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THE IDEAL MOTORING HOLIDAY Take the Lake Road to Queenstown Return through Sunny Central Otago SHEN the road between Kingston and Queenstown was formed it opened a % LdM ■ route which has captured the admiration of every motorist who has travelled over it—the sunshine route through the Lakes District of Central Otago, It is a route which must appeal to everyone. Those who follow it see majestic peaks towering above the unplumbed depths of Lake Wakatipu, distant views ,* ’’ ' - of snow-capped ranges, the leafy lanes and quiet happiness of Queenstown, the rugged splendour of Central Otago with its cavernous cliffs, its outcropping rocks jutting from the hillsides in mighty buttresses, and precipitous gorges with their tales oi hidden gold. No greater variety of scenic attractions is to be found on any other route L-. g | <4 | in New Zealand; no other route can offer such a wide appeal to those who seek the perfect holiday. p'' - WWF mKBSBHBH To drive from Kingston to Queenstown is a delightful experience in itself. Motorists will be as charmed with their drive along the east shore of far-famed Wakatipu as they will be satisfied with the safety and good surface of the road. ~\? z " Queenstown, nestling in a'sunny bay of the lake and appearing to the traveller'as : ,A z ,>. - 1 a gem in one of nature’s finest settings, is on the border of romantic gold-mining coun ry. ~ x j- # It was not far from here that Fox and his party worked for months m a hidden valley up the Arrow, accumulating unheard of quantities of gold from the river gravels and making nocturnal excursions to replenish his stores, until one day he was followed and the rrow ~ z , t //(? •’" ’? » W became a gold miners’ Mecca. The country round here is the scene of other stories equally L z as romantic Those who find pleasure in delving into the past will be amply satisfied by 1 11 ’ what inquiries into Arrowtown’s past will reveal. ; ‘ \ ~ ; From Queenstown, the motorist travels along the tree-girt flank of Lake Hayes, and ■ f; , ’ L from there the road runs parallel for miles with the Kawarau Gorge which still guards ... its wealth from the prying hands of man. On either side craggy cliffs tower sk s™ ards and strange rock figures on the skyline reveal nature as a sculptor with fanciful ide . .. •••. , 1 ■■ Cromwell, the living heart of Central Otago, is an illustration of the successful . • X’V? Hollis application of scientific irrigation to what was before barren country, and is rivalled in V- ~ 4SII its fertility by Alexandra and the surrounding districts. Wi Roxburgh, another rich fruit-growing centre, Millers Flat, and Raes Junction com- f C plete the Centol trip and at Raes Junction the motorist begins his homeward run for Invercargill after passing through a district in which the past and present are blended - 4 to make an interesting study for all who care to see. s £ 4 J WALLACETOWNLUMSDEN BAIRD’S WALLACETOWN HOTEL Catering for Travellers by — — SOUTHLAND’S LEADING Road OF Rail. LICENSED HOTEL r— ’ ~ 1 FI -> x S J (8 miles from Invercargill) f ’> j Only the Best Brands ot Wines and . y . te:x ' • ' , " ‘ 'M Spirits in stock Speight’s Ale on f '• ” ' * ' ' "MHMar - ''■ ' A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS 1 i >. '' l - V TOURISTS AND MO IORISTS ' ' '' ’Phone 1379 Invercargill. M. L. BAIRD, Proprietress. AMOVE—Arrowtown, the centre oj Ute gold-mining area, ”7 j ————— RAILWAY BELOW—View of Alexandra, showing bridge over the Molyneux River. LUMSDEN REFRESHMENT ROOMS ELBOW HOTEL, LUMSDEN j Lumsden ! . ,QUEENSTOWN f . QUEENSTOWN — 7 ——OIM.! ."d C.SA .„T7 S IWon «««. S T 58 A W I® WHEN VISITING ' &£c’-B'A®« S ‘ ""JI” QUEENSTOWN TOBACCO Mr° R4ra,c s W« FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY Make o „ Sloreyom h?adquat , OT :4 J.'i*' jCn* 1 AU beS ‘ BrandS stock! s and Spirits m A. McAliSteE’ ALL FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON. For Thone 21S. Box 14. Lumsden ICE CREAMS. MILK SHAKES. FRESH FRUIT — Wl? 5 TELEPHONE 10. SOUTHLAND TIMES AGENT For a Refreshing - Drink patronize our Marble Bar. Lumsden’s Leading Hotel P. MCCULLOUGH - ■ Proprietor. | MSSSGS M. 311(1 W. MlßlhOllaild CONFECTIONERY I BALLARAT STREET, QUEENSTOWN. - ALL ROADS MEET HERE FOR EGLINTON AND QUEENSTOWN LUMSDEN RESIDENTS ROYAL MAH. H OLiDAv n cAMPERS MCCARTHY’S MOUNTAINEER HOTEL erwst'ldS?cams ' LUMSDEN Shop Here for QUEENSTOWN. ■ wT7mmv. Hous. ' QUALITY MEAT Central SituaUon. THE SOUTHLAND TIMES. The travelU^ te P“^ li f C or are specially ox BEEF( WETHER MUTTON. QI ffay. jflW c.T. and W.A. and P.S.A. House SHI Tariff Moderate—Service the Best. TEMPTING SMALL GOODS. J. MILLS Free Garage Accommodation J- A. C. BAIN. ProprietorJ Ot £ r CTljg] | | ‘ M . A. McCarthy REES STREET, QUEENSTOWN ——————— ■ ,g ™Proprietress L_—l JOHNSON’S STCBE, LUMSDEN — Where Motorists to Eglinton and Queenstown may purchase every- ’phone 22. LUMSDEN. — — . thing they require at keen pnees. _J MCBRIDE’S HOTEL, ALEXANDRA Wp havp a cnmnlete stock of Fishing and Camping Gear. ' CALEDONIAN HOTEL patt nN tt<? WTTFN PASSING THROUGH. MOSSRURN ■^ le Leading Tourist House in the Lakes District offering every ALEXANDRA. nXnWARF MVbUBUKLN convenience {oj , the b . avelling public . (C . T . and WA . and M.U. House). GROCERIES — CLOTHING — HARDWA —— ■ — CTA and MU HOUSE MODERATE TARIFF. First Class Accommodation. We carry the largest stock in Lumsden. CffOSbie’S Railway Hotel, C ‘ T - A ’ and M - U J* OUS ft E ‘ on MODBRAiii. lAmrr. PHONES PO. BOXIB. MoSSbUWI Th ° ne 9 ’ P.0.80x?. Week : — : First Class Accommodation. ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY MID LAKE AND MOUNTAIN SCENERY. MRS E. NIALL, Proprietress. PAR 4 W 4 Moderate Tariff. a rr AL MRS B. CURTIS, Proprietress. '• ■ ■■- Telephone 4. ... —....— .. ..— ... J PICTURESQUE PARAWA Where Fishe™ a e g n s f^ C / a p^ e C n r fd^ d MBS C. CROSBIE, Proprietress- — —— — Fisherman and the travelling public k _ _ — —fl Sffi*roim store St Motorists QUEENSTOWN ptQ I Oll.p ARROWTOWN Campers CRITERION — — ■■ , g — GROCERIES. DRAPERY. HARDWARE. WTrtVWT Your holiday Will not be complete if you ao not visit We can supply all your require- ' (LajUaS ffiSW AKiJLs HISTORIC ARROWTOWN ments at lowest prices. DAILY DELIVERY to all parts of town and ALEXANDRA . v Centre of the Goldfields. MOTOR CAMPS. C.T. and M.U. and P.SJL Visitors will find every comfort Confectionery, Soft Drinks crawix r 1 FirS refreshmen°Ls ll fo O r da the n ’travelUng <l a * the Royal Ice Cream always on hand. IO A I public I ® CEN ™~° TEK ‘ Athe! Stores co. J.S.KOIDS [Queenstown] ” E S£ .< i i j ; > Excellent Table, best brands Wines, ATHOL Ltd. f 1-'! rH4 2W S o W^ e W n On tep - L— ’Phone 19m. Box 51. M ’ CAHILL <late °k F o»! I ' ’ ■ ■ - J. G. MacPHERSON, PronHpf or , - — - — ..... . .... ——— pj ■ - =, RFNMORR LOWBURN FERRY I When Visiting ARROWTOWN—the Holidaymakers’Paradise m&rmnm ——WOTIFir ' ETTRICK BUY YOUR REQUIREMENTS FROM US. KWJLJbJU — Groceries, Campers’ Requirements, Drapery, Clothing, Boots & Hardware BENMORE HOTEL hearty welcome { together. < every modem ETTRICK HOTEL Situated on the bank of the Oreti 4 Miles from Cromwell on Clutha River Bank with excellent Fishing, —-— —— 7 i BIG TREE AND SUPER SHELL PUMPS. River, thls a ?ocaUti eek end Shooting, Tennis and Golf. ■ A>sl \ Approved C.T. and A.A. House. Tariff weekly by arrangement. . LTD Excellent Accommodation A. R. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. GENERAL MERCHANTS, ARROWTOWN A ’ L ’ LAMBIE > Proprietor. CROMWELL lH I AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHLAND TIMES. — TTTTTZZT—T —i lIMIIL. j — — GRANT’S COMMERCIAL HOTEL QUEENSTOWN QUEENSTOWN — —— | CROMWFT I Newly renovated tt*r°“B hout - SUPERIOR_ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS F' S' hou _ a 2 7 '''/,/ iraillij a. ea HUUU&CK --n 'gi a T Famous throughout New Zealand sunny Central. Sport of every kind - LAUREL BAHK QUEENSTOWN L 'fJAubUc fo a r te ov?r fO 6o th ; ea « Ve *A. growing industry 6 Al? brands of First Class Accommodation. M [f j Moderatejarrit TARIFF MODERATE. QUEENSTOWN Excellent Cuisine. C. b. mitchei i Overlooking Lake and Park. MODERATE TARIFF BSWgg — Proprietor TELEPHONE 30A. MILLERS FLAT. Tariff 9/6 day, «2 17/6 week. ~ ROXBURGH v GERKEN Pronriefor Telephone 60 P.O. Box 112. O. OVERTON, Proprietor Telephone 31, Queenstown. v ’ (late of Gore) — p -°- Box 2i_Q UEe " s ‘o'vn. GOLDFIELDS HOTEL, ROXBURGH — ■ QUEENSTOWN’S MODERN A. &M. LUCKIE, SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. Sl * • — Proprietresses. TARIFF 10/- DAY — Concession by the Week RIVERSDALE Grocery and Hardware Store — — CEE , S — ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY IN SUNNY CENTRAL RIVERSDAII Quality Goods — ’ —Prompt Service — I ————— telephone 8. p.o. box 45. (1 Tariff l1 io/- fr Ter G da7 ) -Lowest Prices BEACH HOUSE aov STEELE ( L. te .< r„ prtelo , Bea ™2Z"* SpMO QUEENSTOWN J - KELLY - Proprietor. for the convenience of campers — GRAND HOTEL, ROXBURGH We have established a Branch Store on the Camping C.T. and W.A. WAIKAKA Ground, where our same high standard of service will prevail. and exCe ‘ t e r2vei 6 H e lC pubHc° ffer6d 0,6 ' and MU ‘ House - MOTORISTS! VISIT THE mm ,o„ 0.,. xa lij&lxA & .UM “*?“?"■' ROYALHOTEI.WaUMKa MCNEILL O TRIPP LTO. ““ _ “ ~ — “S™ GENERAL MERCHANTS, QUEENSTOWN J - J - & *'»• oconnell, C. L. BLAKELY, moderate tariff (late of Invercargill, g . ——- Pronriefor First class Meals and Refreshments TELEPHONE 8. P.O. BOX 73. Proprietresses. P ClOr ' J. CORCORAN, Proprietor.

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Southland Times, Issue 23768, 16 March 1939, Page 14

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