TOURISTS AND MOTORISTS GUIDE. AUCKLAND. T7ENTNOR PRIVATE V HOTEL. DEVONPORT, 2Mins. Wharf, Beach autl Park. Closo City. Weekly Tickets cheaper than fcrams Beautiful Views of Harbour at\d City. Recognised by Tourists and Business Men as an Ideal Position, close to City, yet away from NOISE AND DUST. A Stay at Ventnor never forgotten. Comfort of Patrons Assured. Table a Speciality. Permanents by Arrangement. G. ARROWSMITH. Phone 22-IGG. Proprietor. WAlXAhiuKt. tlAiSOta -liatiuoitjue a Tourist and Health Resort, the Loading House on the Ranges. For particu lars ring Mra. Gasctugne, Nihotupu Bureau WALALLA Rest Convalescent Home, The Avenue, St. Heliers; beautiful surroundings: fees moderate.—Sisters Riddell Phone 4. A. RULE'S BAY BAY BOUSE. Ai THE WHARF. This well-known House, famous for its menus and general catering for the enjoyment of its guests, NEEDS NO BOOSTING. Own tennis court and dance hall. Tariff £'3 3a week. 10a per day. Reserve booking loi Xmaa and New Yeai Phone Arkle» Ba.v House or write Private Bag Auckland or Thode and Co., 17. Phoeri'x Chambers ST. HELIERS BAY. GRAND, Private Hotel. St. Heliers Bay. —Accommodation for Visitors. Glorious views; Bathing, Fishing; excellent table.— L. Bradley. HO WICK. CLIFFS, HOWICK Beautiful Ground, right on Beach. GLORIOUS VIEWS. Now open to receive Visitors and CONVALESCENTS. First-class Aooommodation. Excellent Cuisine. MRS. PETERSON. Phono 16. T4TARINE HOTEL. HOWICK. I*l Now undei the management of Mr T H Millward Adjoining Bowling and Croquet Lawns Special Dinner Mid-day Sunday Tariff 3b Phone 4. NIHOTUPU Rest and convalescent home. NIHOTUPU, Waitakere Ranges. Altitude, 1260 ft Healthy, Bracing. Within one hour s motor run ot Auckland Trained Nurse in Charge. No Infectiouis Cases Taken. Particulars on application to MISS MUELLER. " Rangiraane, Nihotupu, via Glen Eden Phone 78M. Henderson Bureau. WAIWEKA. TUFONTROSE House.—Superior accommo JLVX dation, oharges moderate; entirely new management; book early for Xmas holidays —Mrs. Florance. HAMILTON. RIVERVIEW Private Hotel, .mi a. P.O. and Waikato River; electric light throughout, terms .pderate.—Phone 1481. TsrAVERLEY Private Hotel. 4. Bryce VY St.—Superior accommodation, imin from station; garagci.—Phone 1605. WHEN in Hamilton stay at Almadale. Superioi accommodation; recently renovated; Imin. station, absolutely best 10s day house in New Zealand. LEIGH. CUMBERLAND HOTEL Three hours' beautiful Motor Trip from Devonport. Service Car meets Tram, Kai para Flats, Monday. Wednesday, Friday 12 miles from Kawau Swimming. Tennis. Deep-sea Fishing House Launch Book early Tariff. 10s daily, including Launch W HARPER. Proprietor. tariff. £2 2a.—Mrs. Albert Wyatt. ROTORUA. EYS E R OTEL, GOLFERS' RENDEZVOUS. A Drive and an Iron front the Finest Golf Links in New ZealandADJACENT TO THE FAMOUS SPOUT BATHS (Free to Guests). These Baths Hold the Secret of Eternal Youth! Try Them. THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS THERMAL SPRINGS AT THE VERY- DOOR. Accommodation Superb. Tariff Moderate. ■W. GALBHAITH - - Proprietor. Phone No. 1. /PHASE'S Accommodation Bureau.—"We '\j solve the Accommodation Difficulty; reliable advice given best boarding houses and hotels. Lei ub make your arrangements Wire or write. Look for Chase car on arrival of train. OAKLEiGH Houne, opp. Station: ground floor; good table, every conv. TariS: 10s day- £3 week.—Mra. 8. Robinson Phone 127. mmm ROOMS, furnished, with .use dining, sit ting rooms and kitchen; 16s week each person.—Kingsdale Apartments. SONOMA."— A Real Home.—Excellent Service, 8s it day; £2 10s week.— J. J. Bennett SURREY House, Huapapa St.—Centrally situated, -Is a day 45s week.-Mrs Devin, Proprietress. Phono 217. A HOME away from Home.—Clubb o Private Hotel, newly renovated, adjoining Govt. Grounds. Superior accommoda tion. Tariff. 10s do*?; AOs weekly A LL Requirements and Free Information xi. regarding Taupo from Raid's 'Anything Yon Want' Store. Bex 2 Taupo. TT'ISHING.—Taupo Lak" Cottage to Let. X convß,, booli dates immediately.—l2, Exchange Lane. Phone 41-205. ' jHAUPO. —Every class Fishing, gear, JL boats. launch«ia, tents; sale or hire.Taupo Launch Coy.. Taupo. 'PAUPO. - Launches with bunks, Fishing X Tackle; Boats, Tents for sale or hire —Taupo Launch CoWAIHEKE. A WAROA BAY, Waibeke.—Superior Acxi commodation, 355: fishing, boating, dancing Also Cottages to let.—Gordon, Proprietress. CHRIS TCHURCH EfOR excellent erne ids, good music, com i- fort, cleanliness and reasonable tariff, when in Chrstch'ircb. etay at THE HOTEL FEDERAL, THE HOTEL FEDERAL. Victoria Square. Orchestra. Billiard Room, T. G. LEWIS. Proprietor. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. ST. ELMO*PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation. 52. Worcester Street. West End 2 minutes trom G.P.O Beautiful Lawns. Gardens, eto. Moderate Tariff. P .1 MURRAY, Phone 572. Proprietor WELLINGTON. "OUTLiND PRIVATE HOTEL. Xli Dominion Avenue. Wellington. First-class central accommodation. Close to G.P.O. Splendid view. Excellent hot-water service and cuisine: 10s 6d pe* day. Now under the management of W. BAEIRIE SMITH. Phone 40-910. Late C.T. Telegrams: "Rutland," Wellington. Y'otjr VISIT TO DUKEDIN. Add to the pleasure ol your visit to Dunedin by staying at toe City's Leading Hostel the " Grand." Accommodation and service to suit the leauirements of tha most exacting. Modern in every respect—£2o.ooo has just been expended. Tariff 20s per da;r. C.T.W.A, 17s Sd. GRAND HOTEL. DUNEDIN. ARTHUR A. PA APE. Proprietor. Telegrams: " Reputation " Dunedia.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19502, 4 December 1926, Page 2
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