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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22102, 4 November 1933, Page 15

ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS "ROOKED UP FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. BEVERLEY HOUSE, TIMARU. This popular establishment is Booked Up for Christmas and New Year, but is now reserving accommodation for January and February. , Apply early to avoid disappointment. Proprietors: Mr and Mrs W. J. HOGG. QUEEN STOWN. LAUREL BANK~TOURIST HOUSE, Overlooking Lake and Gardens. Excellent Accommodation. Every Comfort and Attention. Reduced Tariff, £2 10s per Week; 9s per Day, Phone 60. P.O. Box 112. W. H. OVERTON, Proprietor. THE PREMIER PRIVATE HOTEL OF -L CHRISTCHURCH IN THE FAVOURED WEST END. “ THE LODGE," ,36 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Combines Every Comfort and Luxury of a Refined Home, with proximity to the centre of the City, the Botanic Gardens, Canterbury College, and the River Avon. Tariff 12s Gd per day. Permanent guests special rates. D. B. GUNN, Proprietor. Telephones: 33-870, 33-871. M ANOR HOUSE. WARRINGTON. The above House Is Now Open Continuously. Ideal situation, sun balconies, tennis court. Special Tariff Parties or during off season. Mrs LAVBRTY, 17 Elder street. Dunedin. Hotel stonehurst. AUCKLAND. “ The only UNLICENSED Hotel-de-Luxe." Manageress; Mrs E. Churton; 100 rooms; inclusive tariff from 10s per day. Telegraphic address: “ Stonehurst," 16s BRAEMAR HOUSE, TIMARU. BOOK NOW FOR HOLIDAY SEASON. Write or ring for terms. . 4n TELEPHONE 940. Beach house, riverton rocks— Southland's beautiful Seaside Resort: accommodation summer guests; excellent table; tariff £2 ss; families by arrangement. —Phone 445. Apply Mrs- M. Cloughley. 7o WANTED for fortnight from December 22 or 23, plainly furnished HOUSE or FLAT, to accommodate four ladies; Dunedin or suburbs.—Particulars to “ Careful,” 430, Times. WANTED, DOUBLE BEDROOM, with Board; cleanliness essential; Inland farm preferred; couple and 2 children; December 23 to January 6; state lowest terms, 456,' Times, 4n WANTED to. EXCHANGE (Christmas holidays), 5-roomed House, Dunedin, close beach, for 4 or 5-roomed House, Alexandra.—Particulars apply Mrs Werner, Alexandra. 4n PEMBROKE. LAKE WANAKA— Stay at White Star Private Hotel; excellent table and every comfort and attention.— Phone 13-454. Wanaka Motors, Ltd. CLYDE, Central Otago.—Private ACCOMMODATION ; every comfort; terms moderate.—Apply Phone 38; Mrs J. D. Ross, Clyde. QUEENSTOWN— Excellent private ACCOMMODATION ; lovely view; central; 9s per day.—Mrs. Clayton, P.O. Box 110, Queenstown, i in CHRISTMAS AT TIMARU—“ The Children’s Paradise." Inquire about accommodation from the Accommodation Bureau, Hay’s Buildings, Tlmaru. TIMARU—” GUYZBN *’ HOUSE, George street, now booking Easter holidays; all rates reduced. —Phone 556 (Mrs Thompson). 4dß Lake wanaka lakeside house. Good Holiday Resort; excellent Accommodation ; beautiful panoramic view; reduced tariff. —Briley. 25f "pLANDON GUEST HOUSE,” 86 Grey \J road, Tlmaru—3 minutes from Bay; now Booking for coming season; no children taken.—Phone 568 T. 2n TO LET for the Christmas holidays for 4 or 6 weeks, FURNISHED HOUSE of five rooms, In Sunny Walmate; all conveniences and very reasonable. —267, Times. LADY Visitors to Tlmaru offered BOARD and RESIDENCE In select private home overlooking the bay.—Address 438, Otago Daily Times. v KAKA POINT —To Let, a 4-roomed Furnished COTTAGE; from December 23 to January 4. —312, Times. HAMPDEN.— Pamllton’s Private Hotel Is recognised as a homo away from home. Centrally situated. Phone 9R. WANTED, anywhere Central Otago. 2 Furnished ROOMS for 2 weeks from January 11. —381, Times. 2n SUNNY TlMAßU—Christmas Holidays. We arrange for furnished houses, rooms, and board.—Runclman, Pryor, Ltd., Tlmaru. QUEENSTOWN To LET, Furnished TENTS, for 2 persons, 13s 6d weekly: BED-SITTING ROOM, use kitchen, 25s weekly.—Box 10. Queenstown. 2h TO LET. FLAT, comfortably furnished, 4 rooms; 1 minute from Exchange; for G weeks at Christmas: moderate rental.— Apply “Reasonable,” Box 91, Dunedin. WANTED to RENT, SEASIDE CRIB, Warrington, Brighton, Talerl Mouth, or ■ elsewhere: fortnight Christmas, New Year. —445, Times. 4n WANTED, for 2 weeks, Christmas, comfortably furnished CRIB, 3 rooms, at Karltane. —416. Times. MARRIED Couple want BOARD, Chrlst-mas-New Year; farm preferred; handy Dunedin. —Particulars 433, Times, WANTED, for Christmas holidays, furnished CRIB at Kaka Point.—462, Times Office. TO LET, St. Clair, furnished BUNGALOW; early December; holiday period or longer; moderate rent.—46o, Times. WANTED to LET, for term, good, clean Family CRIB ; situated Brighton; range ; electric light.—464, Times. WANTED, CRIB, any district, for 10 days from November 27.—State rent to No. 457. Times Office. 4n WANTED. HOUSE, ROOMS, or BOARD, 2 adults, 4 children; Christmas holidays; Central Otago. —450, Times. 4n WANTED, for few weeks Christmas time, Furnished HOUSE, St. Clair; good tenant. —Dalgety and Co., Ltd., Dunedin. TO LET, Wanaka, Furnished 5-roomed HOUSE; all conveniences: from December 19.—Apply Box 28, Pembroke. WAIKOUAITI Comfortable ACCOMMODATION for Week-end Boarders; terms moderate. —Apply E. Austin, Beach street. 4n

Most people.are under the impression that the Royal Mint coins money for the British Empire only, but it has been revealed by Sir Robert Johnson, deputy master and comptroller, that it has the making of the coinage of all Europe with the exception of Germany and France, and that its clientele extends from Guatemala to Lithuania. To secure a foreign order means putting in a tender in competition with other big national mints. The transaction is purely a matter of business. A big order was recently completed for Jugoslavia, consisting of 10.000. ten-dinar pieces and 5,500,000 fifty-dinar pieces. Working at full capacity the Royal Mint can turn out 1.000. coins a day. Of the 235,000,000 coins struck for foreign countries up to 1930, 128,000,000 were silver. The mint has a great asset in its own special alloy of silver, zinc, copper and nickel tha«. is much appreciated abroad, since it wears well and, above all, retains its colour.