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AMUSEMENTS. THE ADELPHI CABARET TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT GRAND OPENING ORIENTAL WEEK GORGEOUS EASTERN DECORATIO NS AND LIGHTING EFFECTS. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE FAMOUS CONTINENTAL CHARACTER COMEDIAN SAM STERN WHO WILL APPEAR NIGHTLY. Exhibition Dances arranged by Miss Margaret O’Connor, and Eastern Ballets arranged by Mr. Knowsley, will also form part of our programme. DANCING EVERY NIGHT FROM 8.30—1 a,in, SUBSCRIPTION, 7s. 6d. AFTER THEATRE, ss. Book your Tables at once. RING 28—294. HOTELS, TOURIST, & HEALTH RESORTS — 9 ’— AUCKLAND , ~ COMMERCIAL HOTEL, corner Shortland and High Streets, Auckland, rebuilt and refurnished throughout First-class accommodation Hot and cold water in bedrooms. Tariff from 14/- per day. Best brands of wines and spirits. R NORDEN> Proprie tor. ’Phone 32—004. P.O. Box 237, Auckland. CHRISTCHURCH ST ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodatiop; 32 Worcester Street, West End. 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate tariff. F. J. MURRAY, Proprietor. EASTBOURNE (Wellington). CHALET TEAROOMS Main Road, Muntai. Cold lunches, dainty morning and afternoon tea. Teas on the lawn when required. Buses stop at door. ' FISHING RESORTS o , ... . .. PATANGAI \ HA A KE’S BAY. Spend a quiet holiday at the Patangmtn Hotel right on the banks at the best . fishing spot of the Tutei Tuki River, and near an ideal sea beach. lenms Qourt, garage, and good Accommodation. Telephone through Waipawa. A. T. ' WALKER, Proprietor. ZANE GREY SPORTING CLUB, LTD., BOX 28, RUSSELL. Accommodation now available tor Deep Sea Fishermen, Tourists, Campers. «tc. Launches and Boats, etc., provided. Secure your accommodation early. MASTERTON—PALMERSTON’ 8.8. EXPRESS MOTOR SERVICE NEW 12-SEATER HUDSON SALOON With all Modern Comforts for the Travelling Public. The aim of the firm is to run strictly to time-table, connecting with the Wanganui. New Plymouth and Napier Cars and Trains. TIME-TABLE Leaves Masterton from Wadbam’s Sports Depot, 7.30 a.m. daily, and 8.30 a.m. Sundays. (Connects with Wanganui, New Plymouth and Napier Cars and Trains.) < Leaves Palmerston from Combined Bus Stand at 3.30 p.m, LOOK FOR THE LARGE RED CAR For seats book at Wadham’s Sports Depot 1686); fl fter hours, Empire Hotel (’Phone 1493). BROWN AND BRAMWELL, OwnerDrivers. I ORIENTAL BAY (Wellington) ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL. ORIENTAL BAY (the Beauty Spot of Wellington)—Right on sea front facing the City and Harbour; 10 minutes by tram from G.P.O. First-class accommodation. Large, airy rooms and sun balcony. Tariff, 12s. 6d per day. Weekly and Permanent Guests by arrangement. Dainty Morning and Afternoon Teaa. Tel. 21—250. MRS. W. OWERS, Proprietress. OTAKI OTAKI SEASIDE RESORT—This well-known house offers first-clasa accommodation. Electric light, plenty of hot water, good table, tennis court, croquet lawn, garage, bathing. SPECIAL WINTER TARIFF. Otaki is noted for its winter climate. L. WHEATLEY, Proprietor, ’Phone 77. Box 26. Otaki. RANGIURU HOUSE —First-class accommodation; close to beach; well sheltered; large two-story house ; excellent cuisine, electric light, boating and fishing.—Apply Proprietor, Box 14, Telephone 158, Otaki. PAEKAKARIKI - T . INVERLEITH PRIVATE HOTEL, PAEKAKARIKI, is now open to receive guests at moderate tariff. Excellent cuisine, best of attention. Hot anJ cold baths, h. and c. showers, electric light throughout. House just painted, renovated, and refurnished. Situated beach; golf links, tennis courts; railway. Under supervision of Proprietor and Proprietress. Telephone 18. Proprietor, P. R. WEBBER. OCEAN HOUSE, PAEKAKARIKI, where one can expect to find all home comforts. Ideally situated at New Zealand’s best watering place, and offering facilities for golfing, tennis, mountaineering, etc. Write now for particulars. ’Phone 4. MISS JENNINGS, Iroprietress. PALMERSTON NORTH—WELLINGTON THE HIGHWAYS TRANSPORT CO., LTD., RED STAR CARS. Daily. I ;Pfl Vfi 11 Palmerston N. Shannon. Levin. Packakariki. Wellington. 8.30 a.m. 9.15 9.45 11.15 . 1 p.m. Return — (Evening Post). Paekakariki. Levin. Shannon. Palmerston N. 3.0 p.m. 4.30 5.45 6.10 7 p.m. PALMERSTON - MASTERTO N: . Leave Palmerston 9.30 a.m. (after arrival of Auckland Express). Leave Masterton 2.0 p.m. (connecting with up Auckland Express), 5 9 p-m. • ’ PALMERSTON NORTH, Combined ’Bus P.N., ’Phone 6790. WELLINGTON, Bell Bus Co, ’Phone 45—555 and “Evening Post. MASTERTON. Crichton’s White Star Office. PALMERSTON. NORTH—NAPIER “DOMINION STAR’ DAILY SERVICE (Sundays Excepted). Leave “Dominion,” Palmerston North Branch, 7 a.m., connecting with-Wairoa Service. Fare 25/-. 'Phones: Palmerston, 5955; Napier, 1686. Leave Masonic Hotel. Napier, 1 p.m. daily, except Sunday. PARAPARAUMU BEACH'" "HiiTRI MAJESTIC” two hours' journey from Wellington. Ideal Resort for Rest and Recuperation. Splendid Climate. Special trains enable visitors to enjoy nice week-ends at this popular seaside. Phone 10M F S. SPILMAN. PLIMMERTON . t f TECOMA HOUSE—Situated in sunniest and most sheltered part of Plimmerton Offers first-class accommodation. Right opposite new bowling green, croquet lawn, and tennis courts. (4), opened for Christmas Hot Luncheon and Afternoon Tea a speciality. Electric light, dose to best part of beach and station. Telephone 19. FRANK BARLOW, Proprietor. v STEYNE HOUSE.—Superior Accommodation, First-class Cuisine, every attention electric light throughout, two minutes from station and Plimmerton tennis Courts and Bowling Green and Croquet lliwn open for Xmas. All modern conveniences. Terms moderate. Telephone Mesdames and BRADY. Prop. THE SOUNDS TROCADERO PRIVATE HOTEL, PlCTON.—Superior accommodation for guests, and best of attention. Tariff COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAVELOCK, at the head of beautiful Pelorus Sound. Fresh and salt water fishing. Deep sea fishing parties arranged. Moderate tariff. Good table. Italian winas a speciality. SIGHT-SEEING TOURS , t VISITORS I If you want to see the Beauty Spots of Wellington, come in the BELL BUS CO’S. Motor Char-a-banc. The Marine Drive round the Beautiful Bays in our Observation Bus is the best in the Southern Hemisphere: the drivers point out and explain the places of interest, and photos may be taken. Our buses are equipped with pneumatic tires, and are as comfortable as touring cars. Address: 49 Thorndon Quay Ring 45—555, and reserve your seats. The Observation Bus leaves Government Buildings at 10 a.m. and 2 pm. Daily, including Sundays SEATOUN . „ k , BABINGTON HOUSE, Seatoun, Wellington, opposite bathing shede. Accommodation for Country Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Fishing. Boating. Tennis Courts on the premises. Reasonable terms. Telephone 25—558. Book your rooms for the holidays. Mrs. Riske, Proprietress. WB st— A 12-DAY TOUR.—With summer again with us our thoughts naturally turn to holidays, and the ever-perplexing problem’ of “Where Shall We Go?” For a change, why not see the majestic grandeur of the Golden West of the South Island under the most enlovable conditions? The Ritik Taxis, Ltd., Christchurch, have arranged a 12-day PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR of the West Coast at an “all-in” price of 25 guineas, including first-class bote! accommodation and main side trips. You’ll never forget this tour. The clear-cut dignity of the towering peaks; the lights and shadows of their thickly-wooded sides; the Otira Gorge; the indescribable beauty of the Franz Josef Glacier; and the torrential rivers and mirror-like lakes —indeed a holiday of a lifetime. • To learn more about this wonder-tour, send to-day to Rink Taxis, Ltd., Victoria Square. Christchurch, lor their free brochure, “See The Golden West.” Dates of tours are ns follow: Ist. leaving Tuesday, December 7: return Saturdav. December 18. 2nd, leaving Tuesday, January 4: return Saturday, January 15. 3rd. leaving Tuesday, February 8, return Saturday, February 19. ■ And further ones will be arranged, .(2)

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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 43, 15 November 1926, Page 11

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 43, 15 November 1926, Page 11

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