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ACCOMMODATION (Continued). PALMERSTON NORTH (Continued). ~~ ' HOTEL CARLTON. . CUBA ST.—When in Palmerston North stop at. this popular C.T., A.A., P.'S, ami Govt, tourist house;- hot, cold water b< <l- - Tel. 5U92.-N.K. Beveridge, 1 roprinter. - COMMERCIAL Hotel, in centre of Excellent accommodation, cuisine ana service; h.c. water in bedrooms; moderate tariff. 11. J. Davis, Proprietor (late of Dannevirke). ROYAL HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. Under New Management. J. CAREY, Proprietor. A First-class House with a First-class Service. PERMANENT and Casual Guests: tariff moderate. Rungitlkei Private Hotel. I alio erstoi i Nt.li. PARAPARAUMU. REOMUNA~~Guest House. Parapuraumu— Enclosed pine trees; 1 minute beach, lei ISX. Mrs. J. F. G. Hammon, Proprietress. IiOTDRUA. ‘ PENDENNIFTIuest House, 3 mins. P.O . 15/- day, £4/10/- weekly. Mr. and Mrs It. R. MeGregor. ■_ StTellou, Rotorua.—Full board 12/6 day. £4/4/. weekly; centre town. Miss C. M Richards, Proprietress. LAKE House - Hotel (licensed). Rotorua’. Tel. 36. Overlooks Lake Rotorua; owu minerals baths tree to guests. Tariff from 16/- day. ROTORUA—Devonshire House, Tel. 22. Clean, comfortable, bed and enjoyable b rea kf n t. , ROTORUA—Waiwera House, liiwt-elass Private Hotel. Hot and cold water in every bedroom. Tel. 31. P.O. Box 30ROTORUA — Queensland House late “Bondi.” Old and new clients made welcome. Special attention for invalids. Home away from home. Mrs. M. A. McGregor. Proprietress. Tel. 144. ROTORUA—Hinemoa Private Hotel, near grounds and baths. Tariff 11/. day: £4 10/- week. Tel. SI. f BUXGALOW and Park View Guest Houses are available to accommodate visitors; only limited accommodation can be pro vided till renovations are completed.—E M. Cottrell, Proprietress. TWIN Boom, elcc. k'ette, everything supplie I. select, central. Gleu Haven. Tel--50.8. , FURNISHED Cabins, 4 beds, everything provided except blankets, cutlery; on bus route. Write Rainbow Springs. Box 37. Rotorua. FOTORUA—HoteI Australia, Tel. 403. Central. handy station; select; moderate fare. TURANGI. COMPLETE Rest at Bridge Lodge and Store, Turangl. Main road between National Park and Taupo. Good beds, wholesome food, pleasant attention. Reservations, Bridge Lodge Store (Private Bag), National Park. WANGANUI. CENTRAL Private Hotel, Renovated and Reopened. Dinner, Bed and Breakfast Tel 2018. J. Martin, Prop. STATION Hotel, opp. Station- tariff modcrate; ideal accommodation.—H. E. Card. Proprietor, REST HOMES. GLENLYON Convalescent Home in Napier's glorious sunshine offers peace, quiet, comfort, and unobtrusive service for -the tired and unwell. Very reasonable. Tel. 2708, SANATORIUM, Morrinsvilie—Chest diseases under hospital benefits: fees 24gns.. including medical attention. Prospectus. PLANTS, TREES, AND GARDEN. ASPARAGUS, Large 2-year-old roots, 3/ dozen. Strawberries, best varieties, 100 8/C posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. LAWSONIANA, Golden Euonymous. Pinus Insignls, Ake Ake and Privet, £2/10/- per 100; Eseallonia and Lonicera, £2/5/- per 100. Wheatley's Nurseries, Lower Hutt. Tel. 60-216. GLADIOLI. Nine excellent named Varieties. 33/- for 50. £3 for 100. and £S/10/for 300. R. J. Turton. Ihakara, Levin. ONION Plants, Pukekohe Early Strawcoloured and Longkeeper, 10/- 4000 Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, 1/9 50 express post. F. Brown and Son, Pukekohe. RHUBARB: Healthy vigorous roots, long thick stalks of excellent flavour. 7/6 dozen, posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. BEAUTIFUL Garden Lilies. Hardy, popular varieties. Collection of 6 different foj 7/- posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ONIONS. Pukekohe Longkeepers am) Straweolours, 7/6 a 1000; Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, 2/6 a 100, post or rai. paid. Special quote quantities. R. C Hari, Pukekohe. HEDGE PLANTS. Eseallonia, Ake Ake, Privet. Lonicera, Euonymus, Laurel; Shelter Trees, Macrocarpa, Lawsoniana, Benthams Cyprus, Pinus Insignls, 1 and 2year; hardy, Dannevirke grown. Smith, Nurseryman, Dannevirke. ROSES: Choice named Hybrid Teas, and Polyanthus varieties. Collection 12 for 26/-, posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. HALLMARK GLADIODI ARE noted for quality and value. High class exhibition varieties a specialty. Gat deu purposes also catered for. Write fo> 1944 catalogue; It’s free. Collections made up to any value. Remember, it’s alwayt good economy to buy quality. That applies to gladioli, too. ALBERT A. JONES, Gladioli Specialist, Long Melford Rd.. Awapuni. Palmerston N

HYDRANGEAS. NEW BRIGHT VARIETIES. BRIGHT REDS AND .PINKS. Very free flowering. 30/- per dozen. EPUNI NURSERIES, Lower Hutt. ’i'el. 63-702. FRUIT AND PRODUCE FOR SALE. BALLARAT Apples. 9/3 bushel. Delicious 10/6. Hailed prompt. Box 116. Napier. FOR Sale, Grape Fruit, bushel case 17/6, rail paid. Cash with order. “St. Cleifieuts,” Parkers Road, Gratia. FOR Sale, Table Swedes. 10/- sack, rail paid. Berkctt, Manaia Rd.. Mastertori.' TABLE Pumpkins, best cookers, 9/9 cwt., sack. Sturmcr, Granny-Smifh. and Ballarat Apples. 3 eases railed for 29/-. Box 258, Napier. BA'LLARATS, 10/6 and 8/6, rail paid. Hook. Havelock North. LIMITED quantity of small Apples for sale, 4/6 case, rail paid. C. Clark, Kaipo Rd., Hastings. CARROTS, Talilc. ejyt. sacks 12/9. 501 b. bags 6/9. -Railed. Box' 209. Hastings. PUMPKINS. Greys or Triumbles, best winter keeping varieties; 12/6 cwt. super sack. Box 261. Hastings. ICWT sack Ironbark Pumpkins and sugar bag Carrots, £l. Separate orders, pumpkins 11/-. i-afrols 10/-. Freight paid. Leouard. Lo<>_St.. Hastings. PUMPKINS, good reds, 8/9 owl. sacks. Grey-barks, 11/9 cwt. Railed. Box .19, Clive. I’OORMAN ORANGES, 15/- per bushel ease on rail. Apply Herdman. 195 Kamo ltd., M h.'ingnrel. POTATOES. UfiiST grade Potatoes. 16/6 per cwf. tewt. lots', boardlug houses, hostels and families, buy now while stocks available. Telephone Orders, 52-221. MOTOR-CYCLES FOR SALE. MOTOR-Cyeles bought, sold, repaired Spares. Tolley and Spence, 249 Willis St. JN TIMES LIKE THESE EVERY RAILWAY WAGON MUST WORK. Too niaiiv users of transport still treat, " Railway wagons as warehouses insl/ad '•( putting ilu-iii back into l.raHi". How shocked they would be if they wore .■ii-i-tiseii of retarding our war effort—" One wagon out of thousands! If was only , two or throe ' davs at our siding!” But in TOTAL, idle wagons ran represent hundreds of days—a huge lose to our Hlal transport systcin In its colossal war task. . . Mill vou take tteps NOW to see th-H you are not unwi'lio-.-ly an efl'ond'-r U'H ■ MUST GET QUlCKlilt 1U UN HOUND. DO vourself a good turn erery day by reatling thoea Cla .-.si lied Columns.