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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1596, 25 November 1920, Page 42

WAIWERA. HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. WAIWERA (The Brighton of N.Z. The Leading Seaside Resort of the Dominion). On the Hauraki Gulf, 28 miles from Auckland by road or steamer. A First-class Seaside Hotel, with Modern Improvements. Excellent cuisine; electric light, motor garage; fishing, tennis, etc.; hot mineral swimming baths. Wines, spirits and . bottled ales of the best. Under new management. Terms moderate. T. JEPHCOATE Proprietor. WAIPAWA. COMMERCIAL HOTEI7~~ WAIPAWA. Private suites of apartments' and »rery convenience for the accommodate* of the public. Wines, spirits and lies of the best quality only. A flretclase billiard table. Stabling and padlocking accommodation. V, PELLOW Proprietor. WANGANUI. . SVHERE TO STAY IN WANGANUI. METROPOLITAN HOTEL. Right Opposite Railway Station. Most convenient hotel in the town, irerything of the very best. Tariff, -a. per day. A welcome to all. *. H. WILSON Proprietor. WOODVILLE. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. WOODV I L L E. Right opposite Railway Station. Trains stop sufficient time for refreshments. Capital stable accommodation. All wines, spirits and ales true to labol. Excellent accommodation for travellers. CHARLIE C. KING Proprietor (Late Police Department Napier and Palmerston North.),

; Mr. Bernard Tripp, of Canterbury, who was one of the New Zealand representatives at the Red Cross Convention at Geneva, arrived in Wellington via Sydney by the Moana last week. .. i * * * * I To people from the Dominion visiting Great Britain 4620 passports were issued for the period ended March 31, 1920, as against 1108 granted in the previous twelve months. " . * « « « • Some good fishing is reported at Rotorua. A party consisting of Messrs. Dixon, East, Dawson, and Bright, fishing with, the fly on the Utuhina stream, got 171 fish on. the first day, and 34 on the second; Messrs. Buckley, Luxton, and Bould took 40 fish on the first day; the total weight being 1301 b., and that of the largest fish 61b.