Page 38 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1474, 25 July 1918, Page 38

Waitomo Caves Hostel. Waitomo, Ruakuri, and Aranui Caves, Reached by Daily Train from Wellington or Auckland "T’HE Government Hostel A at Waitomo is situated in a position from which the caves can be conveniently visited, and is connected by Telephone with the localPost and Telegraph Office. TARIFF Adults -10 s per Day. Single Meals 2s 6d each. Children between the ages of three and 12 half rates. Obtain your tickets from the Govt. TOURIST BOOKING BUREAUX Wellington, corner of Grey and Featherston Sts., opp. G.P.O. Auckland: Custom Street. NO SXTRA Charge for Booking, gwrftp; from England is a blend of the choicest oriental fruits and spices,with Pure Malt Vinegar. Buy a bottle to-day. | Of all Grocers and Stores. BROWN, BARRETT AND CO., AUCKLAND AGENTS. TURANGANUI HOTEL. (Directly Opposite Wharf) GISBORNE. First-class accommodation for the Travelling Public. Electric light throughout. Hot and cold shower baths. Tariff, 6s. per day. Telephone 51. B. H. AISLABIE Proprietor. NELSON. W. J. PHILLIPS, 43, CAMBRIA STREET, NELSON. Car for Hire at any hour. All steamers and trains met. Terms Moderate. ’Phone 382. MOST LUXURIOUS CAR IN NELSON. PROVINCIAL HOTEL. BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. J. J. F. J. BAXTER Proprietor. This popular hostelry has been taken over by Mr. Baxter, long and well known to the travelling public as steward of the s.s. Nikau. All wines and spirits guaranteed true to label. Harley’s Prize Ales on draught.