOTEL, Haupapa St Five minutes Sanatorium Grounds. Tariff: 8/- day; £2/5/- week MRS. C. HENDERSON, Proprietress. Phone 138 OAKLEIGH HOUSE, Opp. Railway Station. Ground Floor. Under entirely new management Tariff: to/- day, £3 weekly Sightseeing Trips catered for, with latest Studebalw lenvtne house dally MRS. S. ROBINSON, Proprietress. T/ri SPEDDING & CO., Hinemoa Garage. Day and Night Service. A.A.A. Information Bureau >SsW. K ■tjrss"s :■» =- jTHE AN'GLERS' PARADISE The Anglers' Paradise, can be reached from Auckland in a day, Come via Rotorua and the wonderful and weird Walrakei Valley. Luxurious accommodation at the following Hotels and Private Hotels: — THE SPA Hotel. World-famous mineral baths in grounds. Sight? to be seen: Crow's Nest Geyser (the largest in N.Z.), Witches' Cauldron, etc. Tariff, if)/-. S. CHARLTON., Proprietor. TERRACES Hotel, Taupo. First-class accommodation; view of Lake Taupo, Ruapebu, md active volcanoes, Tongarlro, Ngauruhoo Hot Mineral Baths free to guests, ideal place to spend a holiday J. EVERETT, Manager. THE BUNGALOW, where you get Just those little things that make it a home away from home Tariff, 14/-. Handy Baths, Wonders, Fishing. MRS. W. ANDERSON. Proprietress. IVJT. VIEW, the Ideal Anglers' Home, located m'.dway between fishing points. Tariff 14/-1 £4/10/- week. MRS. MONTGOMERIE Proprietress. De Luxe Motor Services Send us a collect wire, and we will meet you at Rotorua or Napier or Tokomaru Bay; Napler-Gisborne Service: Leaves Napie, 8.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. •(arrival of Express) Arrives Gisborne 5 p.m. midnight. Leaves Gisborne 6 a.in- connecting with Express for Auckland and Wellington (24 hours' service). Also leave Gisborne l p.m., arrive Napier 9 p.m. East Coast Services: Twice dally Rotorua-Gisborne: Daily. ' usurious Cadillac Limousines. Teiegrapnic address: " DE LUXE SERVICE," Napier or Gisborne. For outdoor*, uu Potter i SMOKING MIXTURE Mi CIGARETTES PAPATOETOE SKIi SERVICE, through beautiful farming country. Two. routes available, tickets good for either route on Universal Buses. Via Onenunga and Mangere, or via Penrose, Westlleld and Otahuhu. Buges, via Otahuhu., leavo 10 past every hour. Frequent service via Mangere'. Time-tables arc available Trom Universal Drivers. Visit your mends in East Tamaki, papatoetoe, on the 0 o'clock Universal Bus trom G.P.0.. returning at s.it; pm every Sunday. ST. HELIERS by "Jf KOHIMARAMA These favourite seaside resorts and growing residential suburbs are rapidly increasing in popularity. Hie splendid fLet of ' K " Buses maintain a frequent service to both bays, leaving the Chief Post Office, Lower Queen Street, at !5minute intervals, from early morning until late at night. Augmented service on Sundays ar.d Holidays. This trip is a nice morning or afternoon outing, and many places of historic and scenic interest ere seen on the way Return Fare: Adults, 2/-; Children. 1/-. Look for the "K " on our buses L. J. ''EYS, St. Heliera. NORTH SHORE KMifiwiafMHi: 12 MILES 8Y MOTOR-BUS—--4 MILES By SEA—for 1/8 Return. Up the Deautirul Waitemata by steamer to Northcotc. By motor bus, rrom Northcote the route lies tbrougn ,lve miles of very beautiful country to Milford Beach Here the journey may Do broken ror afternoon tea Then by frequent Motor Service in luxurious buses over the 0 miles to Devonpori returning by steamer to City Leave Auckland vta Northcotc. Monday to Friday.—7.is. 10.0 am i 30 4.0, 5.10 p.m ' " Saturday.—7.ls, 10 a.m., 12.20 l 35 3.0. 4 30. 6 25 p.m. Sunday —0.30. 10.30 a.m., 12.50, 2 0 3 30. 5 p.m Motor Services run by United Service Motor Bus Co., Waitemata Bus and Transport Co.. Ltd. Adults, 1/6; Children,'' 9d. Through Tickets and Time-tables obtainable at the Offices of their Agents, THE DEVORPORT STEAM FERRY CO., LTD., Ferry Buildings, Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19417, 27 August 1926, Page 4
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