Where to Stay in TARANAKI STRATFORD. IN STRATFORD STAY AT THE STANLEY HOUSE The best, most comfortable, convenient and reasonable boardinghouse in Stratford. Completely renovated and entirely refurnished. Mrs. A. COX, Prop, (late Hawera). Mrs. Cox’s lengthy experience in private boardinghouses is a guarantee of satisfaction. VISITORS TO STRATFORDBOOK IN AT THE EMPIRE W. PELLETT, Prop. BED AND BREAKFAST - < - 5/Cleanliness and Comfort. You will find IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE EMPIRE, Comer Broadway and Fenton St. ’PHONE 615. NEW PLYMOUTH. Visitors to N.P. will find a home away from home at WILTON PRIVATE HOTEL Liardet Street (just off Devon St.). Reasonable Terms. ’Phone 1444. A. T. ULENBERG - Proprietress. SARNIA VIVIAN ST.,'NEW PLYMOUTH. Opposite St Mary’s Church. 5 One of the prettiest spots in town. Close to Marsland Hill, Park, and Beach. Visitors’ Comfort Catered for. ’Phone 490. Mrs. A. L. LISTON, Proprietress. HAWERA. MSI WHARE KOA MEN’S HOSTEL, ■ / PRINCES STREET, HAWERA (South Road end). Open to Commercial Travellers. Terms Moderate. M. LAING, •Phone 2797. L. SPARKES. ST. ELMO Private Boardinghouse, HIGH STREET, HAWERA - - - (Opp. Water Tower) Best of Accommodation for Travelling Public. Moderate Tariff. ’Phone 2530. Mrs. ..CLIVE. WALSHE, Proprietress DOMINION HOTEL, PRINCES STREET, HAWERA. Tariff - 8/6 per day. Good Table. Good Beds. Only Best Liquors Stocked. • - ’Phone 2063. JACK GOODWIN, Proprietor.
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Taranaki Daily News, 3 June 1933, Page 4
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