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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18617, 12 July 1930, Page 4

SNOW SPORTS NOW! >• IPll m. - A British Footballers at Mount Cook. The Hermitage Mount Cook “Thousands of Feet above Worry Level.” The Chateau, Tongariro National Park “The Play-ground of the North Island.” Mount Cook You’ll think it’s the best place in the world with it’s friendly atmosphere and warm welcome. The swish of the skis, the flurry of snow, rosy cheeks, and laughing faces —all these belong to the Hermitage. Snowflelds as good as Switzerland’s lie close at hand. Comfortable huts are further afield for the more ambitious, and experienced New Zealand and Norwegian guides teach the novice and compete with the old hand. All necessary equipment stocked. Music and dancing every evening, billiards and ping-pong. Central heating and cheerful fires. Rooms with hot and cold water are available. Accommodation is from 20/- per day in the main building. Special rates for parties. CARNIVAL WEEK IS FROM JULY 24th. Special Gala Day, July 29th. Make sure of your room and Book NOW. National Park All roads lead the Chateau. Even the British footballers are coming on August 4th. The finest ski-lng grounds in the North Island are now made available by the best equipped hotel In the Southern Hemisphere. Life's full of fun and excitement. Plenty to do from morning till night—skl-ing, tobogganing, tennis, billiards ping-pong, picture shows, dancing. All classes of accommodation available at prices to suit everyone. (Come on your way to Brent's “The Hub of Rotorua,” or go to Brent’s first). A skilled Norwegian guide arranges the sports. All equipment is stocked. Rates from 22/6 per day, and from 15/- in the Lodge. Special rates for parties. Call and discuss plans with us NOW. Special Combined Rail and Motor Excursions now available. Mount Cook Tourist Co. of N.Z., Ltd., Timaru (Proprietors of The Hermitage and of the White Star, Queenstown.) (Managers of The Chateau and of Brent's, Rotorua) WILSON'S. MALTEXO ««toiL MADE IN NEW ZEALAND is what every boy and girl needs

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