Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20767, 9 January 1931, Page 4

Only 14 miles from the city, over new concrete roads. Beautiful scenery. Fishing, booting, safe bathing. Bowling, croquet, tennis. Throe lovely benches. Froquent bus service. Write or phone the following for service:— All your GROCERY~anti - FfIUIT requirements are, obtainable from our extensive range of stocks. C. R. McINNESS, Howlck's Leading Store. MARINE HOTEL. First-class Accommodation and Liquors. Tariff: 12/- day, 70/week. E. G. HALLET, Proprietor. Phone 4. HTBECKETT, M.R.E.I.i Land, Estate, and Insurance Asent, Main Road, Howlck. Phone 18M. Next p7o. J. HERON, IYJ.R.E.t., Estate Agent, District Valuer. South British Insurance Agent. Full list Properties and Sections for Sale. Taxi for Hire. Tel. 10, continuous. CRAWFORD'S Buses leave Commerce Street dailv at frequent Intervals Tor Howlck. For Special Holiday Time-table Ring- •12-051. G. A. NEWTON & CO., Carriers, Bulldors' merchants. Coal, Wood. Kerosene, Benzine, etc. Phone 21M. ROOKERY NOOK. Delightfully situated near the Reach. Lunchoons, Teas, and Suppers. Home-made Dainties for PlCillc Parties. IT'S REALLY WONDERFUL fEJicw fresh, and fit \/o\i feel after The agreeable duty of taking a judicious dose of tiny Pinkettea starts a gentle, but effective action in your liver and digestive tract that has a most beneficial result on your system, health and temper. Dainty, effective, harmless Laxatives and Liver Regulators. keep you well Of chemists and stores, 1/3 bottle —or write L Dept., Box 845 G.P.0., Wellington For FREE SAMPLE Jiniimiiiii ii mmiMiiiminmiiii inn ii iiiiiiimiiiiii Winn illinium iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii I TheWentWorlh Sydney, N.S.W. | ~ WENTWORTH HOTEL'S NEW TARIFFS. - Single Room only, from .... 10/- per day ~ ~ Single Room only with privato bath, from .... 15/ per day EE Room and Breakfast., from .... .... .... .... 12/6 ~ ZZ Inclusive Tariff, from .... .... .... .... 20/ per day £ Inclusive Tariff with private bath, from 27/6 per day ~ Double Rooms Charged nt Double Rates. ZZ Private Suites Quoted on Application. ZZ ZZ Luncheon .... ... 3/6 Dinner .... .... 8/ ~ ZZ Meals served in rooms. 1/ extra. ~ Lunches served in Cafe, 3/6, or a la carte. ~ ~ The Wentworth is handy to shops and theatres, yet conveniently removed U ~ from the noise of city traffic, while the famous Wentworth Cafe is noted 5 for Its comfort nnd coolness and central heating. S 1 THE WENTWORTH ! | Church Hill, SYDNEY. 1 rimimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmiimimiimiimiimimiiiMiiiiiimimiiiiMiiimmiiF

Frederick Sleigh Roberts was born at Cawnpore, India, in 1832. At the age of 26 valour won for him the reward most valued by all soldiers. A baronetcy honoured his services in Afghanistan, where his victorious march to Kandahar had fired the popular imagination. Upon retirement from the proud position of Commander-in-Chief in India in 1892, Sir Frederick was raised to the Peerage. On Xmas Day, 1899, Lord Roberts sailed for South Africa, and in a little more than a year turned defeat into xnctory. m ML w* Of Lord Roberts it is said The Nation took him to its heart and called him 'Bobs.'" Consistent merit in any walk in life is not always thus rewarded, but when through the years such intimate, homely popularity is maintained, no further proof that it is deserved is needed. For a quarter of a century "Amber Tips" has undeniably been the most popular tea in this Dominion, a homely tribute which has been the true test of its unvaryingly high quality and fine flavour . . . and what can more aptly emphasise the truth that "Those who drink 'Amber Tips' know why others also

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