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PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. JJjUNEDIN-WANAKA. QUEENSTOWN. TO OTAGO’S WONDERFUL TOURIST RESORT. MACKAY’S WHITE STAR MOTOR SERVICES Cars Depart Government Tourist Office MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS. Returning TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS. Connecting with Mount Cook Cara at Cromwell for Queenstown and with Oamaru Trains at Palmerston. The Most Comfortable, Reliable, and Efficient Motor Service in New Zealand. Booking Offices: GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE. COOK'S TOURIST OFFICE. S. R. STEDMAN’S GARAGE. QUEENSTOWN BY MOTOR. A MOTOR OAR will LEAVE the Prince of Wales Hotel, Dunedin. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING at 8 o’clock for Queenstown. W. M’LAREN, 15ja Proprietor. A FT KNOWLES. * BRIGHTON AND TAI.ERI MOUTH TIME-TABLE. Cars leave Manse street for Brighton, 9.30 a.m. and 5.15 p.m., also 1.15 p.m. Saturdays ; 10 a.m. Sundavs. Picnics and Specials, ’nhone Callendar’s Private Hotel, Brighton. Booking: Mowat’s Fruit Shop, Princes street. Cars; 9-seater and 20-soater. TAXI GARAGE TRIPS AROUND DUNEDIN. BOOK YOUR. SEATS. Cars Leave Cook’s Office (Bond street), 10.20 a.m. 2-HOUR RUN—3O-MTLE TOUR—10s SEAT. ’Phone 5533. Telegrams: “Woke,” Dunedin. OXBURGH. Visitors, when you leave ROXBURGH, the train at Beaumont, ROXBURGH- look for the Big Cara ROXBURGH, with a WHITE STAR. ROBB’S MOTOR SERVICE Meets you »r the Station and takes you to Roxburgh. Good cars, good trip, plenty to see. Telegrams and inquiries receive prompt attention.—S. ROBB, Box 93, ’Phono 12, RoxDOYAh MAIL AND PASSENGER PL SERVICE.—Cars leave Cromwell Lake Wanaka, via Lake Hawea, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Return Mondav, Wednesday, and Friday. Cars leave Cromwell for Arrowtown, via Kawarau Gorge, oh Thursdays, and Saturdays. Return Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Special Car meets train on receipt of telegram.—JOHN ANDERSON. Proprietor. Crom'we!!. COACH LEAVES PORTO BELLO DAILY At 8 o’clock for Dunedin, reluming from Dunedin (Manse street) at 2.5) (Saturdays only at 2 p.m. instead of 2.3 U). Parcel luggage, etc., received at Stables up to 8 o’clock. Heavy Cargo by Arrangement W. B. WARDS, Crust and Crust’s Stables. Stafford street. RIGHTON AND TAIERI ItfOUTH ROYAL MAIL. C. J. HOBBS & CO. Cars leave Manse street for Brighton Daily, 9.39 a.m., 5.10 p.m.; also Saturday, 1.10 p.m., and Sunday, 10 a.m. Taieri Mouth, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9.50 a.m. Special and accommodation ring Brighton Post Office (ask Brighton House). ARL’S DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. BEAUMONT TO ROXBURGH. TO VISITORS AND TRAVELLERS. Make motoring a pleasure by travelling in Earl’s cars. Cars leave Beaumont on arrival of Dunedin trains. Book your seats early by ringing up ’Phono 47. Special trios arranged through the goldfields and Lake Districts. Efficient drivers. ALEX. EARL, Proprietor, Roxburgh. ’Phono 47: Box 57. ’ 14d BOARD AND RfiSinpuce. LEVIATHAN HOTEL (Near Railway Station), DUNEDIN. The Most Up-to-date and Largest Private Hotel in New Zealand. Situated only 5 minutes from the Railway Station. The Leviathan is the handiest half-way house between trains., Large, airy bedrooms, electric light, private sitting and smoking rooms, modem dining hall, excellent service. CHARGES MODERATE. Day and Night Porters. Books Rooms by Telegram or Letter. Telegraphic Address: Leviathan, Dunedin. P.O. Box 112, Dunedin. Telephone No. 2934.. Telephone office No. 67. JACKSON’S PRIVATE ' HOTEL, AND PUBLIC DINING ROOMS. 36 PRINCES STREET (Late Dowling street). The Most Centrally Situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout. Fine Minutes’ Walk from Railway Station. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. TERMS MODERATE. ’Phone 2450. P.O. Box 470. HOT TEAS. JACKSON’S are making a Specialty of their THREE-COURSE TEA for Is 6d, Comprising Soup, Fish, Entrees, Sweets, etc.

HOUSE, PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, Corner King and St, David streets, Dunedin. Proprietor: Mrs J. MTVOR. ’Phone 2889. Club house, OPPOSITE RUBRIC LIBRARY. MORAY PLACE. Extra Accommodation, sufficient for 30 people, has been added to this Commodious and Centrally-situated Boarding-house. All Up-to-date Conveniences. Moderate Tariff. 13d Mrs 11. CANNING, Proprietress. HOTEL. Manse street.— Under entirely now management. Good accommodation for the travelling public. Tariff 8s a day, or £2 2s n week. Permanent boarders by arrangement.—Telephone 3113. 2°* EOSCARROCK,” 70 Stafford street; ) under entirely new management; now open to provide ACCOMMODATION for the travelling public; permanent boarders by arrangement.—J. Horan, proprietor YOXTNG gentleman requires private BOARD and Lodgings; central; good homo.—Address Tradesman, caro Times Office. _ 12 ja. BALLYMENA.” First-class Boardinghouse for permanent guests and travellers; central position.—3oo High street, Dunedin. ’Phono SGG. 14ja ■OOARD-REiSIDENCE (’phone 7163); pHJCS veto, quiet, superior home; garden; suit business gentleman; near cars,—l29 Queen street. loja CT ENTLEMAN wants BOx\RD in private A residence ; no other boarders.—Address ■ilfi, Times Office. loja. lADY offers superior ACCOMMODATION J two gentlemen; lovely single rooms; select locality, on rise; no cars.—-130, Times. CT ENTLEMAN wants BOARD and Lodgin' ing on farm; don’t mind little gardening'; terms. —Address C. S. M., Post Office Bex 577. 15ja "ANTED (by lady), large airy unfurnished BEDROOM; central position. Address 315, Times Office. loja WANTED, ROOM, or small COTTAGE; suit elderly bachelor; town or | suburbs. —430, Times Office. 16ja.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19069, 15 January 1924, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 19069, 15 January 1924, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 19069, 15 January 1924, Page 12

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