Page 19 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19946, 13 November 1926, Page 19

ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. TO GO FOR CHRISTMAS. Have you soent a Holiday in SUNNY TIMAR J-BY-THE-SEA? THE IDEAL HOLIDAY RESORT. Come this year, end you will come every year. Write for particulars of accommodation, board, or bed and breakfast. Room for all at reasonable rates. SOUTH CANTERBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ACCOMMODATION BUREAU. W. S. LONG, Organiser. P.O. Box 119, Timaru. 18s AFTERNOON TEA At the ‘•ROYAL OAK,” WELLINGTON. Quite the most comfortable place for Afternoon Tea is the new, spacious Jacobean Lounge of the Royal Oak Hotel, now open to the public. A QUIET EXCLUSIVE RESORT. The Whole of this well-known Hostelry has been redecorated. Extensive alterations. The “Royal Dak’’ is now as in the old days, THE LEADING HOSTELRY. Letters, telegrams, and cables promptly attended to. Address: “Royal Oak, Wellington.” The royal hotel, TIMARU. Right handy to Railway Station and Caroline Bay. Solid brick -u tone building, fitted out with every convenience. Large, sunny rooms and sun balconv. Real Good Menu. TARIFF, 12s PER DAY. Only the best Liquor stocked. Dunedin and Timaru Ales on Tap. Ample time for Refreshments wnc trains arrive. FAMILIES CATERED FOR. F CARTER, Proprietor. (Late of City Hotel Dunedin. 1 "DEACH HOUSE, Queenstown. —Mrs T. J. Melville begs to intimate that, having returned from her tour abroad, bookings are now being accepted for the season. Thanking past patrons for their support, and assuring intending patrons of her desire for their comfort.—Mrs T. J. MELVILLE, Beach House, Queenstown. P.O. Box 18. ’Phone 40M. N.B. —All accommodation booked im for Christmas holi--WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTW CHURCH. HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria square, Christchurch. All communications receive prompt attention. T. G. LEWIS, Proprietor. Box 532. Telephone 1040. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTw CHURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation, 52 Worcester street, West End, two minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate Tariff. F J. MURRAY, Proprfetor. 'Phone 872 16f WHEN IN AUCKLAND STAY AT “BRAEBURN.” “Braeburn”—an exceptionally wellfurnished and thoroughly up-to-date Private Hotel —is one of the handiest and most comfortable places at which to stay in Auckland. It is conducted by Mrs Braik, late of “Braeburn.” Wanganui, and “Cargen,” Auckland. Permanent guests by arrangement. Tariff on inquiry .i Is CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL. CHRISTCHURCH (’phone A 5260) An ideal home in the heart of the city. Continental plan: Bed and Breakfast, 6s 6d per day, full board, 10s. ; Cosy lounges and sitting rooms; hot and cold bath. Concession to permanent guests; liberal table; midday luncheon a specialty.

27ap F. M. C. HYMAN, Proprietor. ACCOMMODATION IN TIMARU. Visitors will'* find every home comfort at Beverley House. Modern in every respect. Electric light, motor garage; two minutes from Caroline Bay and hot seawater baths. Official House S.T.M.U. and P.S.A. BEVERLEY HOUSE. Telegrams: “Beverley,” Timaru. Proprietors: Mr and Mrs W. J. HOGG. Accommodation tor paying guests at Manor House. Warrington.—Apply Mrs Laverty. 17 Elder street, Dunedin. 9o C m LYDB, Central Otago.—Superior private ACCOMMODATION for paying guests; large airy rooms, sleeping porches, sheltered grounds; good table, every comfort; terms moderate.—L Ross, Boa 13. Clyde. PEMBROKE. Lake Wanaka; excellent Private ACCOMMODATION ; moderate tariff; every comfort.—lnquiries P.O Box 629, Dunedin. 200 WAIKOUAITI : Hazelbank Boarding-house, Beach street; goot' Accommodation ; moderate tariff.—Mrs W. J. Barnes. 5n Brunswick house, Queeenstown.— Private ACOMMODATION. For terras address P.O. Box 15. 8n QEASIDB COTTAGES to LET: clean and IO comfortable: furnished. —Apply J. S. Joseph Taierl Mouth. ftn TO LET, three or four well-furnished ROOMS; separate kitchenette; use of bathroom; lovely view, and only three minutes’ walk from bay.—For further particulars apply to No. 6 Seaview terrace, Timaru. lln CROWN HILL FARM. North Otago— Vacancies Guests; camping ground motorists; meals provided; fishing, shooting. M’Cowan, Windsor. 5n WANTED to LET (in sunny Timaru), 4-roomed HOUSE, furnished; electric light: from December 20 to end of January.—Apply Mrs Strachan, 3 Flinders street. Timaru. 12n PRIVATE HOUSB7~ Kaka Point; meals and accommodation, afternoon teas; moderate tariff: book early. 12u SEASIDE CRIBS, 3 and 5 rooms, furnished, available to December 24; terras moderate. —S. Green, Taieri Mouth. 6n WARRINGTON.— To LET (for term of one month or more), furnished HOUSE, 5 rooms; every convenience; close to beach.—lßo, Times. 13n LADY with comfortable home at seaside would like Companionable Lady to SHARE the same: Protestant preferred.— Address 173, Times Office. N 13n WANTED (Taieri Mouth, from December 20, for three weeks), small CRIB.— Particulars to 185, Times Office. 13n QUEENSTOWN. —Wanted (by mother, 3 daughters), ROOM or two; use kitchen ; fortnight Christmas. —Adults, Times. PAPATOWAI BOARDING-HOUSE has VACANCIES for a few summer BOARDERS for Christmas ; one of the most beautiful tourist resorts in New Zealand : all sorts of sport—fishing (river and sea and rock), shooting, bathing, etc. : In fact, everything to make an ideal holiday.— Communicate with C. S. Shanks, proprietor, Papatowai, Catiins. Tariff moderate. TO LET (St. Clair), 2-roomed furnished CRIB : suitable week-ends. bach. etc.— 216, Times Office. 13n WANTED, furnished CRIB, for one month, from December 23, at seaside.—22l, Times. 13n WANTED to LET, furnished, for two months at Christmas, 6-roomcd HOUSE, in Fendaiton. —Address 15 Stratford street, Fendaiton, Christchurch. WANTED to Exchange, good HOME, in sunny Central, for COTTAGE at seaside resort near Dunedin; north line preferred. —241, Times Office. 13n PROFESSIONAL. KNEILSON, Registered Masseur, for- • merly in charge massage room, King George V Hospital, Rotorua, lay be CONSULTED at St. Clair Baths. Hof Sea Water Baths always ready. Medical, Electric Treatments given successfully for Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuritis, and all other forms of Nervous Disorders. ’Phone 7460. THE First Utility ot frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons both in country and town, who have no fixed pla.es for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks.