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ACCOMMODATION. NAP! EI i— (Cou tin u ed). 'AI ICE Home in sunny Napier, owned by trained nurse (married), will take charge of elderly ladies. Particulars ring 4775; write Treiuan, 24 Thompson ltd., Napier. DELTA,” Station Street, Napier.— Comfortable -accommodation;- central; handy Station and Parade; tariff moderate. Mrs. Beamish. EACH HOUSE,” Marine Parade, liters ideal accommodation ; reasonable larill. M. Plunkett, late “The Terraces.” Tel. 2765. NELSON. . A/ISITORS Nelson, stay at Metropoli- ' tan Private Hotel, central. Tariff, 10/- day. Telegrams, "Metrohotel, ’ Nelson. J. S. Walter, Proprietor. WAKATU HOTEL—Excellent cuisine, »’ every modern conv., moderate tariff. Special breakfast for Ferry passengers. Tel. 120. A. J. Lambert, Proprietor. WAINUI HOUSE solves your petrol »V problem, with a holiday in the centre of N.Z.’s best attractions. Write for illustrated folder. NEW PLYMOUTH. QTAY at Hotel Arcadia (Private), 1 mtn. Station and Main St. Daily, weekly; moderate tariff; ideal accommodation. Tel. 1236. T EADING Private Hotel—Grand Cenaa t ra i Hotel, Egmout St., 1 min. Station. Tel. 150, OKOROIRE.• HOT SPRINGS HOTEL— Charming holiday Spa and Health Resort. Golf, tennis, mineral baths on property OTAKI. — THE CAPITOL, OTAKI BEACH. QPECIAL Tariff for May School Holidays’. Ideal for children; 5 acres grounds and lawns. Reservations, Tel 77, Otaki. [RAILWAY HOTEL—Good table, moderate tariff; permanents by arrangement. Buses pass door. O.T. and A.A Joe Quinn. pRAIGNISH Guest House—Restful change; beautiful surroundings, and climate. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dustin. PALMERSTON NORTH. rpUCKER’S CLUB HOTEL, sunny side of City; 12 Sample Rooms; 14 Garages, Tennis Court; C.T. House, A.A. and P.S. House. Tariff moderate. New management. E. O’Reilly. Prop. \VHEN in Palmerston Nth., stay at the ’ ’ popular C.T., A.A., P.S. and Govt. Tourist House, the NEW HOTEL CARLTON. Cuba Su G. Vic. Simpson, Proprietor. Fitted with every possible modern convenience Moderate tariff. tPHE COMMERCIAL. PALMERSTON A NORTH'S Most Modern HotelLarge, comfortable bedrooms with h. and c. water, luxurious lounge; many other attractions; C.T. and A.A. house. Alastair MacDonald, Proprietor. yy, quirk ’ (Late of "Empire,” Timaru) has taken i over THE MAJESTIC HOTEL. Q INGLE and Double Rooms, vacant for Competition Week. Raugitikei Private Hotel, 108 Rangitikei St., Palm. Nth. PARAPARAUMU. "TJEOMOANA,” Raumati Beach—EnAk closed pine trees, 1 min beach; excellent cuisine; terms. Apply Mrs. J. F. G. Hammon. Tel. 18x. QUEENSTOWN. LAUREL BANK, Queenstown —Tariff, 10/6 day, £3/3/- weekly; garage; modern convs. O. Overton, Proprietor, KOTORUA. A RAWA PRIVATE HOTEL—Quiet A*- all (i select. Situation unsurpassed. Box- 77. Special summer terms. Tel. 175. T ICENSED —LakeTlouse Hotel. ItotcTrua, own Mineral Baths. Tariff £4/10/-, £5/5/- weekly. F. G. Fraser, Proprietor. Tel. 36. A RMIDALiTgUeST HflUSE—Tariff: AA Winter, .11/6 day, £3/5/- weekly; summer, 13/-, £3/17/6. Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Wise. TYEVONSHIRE HOUSE —ll/6 day, AA £3/5/- weekly. New management; 2 min. Stn.; excellent. Accom. Morgan and Barnes. Proprietors. TTINEMOA PIfIVATE HOTEL, 12/6 AA day, £3/17/6 weekly ; A.A. and P.S.; min. Govt. Baths. Excellent cuisine. F. Briggs, Proprietor (late Constant’s). HMIE MANSIONS—I2/6 day, £3/15/A weekly ; longer terms arranged ; wellknown service, management; A.A. and C.T. House. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeve. — BUNGALOIV PRIVATE HOTEL. ROTORUA. CUMMER Tariff; 12/6 daily, £3/17/6 A’ weekly; 2 min. Govt. Gardens and Baths. Mr. and Mrs. Horold Branch. Tel. 46. TTOTEL EMPIRE. Rotorua's most AA p o pul ar A.A. House. Tariff moderate. Free garage on premises. D. J. Baker, Proprietor. “VyAIWERA” HOUSE, first-class Pri- ' ' vate Hotel, overlooking lake; h. and c. water every room. Reservations. Tel. SI. Box 30. pHIRM’S PRIVATE HOTEL. 12/'A day, £3/12/. weekly ; 1 min. Govt. Baths, A.A. House; free garage. Mrs. H. O. Chirm, Proprie.tress. TJAItK VIEW—Bed, breakfast, 7/6; £2 A 5/- week; dinner, bed, breakfast, 10/-, £3 week; full day, 12/-, £3/10/week. Queensland private hotel, Tel. 744. First-class accom., 11/day. £3/10/- wkly.; free garage and parking. Mrs. Berge, Proprietress. riRAND VUE, first-class Private 'A Hotel, overlooking Govt. Gardens; h. and c. water every room. Reservations, Box 97. Y> EGENT PRIVATE HOTEL.—Hot A k and cold water every room. 10/6 day, £3/5/- weekly. Centrally situated. Tel. 502. Mrs, Z, J. Parkinson, Prop. pEN DENNIS, Wbakane St., 3 min. A P. 0., lake. Govt. Grounds; 10/6 day, £3/3/- weekly. Mrs. Styles, late Majestic Lounge. Auckland. CT. ELMO, Hinemoa St.—Quietness ami comfort; delightfully situated, near baths: bod and breakfast. Mrs.'Campbell. ; ‘■rpilE COMMONWEALTH."' Hinemoa A Street. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dooley. HA clay. £3/10/- wkly. Excellent table. ~OT EL AUSTRALIA. Rotorua. Summer Tariff, 12/6 daily. £3/15/weekly. F. Greenfield, Prop. STRATFORD. pOUNTY HOTEL has now changed .'A hands. Mr. T. Morgan. Proprietor. Completely renovated. Ideal accommodation. • TAUPO. A NDERSON'S Bungalow; river and **■ lake fishing, boating and thermal sight-seeing. Box 21. Tel. 4. ' TAPRANGA. rpALTIANGA — HOTEL — MANOR. A Mr. aiid Mrs. Joe Barney. _ Tek 3S ~- - JJOTEL ST. ANNE'S. Under New Management. Tel. 375. Tnuranga. Oil AIN PRIVATE HOTE E— New management; 5 min. P. 0., waterfront; newly renovated; moderate larilf. Mr. and Mrs. F. 11. Walker, Proprietors. TE A KOH A. LNEMOA” PRIVATE HOTEL. A.A. House. Tourists and < *ommcrcials. Telegraphic address: “Ilinemoa.” Te Arohn. M. ami J. Kennington, Proprietors. WAITARERE. VVfAITARERE’GUEST HOUSE, situ- ’ ' ated on the waterfront of Mann; watu's most popular beach. Tai-ifl 12/6 daily.

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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 187, 4 May 1940, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 187, 4 May 1940, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 187, 4 May 1940, Page 3

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