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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19762, 13 April 1926, Page 13

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. |{OEE POPULAR THAN DELIGHTFUL DELIGHTFUL OBSERVATION TOURS OBSERVATION TOURS In the EVER DUNEDIN CITY CORPORATION MOTOR BUSES Trip] Week Days. Sunday. Fare. No. I.—ln and Around Dunedin: 9.30, 10, II a.m., 1.30, 2, 2.30, and 3.30 p.m. No. 2.—Mount Cargill: 2.30 p.m. No 3.—Highcliff (Otago Peninsula): 10 a.m. No. 4. —Sullivan’s Dam /Leith Valley) • 10 a.m., Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, No. 5. — Waipori (the Wonder Trip): 9.30 a.m. No. 5. —Evansdate Glen (via Waitati); 9.30 a.m. No. 7.—Round Otago Peninsula; 2 p.m. No. B.—Taieri Mouth. 9.30 a.m. 10 a.m., 1.15, 1.30, 3, and 3.15 p.m. 3s Od .. .. 2s 6d 2.30 a.m 10s 0d 6s Od 10 a.m. and 2 p.m 5s Od 0.30 a.m. (including lunch) .. .. 10s Od BE SURE YOU TRAVEL IN THE OFFICIAL CORPORATION BUSES. LOOK FOR THE COAT OF ARMS. INTFA'DTNG PASSENGERS ARE ADVISED TO BOOK THEIR SEATS AT TRAMWAY TICKET OFFICE. 'PHONE 2374. TOURIST BUREAU, OR JACOBS, TOBACCONIST. BOOKING FEE, 6d. MILES OF JOY IN THE CITY BEAUTIFUL. ALL BUSES LEAVE FROM THE REAR OF TOWN HALL. OCTAGON. PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE, LTD'. ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS. REGULAR SERVICES TO MACANDREW’S, BROAD BAY, AND PORTOBELLO. Buses leave Queen’s Gardens, Lower High street. Time-table obtainable at Buses. QBSERVATI O N T R I P S. Ride in Comfort in PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE, LTD., MODERN OBSERVATION CARS (Twenty-seaters). THE LAST WORD IN COMFORT. ALL BUSES LEAVE QUEEN’S GARDENS, LOWER HIGH STREET, DAILY, 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Ss—PENINSULA ROUND TRIP—2S Hours. Ss—LEITH-WATTATI ROUND TRIP—2i Hours. 3s—lN AND AROUND DUNEDIN—2 Hours. , , 10s—WAIPORI FALLS (Thursday's and Sundays Only). NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BOOKING. BOOK at Queen’s Gardens Bus Stand, White Star Stand at the. Exhibitin'! (Canterbury Court), Government Tourist Bureau, or the Office, 90 Princes street (above Wilkie’s). RING 2485 or 81. SPECIAL BUSES, to anywhere at any time, by arrangement. PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE, LTD., 90 PRINCES STREET (above Wilkie’s .<■ JpjßßAfl FOR WAIPORI! THE FINEST TRIP DUNEDIN OFFERS TO VISITORS. Make it in the most comfortable, luxurious, and easy-running Motor Bus in the City! “THE PRINCESS SUPERIOR” Leaves the stand in Rattray street, opposite Queen's Gardens, EVERY MORNING at 9.30. A splendid two and a-half hours’ run. On arrival at Waipori the driver acts as guide, pointing out all features of interest. “The Princess Superior” leaves Waioori at 3 o’clock, returning to Dunedin at 5.30. RETURN FARE, 10s. Don’t forget! You travel in exceptional comfort, because THE PRINCESS SUPERIOR is built on an automobile and not on a lorry chassis. » Book at the Exhibition Fruit Stores, Princes street (opposite Empire Picture Thsstrc) CAIRO BROS., Proprietors. WHOLE-DAY TRIPS TO WAIPORI IN YY "THE KING OF THE ROAD”’ TRAVEL IN COMFORT TRAVEL IN COMFORT In the most Luxnuriously-appointed Mo tor Observation Coach in the Dominion. This Coach Leaves DAILY FOR WAIPORI from the Stand. LOWER RATTRAY STREET, at 9.30 a.m. Return Fare. 10s. Be sure you Book your Seats in the BIG RED STUDEBAKER COACH at "The Geyser,” Princes street. „ A. BROWN, Proprietor. T O T I C E. * . WILSON’S FISHER COMFORT COACH Will leave QUEEN’S GARDENS, LOWER . RATTRAY STREET, For KAITANGATA On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, At 10.30 a.m. Single Fare, 7s; Return Fare, 12s 6d. BOOK AT WEBLING’S GARAGE. 'Phone 1234. 13ap s EE LOVELY BRIGHTON AND TAIERI MOUTH. 50 Miles by Aard Motor Service, saving Grand Pictures, Princes street, Daily 9.30 a.m.; Sundays 10 a.m. leautiful Bush and Sea Coast Scenery. C. J. HOBBS & CO. Other Trips, 5.15 p.m. and 11 p.m. Brighton only) ■ Daily; also Saturdays 1 .r. 17m OXBURGH MOTORS. ERVICE CAR will leave Grand Hotel, cburgh, Wednesdays. Fridays, and Sun’s, at 10 a.m., for Dunedin. Leave irist Office, Dunedin, for Roxburgh, irsdays, Saturdays, and Mondays, at took Seats Government Tourist Office, nedin; or J. S. REINKE. Roxburgh. *F. K • O W L E S, BRIGHTON MOTOR SERVICE. Leaves Grand Pictures Daily at 9.30 n. and 5.15 p.m.; Saturdays at 1.15 p.m. so; Sundays 10 a.m Late trip Fridiy id Saturday Nights. 11 o’clock.^ Booking Miss Mowat’s Fruit Shop, ’he Grange,” Princes street. Tel. 1158. )ecials. etc.,, ring Callander’s Private otel, Biighton. 17m ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESQRTS. E OYAL HOTEL, TIMARU THE SUNNY CORNER HOUSE. id Brick Buildings. Every Comfort. ILOSE TO RAILWAY STATION, nty of time for refreshments when iress trains arrive. Dunedin and iaru ales on tap. also all high-grade liquors stocked. OD MENU. NICE AIRY ROOMS TARIFF: 12s PER DAY. DON’T MISS SUNNY TIMARU. F. CARTER, i Proprietor. TO STAY IN TIMARU. STUTCIIBURY HOUSE. 5 SARAH STREET. Close to Bay. Now Booking for April. Mrs H. D. PRESTON. 16f Proprietress. \I7HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTV> CHURCH. HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria- square, Christchurch. All communications receive prompt attention. 'll. G. LEWIS, Proprietor. Box 532. Telephone 1040. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTVV CHURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation, 62 Worcester street, West End. 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate Tariff. F. J. MURRAY, Proprietor. 'Phone 872. I6f r<ITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL, Colombo street, CHRISTCHURCH. Right in the Heart of the City. CONTINENTAL PLAN. Room, Bath, and Breakfast, 6s 6d. £2 2s bv the week. Free use of Lounges and Sitting Room. Permanent by arrangement. F M. C. HYMAN Proprietress. 'Phone A.526C. HOTEL PRINCESS, Dee sueet, INVERCARGILL. —First-class Accommodation for the travelling public. Tariff moderate. P. J. BELLETT, Proprietor. HOTELS. RXCELSIOR BOTTLING STORE. THE LEADER. W. QUIRK .. .. .. .. .. .. Proprietor. DOWLING STREET. Box 448. TO RESIDENTS OP DUNEDIN. PROVIDE FOR YOUR VISITORS. WE SUPPLY—s. d. Square Gin, large size .. ..12 6 Gordon’s Dry Gin 10 0 Case Whisky .... .. 12 and 12 6 Draft Brandy, per bottle .. a 0 Draft Brandy, pints 4 9 Special Dry Martini Cocktail: Quarts 12s, Pints 6s 6d, Flasks ss, Splash 2s 6d. Bols •• ..10 0 Fine Old Port 3 0 Sherry 4 6 Draft Whisky 11 6 Ale and Stout 1 4 WE CATER FOR ALL AT AN ALL-CATERING PRICE. 1 Country Orders Promptly Attended To. G RIDIRON HOTEL, DUNEDIN. OVERHEARD IN THE YEAR 1946. "Shrewdhcad”: The Dunedin Exhibition in the year 1926 was a great affair! “Uncle Willie”: Was.it? I didn’t go! DON’T be Uncle Willie. It is well worfa coming to see. Only THREE weeks to closing date. Stay at the GRIDIRON, the House of Comfort. 10s a day. A. W. BROWN. Proprietor. OVAL HOTEL. PRINCES STREET SOUTH (Opposite Oval). NEW BRICK TERRACES JUST BUILT. Terms moderate. Five mniutc'' walk to centre of city. M. H. RICHARDS, 17d Proprietor. ORIENTAL HOLE L. LOWER FREDERICK STREET. NEAREST HOTEL TO EXHIBITION ONLY FIVE MINUTES’ WALK UP MAIN HIGHWAY. SPEIGH j ALE ON I’AP. H. L. MALTHUS, I6d Proprietor. A Cakd. OCEAN BEIcH HOTEL. ST. HILDA. j, SIMPSON Proprietor. THA MI N SO! METROPOLITAN HOTEL, MACLAGGAN STREET (5 Minutes from Railway Station). WM. MACKINTOSH, late of Nelson and Portobello, has taken over this use, which has now been thoroughly renovated. SHAMROCK HOTEL, Maclaggan street, O Dunedin—ACCOMMODATION for 100 visitors: tariff, 10» oer day.—Harry Hulqueen, proprietor. _ 23]a VOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. Advertisers are informed that letters addressed to a noin de plume or initials, care of any Post Office, will not in future be delivered by Postal Department To enable advertisers to obtain delivery of their replies when addressed to a Post Office it will be necessary, for them to inse.t full names as well as their addresses in fuU.