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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1501, 30 January 1919, Page 39

Waitomo Caves Hostel Waitomo, Ruakuri, and Aranui Caves, Reached by Daily Train from Wellington or Auckland *| f HE Government Hostel x at Waitomo is situated in a position from which the caves can be conveniently visited, and is connected by Telephone with the local Post and Telegraph Office. TARIFF Adults -10 s per Day. Single Meals 2s 6d each. Children between the ages of, three and 12 half ratea. Obtain your tickets from the Govt. TOURIST BOOKING BUREAUX Wellington, corner of Grey and Featherston Sts., opp. G.P.O. Auckland: Custom Street. NO SXTHA. Charge for Booking,

JAMES’ TEMPERANCE HOTEL, WHANGAREI. Firet-class accommodation. Excellent Cuisine. Every home comfort. Stabling and paddocking. Horses for hire. H. J. JAMES Proprietor. NEW ZEALAND’S ROLL OF HONOUR —In Memorian Cards, with Soldiers’ Portrait, similar to that in “Sporting Review” —ARTHUR CLEAVE AND CO., LTD., High St., Auckland.

bvCAR V a pleasure Instead of a purgatory. ,n * r °P ical climes the possession Mg a car makes a day’s shopping You just bowl along without exertion, your own speed creating a \lf refreshing breeze, which to the pedestrian is unattainable. The A.C. Is the best .little car imaginable for such expeditions—Flight, speedy, comfortable, economical and trustworthy. Its remarkable simplicity makes the A.C. (deal for the lady-driver. Government work precludes, us from supplying cars at present ■J May we book your order for postwar delivery? Auto-Carriers (1911), Limited 181-182 Hercules Rd., Westminster Bridge Road, LONDON, S.E., ENGLAND.