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TOURISTS AND MOTOBISTS GUIDE. AUCKLAND. Commercial ho tel. SEORTLAND ST. AND HIGH ST., AUCKLAND. Recently rebuilt and newly furnished throughout. Every bedroom equipped with running hot and cold water. Every Comfort. Exoellent Cuisine. Tariff from 14b per day. Phono 42-004. P.O. Bo* 237. D. NORDEN. Proprietor. THE MANSIONS. Whitaker Place. Symonds Street. (Under New Management.) ivewly renovated and luxuriously turnisnea throughout. Electric light and water, hot and cold showers. Ballroom and Tennis. Beautiful Harbour views from several balconies. 2i Acres, lawns and gardens. Traraa pass door. ~ _ Tariff: Permanents, £2 2b weekly; Casuals, 10s Gd per day. Phone 42-724. MRS. JEAN CARTER, Proprietress. YENTNOR. HOTEL. DEVONPORT 2min. Wharf, Beach and Park. Close to City. Weekly Tickets Cheaper than trams. Beautiful Views oi Harbour and City. Recognised by Touristß and Business Men as an idoul position, close to City, yet away from NOISE AND DUST. A Stay at Ventnor Never Forgotten. Comfort of Patrons Assured. Table » Speciality. Permanents by Arrangement. G ARROWSMITH. Phone 22-466. Proprietor. 1/UiEE, Free, popularising Sharp's Busn.— J- Elite Picnic Grounds, busn avenues, kauris 70ft. high, nativo pigeons, bathing pools; 3-hour run from City. MOTORISTS' Route.—Concrete road to Henderson Station, then Valley Rd to Mountain Rd., i-hour run, smins. run beyond Ferndale. O'i'RAND Hotel, Stanley St., City. Ist O section. —Excellent Accommodation, moderate tariff —J Frost. Proprietor. Phone 45-294. FRANKTON. Empire hotel, frankton jnct. This 3-storey Concrete Building of 70 rooms, after extensive interior alterations, has been entirely refurnished Superior accommodation and every comfort to tourists and members of the Automobile Association. .Ladies' private sitting room. Smoking room. Lounge and Garages. Terniß, 12a lid per day. Special tariff of £1 for week-end guests, inclusive. Hostess: Mrs. D. D. Wilson. Phone 2131. Telegrams, Empire Hot,el, Frankton Junction. HAMILTON ALMADALE. Recently renovated. Superior Accommodation minute station. garage next door.—Phone 1691. HELENSVILLE |>ARAKAI House. -Excellent Table, free I garage, drawing, smbking rooms, plunge and slipper baths being installed Book now for November -Phone 35. Helens vilic. HENDERSON. rnUI GLEN.—Something new. Camping or 1 Picnics for privati -notor-cara or motorcycles only. CLENDON HOUSE, Leigh. Fishing, Swimming. Tennis, ideal holiday resort; £2 2s.—Phono 2, Mrs. Albert Wyatt. NIHOTUPU. GASCOIGNES, the Old Established and Leading Accommodation House on the Waitakere Ranges, beautiful surroundings, bracing air; altitude about liiOOft Ihe ideal Home for a quiet restful Holiday, good table and attention. Phone Nihotupu Mrs J. Uascoigno. Nihotupu. via ! Glen Eden Rest and convalescent home. NIHOTUPU, Waitakerf Ranges Altitude. l2Goft Healthy, Bracing. Within one hour's motor run of Auckland Trained Nurse in Charge. No Infectious Cases Taken. Particulars on application to MISS MUELLER. "Rangimarie," Nihotupu, via Glen Eden. Phone 78M Henderson Bureau. ROTORUA. A HOME Away from Home.—Clubb's Private Hotel, newly renovated, adjoining Govt, grounds; superior accommodation; 10s day. Sightseeing trips arranged. A T PRINCE'S GATE. ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE FROM \'OV. 1. Address. PRINCE'S GATE. ROTORUA. DEVONSHIRE House, handy station, grounds, baths; table unequalled; 9s day, £2 15s weekly.—Mrs. E. Dean, Pro prietress. OAKLEIGH House, opp station, ground floor; good table every conv.; Tariff. 10s Jay, £3 week - Mrs. S. Robinson, Phone 127. QUEENSLAND House; table unequalled; tariff 10s day: £3 week; tmin from railway.—Mrs. Berge. Proprietress. SURREY House. Haupapa St.—Centrally O situated; good table; 8s day —Mrs Devin. Proprietress. Phone 217. ST. HELIERS BAY. rpREVES MILWARD. rest home; vacanX cies for patients.—Nurse Bonner, St. Heliers Bay. Phono 25-992. TAURANGA. THE MOUNT. VIA TAURANGA. 1 bee Mount Mannganui and the finest and safest ocean beach on the East Coast. Stay at the LODGE, situated right on the glori■ous surf and sands of this famous beach. Adjacent lo croquet, bowling, tennis play ing grounds, etc. Open-air dining rooms, dance floor, sun verandahs. bathroom, shower, lawns, fishing, surfing, Bwimming, boating, sun-bathing, etc. Tariff, 60s till Xmaa. Delightful climate. Spend your holidays here, now. Wire, write or Phone HOWARD No. 1, MOUNT BEACH. WAIWERA. ""l\/rONTROSE HOUSE.' —Superior accomJLVJL mod.ition; new management; good cooking; terms moderate. Phone 12. —E. Tulley. Proprietor. WAIHEKE. BAY VIEW Ostend.—Centrally situated; boating, tennis, dancing, e.1.. wireless; £2 10s week.—Whitaker, Proprietor. BOROUGH COUNCIL. CAMPING SITE FOR MOTORISTS. TRAVELLING MOTORISTS are hereby notified that an adequate Camping Site for Motorists has been established on the bank of the Tutaekuri River, Georges Drive, Napier. Water, Gas and Electric Light provided, also ample Conveniences and Bathing facilities. Direction Boards at each entrance to the Town. JOHN DICK. Town Clerk. Napier, 9th November, 1927. WELLINGTON. PRIVATE HOTEL. Phmmer's Stens Dominion Av., Wellington Trams from stations and ferry wharf stop at Stewart Dawson's. First-class centra] accommodation; 10s 6d day. Excellent cuisine and hot water service. Under management of late C. T. W. BARRY SMITH. Phone 40-910 W;res; "Rutland." Wellington CHRISTCHURCH. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. ST. ET MO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation. 52, Worcester Street, West End. 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful Lawns. Ga-dens, etc. Moderate Tariff. P. J. MURRAY, Phone 872. Proprietor. MISCELLANEOUS. Lovers will _ find Sherley's "Hints to ti, £ at Covers'' invaluable; 6d. post free. —Wallace, Chemist, Wellington. ATRIAL wiU convince you that there is /lothmg like Rolfe's Wax for Linos, and Furniture. DOG Owners.—Buy and Rend Sherley's 'Hints to Dog Owners.*' The Practical Dofj Book. 6d, post free.—Wallace, Chemist, Wellington.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19792, 12 November 1927, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19792, 12 November 1927, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19792, 12 November 1927, Page 2