Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

NZ Truth, Issue 340, 30 December 1911, Page 6

!j •.• " ■ _^ \■■ ~•. ~l^~ "•■■■';"■ ■. ■■■ -■■•—---- . ;,...■- : "■';■ - •■■■■■■..■ ; ■•■ ■>■" ■ •■ And Best Clliii ate ■ iti Austfalasla. ; :: . . ' ,/ , BUSINESS MEN,.. SPORTSMEN, ;#TOURISTS: AND PLEASURE- :SEEKERS.r^ ■ ■ -■ . if you desire to see the Wonders and Unrivalled and Appalling Beauty and, Grandeur of the Lakes, Rivers, Mountains, Volcanoes, Fjords, Waterfalls and Caves of New Zealand, or to go Fishing, Shooting, or m Search of Health, take „ .; ' . I ULJIxIo I DAfe!U IK^iUli I I.!mIvJC I o CLASS h, x ■ Which are issued daily (Sundays excepted) throughout the year, as under :— » , faT Available OVer lines Of BOTH ISLANDS for SEVEN WEEKS frOlll date Of ISSUe - - ; J2-1O These kats are .available over Government lines only, and are obtainabfe as Follows f— (a)"- and (b) at Auckland, Onehunga, Rat'irua, Hamilton, FrankI * . ' , r 'v : ' ton Junction, Thames, Napier, Hastings, Waipawa, Woodviile, Masterton, Palmerston North, Wanganui, Hawera, New PlymoutU Wellington, .and Te ■ , (b\- Available OVef NORTH ISLAND lines for 'POUR WEEKS from date Of ISSWe - - --" " : £J& Aro; and \^ ai -Nelsph, ; Graymouth, , Lyttslten, Christchurch; Ashburton, Timaru, Oamaru, Palmerston, Port Chalmers, Ounedin, Mcsgiel, Al-x-J , ' ■ , andra, Clyde, Milton,. Lawrence, Clinton, Gore, Invercargill,- arid Bluff Railway Stations f (a) and (c) scrips are available for travel ovor Lake Wakatipu. I (C}> Available OVer MIDDLE ISLAND lines for FOUR- WEEKS from date Of ISSUe •-.-.'- £€j> Tourist Excursion Tickets may be extended for any period not exceedinj four weeks on payment of an extension fee of £1 10s per week or portion of a ' \ . ' „■,', .!' week on application to the Station Master afc any of the above-named stations or the officer m charge, Queenstown, before the expiration of original ticket. i Quickest Route between filuff and Auckland or vice : versa : fey Rail and Steamer, -48 Hours. On, the Journey by- rail Weffrflgfon, to Auckland ever the Mam Trunk Line (426 miles)* the train ascands a height of 2,800 feet, passing^ over the Great Spiral and some of the most notable Viaducts m the world. This train runs for many miles m view of the famous Ngauruhae and Tongariro Mountains, ", . " "*■ affording panoramic.vyiews of these wonderful Peaks m oruption; . , I ' Express Train leaves Wellington daily (Sundays excepted), at 11.50 a.m., arriving at Auckland 6.5S a.m. the following day. Express Train leaves Auckland daily (Saturdays excepted), at 9.15 p.m., arriving Wellington at 4.12 -p.m. the following day. •wj^cujjic , J^ J^*i>ii^r^™™*'-?«t**au.~*u2i Sleeping and Dining Cars are provided on these Trains. . ./■■ ■■ -„'-.■■ . • ■ ■ . . "-.'.'■'■■"" " : ■....'.,..■ , - o -, i ■•"•:..■ '■■'•.'■',•-■■'■,■','' ' ' Visit 'the Hot Lakes, Thermal Springs, fold Lafces^ : lllaeM Districts, Waterfalls and Fjords. NORTH ISLAND Hot Lakes aiid Spruigs of the North Island. Waitomo Caves. The Wonderland of New Zealand. i ( FJOUND TRIP TICKET ARE ISSUED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AS UNDER :— . , ' From Auckland to Thame* by rail/ Thames to Auckland fay steamer, or vie« versa, First class 24/- ; second class 18/-. > , These tichets are available for three months from date of issue :— ' From Auckland to Rot9rua r thence to Thames by rail, Thames t» Auckland hy stoamer, or vice versa. First class, 37/6 ; second class, 27/6. , v , ,-' The journey may be broken at any station at which the train is timed to stop after travelling ten miles fro>rj the original starting -station, provided the Auckland to' Hangatikir Hangatiki to RotoWa, and Rotorua to Thames by rai!,Thames to Auckland by steamer, arv'ce versa. First class, 50/-; second class £5/- specified time for which the tickets are available is not exceeded. ' . t . . . *n -t— t-r*i I ' ■ '" * ■■■.■■..■ A..m...v.M»».. -i ... ■ --.. ■ n ■* j *" j "" '-^ ; — "*■ ' .'. ..,- ; '■ : ■ ■ ; '.".JJ."' — ' — ' — : .' *"' - ■ ! : ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ , St>UTH ISLAND THE '^OLD^ MkES- : and::thf ; .GLjjCIALi: DISTRICT of, OTAGO.

.-,.■<;: ■.-■■ ■■-:■■■- s fiV _.. — ■ — ■„■■: „--■ „; : ;, . . ' WAKATIPU, WANAKA, HAWEA, "RETURN EXCURSION TWKETS, available for Three Months, will be issued, between Ist NOVEMBER and 31st MARCH, as under :— ,i To Queenstown, Uake Waicatipu, v Ffom "*■'■' ~"~ - Including falcon Stoamer Passage Kingston to Queenstown and back.) ,' Ist Class 2nd /Class , : -, . .-. .-■■ —~ ' - ■ $ t £, s. d. £s. d. Christchurch, via VY*im»o.ii.ine'only vt "pra pi' n "JTJ CT n m !•« >•! >•: fi '•• >■« 5V ?r 412 0 37 6 / Christchtirch, round trip via Wanne* . Lin© or Invarcargill %,] !VS 1."3 !••: ••: [«"i >•: ■••: »V l * #: "' '* oc n ii^ ft b«nedin, Via Waimea Line-only •. . 'w, w ..i F7 CT (T.l t-« •..: c«] t. .j •'. ■...-, ..: . • 25 0 113 6 Ounedin Round Trip via Waimea Line or Invercajgill. T3 fT3 PVI S^ >•! .• • .»H '• •• .• \!i ..'..' • .' '• •" 212 6 200 inveTcargill, via Kingstoh Line oniy "w" c' v. 1 7^l JTi ST, i« . !• • •>; >*• •*. •- ••- '••' "• • J^ J ? ln^ercargill via either Kingston^ or Gots^and Wawnsa Line -^.-^ ct r«"^ :•-'•• •• «• ••• : ** ; •• '1Z To Pembroke, L,ake Wanaka. Including Saloon^Steamer^Passage,, Kingston to Queenstown and back, and coach, QueenstdWn to Pembroke and back.) ; , , ' From Ounedin, via .Waimea Line only, 67/6, First Class. 'ThW journey-may be "broken aUany statioc-at wbich the-train is timed to stop alter travelling- twenty-five miles from the original starting station, provided i ■" ;■. * ■-,'"■• t.ue specified rime for which the tickets are available is not exceeded. . ,

,w, ff •^:>« On?ocwisro»»6f}ipuWic iioliday*, races) agricultural and pastaral;sh»ws|,*t.c.',';ispe : iis_ial.''pbnbessibns are made m fares, and additional travelling facilities are provided. For particulars, see advertisements m local papers, an^ posters.exi.bited at railway stations, •s'f&f- * 'frrf&s-&± •;,* ,- For^furtner particulars cf Trains. and G»ach alnd'-^te^erSer'^ices-lniconriectipin. with Tourist Excursions, see Official' Pocket Timetable issued by the Railway Department, which can be obtained at railway statipns, price threepence. ■*.■*-.'■"'■"' ' ■-';?.- .;.;■• '•■■■• ■•: » -.-> '; . The Railway Department iW hot responsible for the Coach or Steamer Services conducted by private enterprise, and is not answerable for their fulfilment. ; . . „J . '. '■ >' ! - ' ' .".. r- ■■;;■■■-''

"lou*re WmM to Delay!" ■fIE|--TOtr-^UESBB&E^k : -V--'v^.:"''. | ■ ■- -■■ ' ■-■. ■- '■ • ' -■■.■■ .-. -•■ ■■:.'•■■'■. . • ■■ :'■ ■ ' Nei7W>usness, Il^er w Stomach Troubles, Giddiness and Unpleasant iNoises m the ?Hea^ Rain m the Back, Eruptions, - Eczema, Skin Diseases : : : r ■ ' ■■:"■'■ ■':•■■: -;r"?.. ::■.;■. \'- ■■.:';; ■..■■■■•■-. /;.,/:/■ mm& mw, | Qciaiif fed eitMi h*rsEtcti&al Chemist - i^Cis-'-'Xearo'^Prae^ Years -Dispenser fco : f-. . '"' '■.:$ "■ -.'■-, \ ■V''\".^'-.^:-'Viw»;::3BEdi^ari)^ ' v . •■■' . *„.-/ I ; CONSIB-TATON AHD ADVICE FREE. : v y, MEmO^yBAUL. ;■ \ BRITISH OOKffItONS CEREMt IHSUiWHCE CO.. LTD. '■'■ r ,:y\ ■" ..-•■■•' ■■; ' ■ ■ " (OF ijOSHMMJ. : ' ■-. ; "■; ¥^fc"l"*lrV" IHSGEAJSGES^efEeotedifon; ißvery Description, of Property at Lowes 1 . Cmrent-'BBties. -■■ "■ !'- ' ! '■,'•,,: '„;.',' . • ■'■' ' ..' JL.- JIS\JM h.j3^KNßClX:j^<^; District Agents /and Attorneys, »£■(£ ■.»»&«& i shaaß.is29. w&asosMk, stbeeo?, . wblling-toh.

&te MetalHc Sign & Plating Co., • < ;•■'•• : '"• •:' ' timrsD. : ... : V . : -1 % Works ?■■ 35 Nairn-street. ;- Offices: 111 Customhouse -quay, :! WcOnigton. EIiEGTBOPIiATERS. ?SiLVER PLATING, Nickel Plating /■■■■■: arid feold Plating. Old Goods Re- ■; vnovated and Replated. f'AjRTISTIC SIGNS, Name Plates, etc., ■ ' ": m Xiioaze. " iREPOUSJSE WORK m bronze and brass. •■ ! '.■•.■■'.■ ■'■■■. ;ART, METAL WORK of any descripANTIQUE COPPERING on Iron or f any metal. ; Marble Pieces, -Canopies. Curbs, 'Fenders, Snowboards for Shop Win--<iows. Fronts, etc., to any desi&n. CftRLTON CLUB HOTEL, HASTINGS ■■■;.' ,THE LEADING HOUSE OF, THE DISTRICT. DAY AND .NIGHT PORTESR IN ATTENDANCE^ S. CHARLTON, Proprietor. <i f>i3taine: motel,, PETANE, HAWKE'S BAY. , First-class Accommodation Vf or Travellers and Families.. Speight's A les and the best -of Liqtiars only kept. Terms Itfbderate. Loose Boxes and Paddocking. F.-T.-(" TED") BRADLEY, Ntjpier TeJepkone,. 21 7 £

BOTtLE&I flffif BOTTLES! Waste and Bottle Merchant (SI^kSSUJn, PIi4.CE. WES2H»K33XH!fci ■- ~&aj& An.ytlui(g ! . ia the Shape-of. Bras^Co^er, lieaeL Zsnc, OTS.;B^&,,JBte.^ i ti^IVE THE HIGHESC PKIGES ! ■ A G&£l bix os Write to Mfeßefon^Gorag • Elsewhere. L Ytlflphoae, 816. , Clarendon Hotel, OHRISTCHURCH V Corner of .Worcester-street and * Oxford Terraoe) a ; d. COLLINS, Proprietor. The- Clarendon Hotel aßords cxcelleat! accomiriodatjon for Tourists, Travellers, *nd the General Public FIRE PROOF BUILDING AND EVERtf MODERN CONVENIENCE. TERMS MODERATE. hotml, HASTINGS. GOOD ACCOMMODATION. Only Best .of Liquors Stocked. C. Q'DONOQHU&