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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23649, 5 November 1938, Page 18

ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS >RING THE CHILDREN TO > MELBOURNE. Victoria Palace is only leading Melbourne hotel with creche and all facilities for accommodation and care of child guests. Australia's largest, most modern, non-licensed hotel. Room Only: Tariffs. 4s to 7s 6d singles: 8s to 16s doubles. Booklet from VICTORIA PALACE (DepU 215 Lit. Collins street. Melbourne. "A MBASSADORS" PRIVATE , A HOTEL. VISITORS to CHRISTCHURCH will find Home-like Comfort at the "Ambassadors." Manchester street. Tariff. 10s 6d per day; £3 3s per week. T. J. SLEEMAN. Proprietor. Phone 30-382. OTEL STONI aa AUCKLAND. •• The only UNLICENSED Hotel de Luxe. Manageress: Mrs E. CHURTON. 100 Rooms. Telegraphic Address: " Stonehurst. 'ISITORS TO INVERCARGILL. You will find superior accommodation at GALA HOUSE, 173 Spey street. Tariff £2 15s per week: 10s per day. >EACH HOUSE, Riverton Rocks, SouthJ land's beautiful seaside resort. High class accommodation, excellent table.— Phone No. 44 (M. Cloughley). ' AKE WANAKA—LAKESIDE HOUSE, good holiday resort; excellent accommodation; beautiful panoramic view: moderate tariff.— Briley. WHITE HOUSE, Beach street, Waikouaiti.—Vacancies for Xmas. Book early. Under new management.—Mrs Walter, Proprietress. TIMARU, 41 Wai-iti road—Excellent ACCOMMODATION, casual guests; booking for holiday season, £2 16s weekly, 9s dally. GUEST HOUSE, Brighton, j. provides thoroughly comfortable Accommodation; good fires: well supplied tables; moderate tariff. UPERIOR Country Home can accomi modate FEW GUESTS, Christmas holidays; swimming.—No. 242. Times Office. GOOD ACCOMMODATION on farm, North Otago, for paying guests; ideal situation; terms £2 2s.—Address 224, Times Office. T7<URNISHED HOUSES available at all IC times.—Apply Tourist Homes, Box 38, Queenstown. HE/ANTED, Alexandra, private BOARD; W fortnight at Christmas time.—Reply to 197. Times. TO LET, Timaru, few weeks Xmas, large Furnished HOUSE, near Bay; suit two families.—Rent, Box 193, Timaru. WANTED, six weeks from Christmas, Furnished HOUSE or Rooms, Central Otago.—lß3, Times. WANTED to Rent, Furnished HOUSE for three weeks after Christmas, near St. Kilda or St. Clair.—lßs, Times. ANTED, Furnished HOUSE or Crib, . . three or four weeks, school holidays, Karitane, Warrington.—Particulars "Rent," P.O. Box 2. Oamaru. MOERAKI.— To Let: 2 Bedrooms, Dining Room with use of Kitchen.—Apply Mrs Green, Hillgrove. WANTED. CRIB, at Brighton, for two weeks from December 24; 2 or 3 r00m5.—232. Times Office. TO LET, for school vacation, Furnished Brick BUNGALOW, 4 rooms, .kitchenette, garage, Belleknowes.—23l, Times. WANTED to Rent, for one week, about November 18, small Fully Furnished CRIB, Waikouaiti, or handy. Will pay up to £5.-229, Times. 'OUNG Lady desires BOARD, Alexanl dra, for six weeks.—State terms 235, Times. WAITATI— £485 (£SO deposit); sound 4 ROOMS, bath, basin, stove, h. and c, electric—Spedding, Moray place. ANTED, Furnished CRIB, fortnight ... Xmas, 2 adults and child, Karitane, Waihola, Taieri Mouth preferred; careful tenants.—263, Times. LADY desires Private BOARD, Hampden, Waitati or Mosgiel; do own work: Bunny.—2l4. Times. KAKA POINT—To Let, three comfortable furnished ROOMS, self-contained, six weeks from December 17; careful tenant.—243, Times. WANTED by two married couples, CRIB for holidays; Karitane preferred;- rent in advance.—244, Times Office. DUNEDIN family require private ACCOMMODATION, preferably on farm, from December 29; Waimate or Central districts preferred.—22s, Times. ANTED, CRIB, Brighton, for fortt. night, end of. November.—State rent to 193, Times Office. ANTED in country, BOARD; lady, . t two children; fortnight January; homely.—Particulars to 218, Times. ANTED RENT, seaside COTTAGE; (t must be close beach; two-three weeks, end January; terms.—2l6, Times. ANTED to Rent, Furnished HOUSE, , . St. Clair or St. Kilda, for three weeks from about January 7.—Apply " Careful," Box 134. Gore. ANTED, fortnight Christmas, ACCOM- , . MODATION en Farm; married couple and son, 13yrs, within 70 miles Dunedin.—276, Times. TEELITE" RED—The pure Oxide Roof .„ Paint; durable, economical. —Smith and Smith, Ltd.

SEA SCOUTS

ANDERSON'S BAY TROOP ANNUAL MEETING The fifteenth annual meeting of the Anderson's Bay Sea Scouts troop was held last night, there being a full muster of Scouts and Cubs and a fair attendance of parents and friends. The meeting was presided over by Mr J. H. Kirkwood, who thanked the parents and friends for coming along, but stated that he had hoped to see a larger attendance. Moving the adoption of the annual report, as presented by the secretary, Mr Kirkwood stated that it had been a satisfactory year and the troop had "pulled together" well. A large amount of credit for the efficient management of the troop's work, both at the parades and at the various camps, was due to Captain Black and his fellow officers. The annual report and balance sheet were adopted. A report on the work done during the year by the troop was presented by Captain A. J. Black. The roll number had shown a slight increase on last year's, the average figure being 45. Unfortunately, the space at the troop's disposal prevented any large increase in membership. The practical side of the work was well advanced, due not so much to the efforts of the officers, but to the co-operation of the boys. , , A brief report on the Cub packs work was contributed by Cubmaster L. William?. Commissioner C. H. Wing was present and presented the various years* of service stars won by the troop members. Mr Wing congratulated the officers and Scouts on their year's record. He remarked that they were fortunate in having two Scout jamborees comparatively near at hand in the not too distant future—one at Sydney and one at the Centennial celebrations at Wellington. Mr Wing went on to explain in detail the arrangements for the Wellington gathering, and recommended all Scouts to make an effort to be present at it. The secretary, Mr J. E. Bartlett, intimated his desire to retire from the positidn. All other officers were reelected for the ensuing year.

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