Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 10 December 1926, Page 4

yENTNOR PRIVATE pfOTEL, Devonport, Auckland. Two minutes from Wharf. Close to city, Beach and Park at Door. G. ARROWSMITH having spared no expense in renovating the 50 lofty rooms for comfort of patrons, who can rely on receiving every attention. TABLE a SPECIALITY. VENTNOR COMMANDS Unrivalled Views of City and Harbour, with its shipping. TOURISTS AND BUSINESS MEN now recognise Ventnor’s situation unique, being so close to City, yet away from noise and dirt. Boats every 20 minutes, and Weekly Tickets. Cheaper than trams, because tickets can be used at will during week IF ON BUSINESS OR PLEASURE, TRY VENTNOR. Once at Ventnor, Never Forgotten. G. ARROWSMITH, ’Phone 66. Proprietor. L. C. SLADDEN, A. H. PALMER, M.N.Z.I.S. M.N.Z.I.S. A.M.N.Z.B.C.E. A.M N.Z.B.C.E. gLADDEN & PALMER, REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEERS AN» LICENSE® SURVEYYORS. ]£RNEST DAVIES, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN. F. 1.0. (Lona.) F.S.M.C. (Eng.) SIGHT-TESTING ROOMS. BrougLstm Street, New Plymouth. Attends Stratford (at Mr. Gaffaney's) Tint and third Tuesdays !n each month. PIANO AND SINGING. RESUMES TUITION ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 'Phona 223 Address: Dawson Sheet, E ,W. M. L YSONS ’ LICENSED SURVEYOR, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Next Bunk of Australasia), ’Phone 239. MESSENGER, GRIFFITHS & TAYLOR, Cl Devon Street (opp. AMP. Buildiuga), New Plymouth. ’Phone lOC. REGISTERED ARCHITECTS (Frank Messenger, F.N.Z.1.A.) (Victor Gt IR.hs F.N E.1.A.1 (Wnt’ain Tii’ lar, A • ,Z.I A i