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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 138, 9 December 1930, Page 6

1 BUY BEFORE CHRI/TMA// 1 | rOU'LL MEYER, BUY FOR. i£fj"/ |

Joy and Gladness— YE OLDE TIME XMAS AT THE CHATEAU! ■ FBI % Come where Xmas js a festival and " : \ , 'v -/ilCl : happiness and gaiety refresh both young- ' : • ' '|=0p and old, where Fatlier Christmas still lives . - .-; on and every guest receives a present. Come 3fa|J^^j , 5 \ where the sun warms and tans and the air -^^^^^ Do you erijoy idling pleasantly in the °^S!^A \ \Qlie dry mountain heat? Have you tried tennis, $ M\ j i , and golf four thousand feet above the sea?. * . «^j£__ | ■'fe Does it thrill you to explore great valleys I^^^^^ \ -^ii j% ii and to climb'in difficult places? Come to WIU . W|l The Chateau and you will know that it does, V 781 Here you will enjoy delightful outdoor, SBS^^M ' ' fVkovo IS days and at nights dancing, music, cards, \ J. and billiards, in the most ideal surround- <3$T I ings in the Southern Hemisphere. . *Q L£\ \ YOU. B For this wonderful holiday you will Wt?lf\l ' \ -■'■ .^g pay no more than at a city hotel! In The . (WUO| ! b00k60 : jjjjf • Chateau itself there are most comfortable ttUta*^ ; 'j2L^ ; rooms with hot and cold water and a bed- , ■ yOlir ', jig side telephone for 22/6 and 25/-per day. riMkh^lfrv ' rOOIH ' Luxurious rooms are available at higher jBB^S^ rates. In the Lodge there are cubicles for , yet ? I <^S 15/6 and for 16/6 per day, and at these HHHHf \-- "tf \ moderate rates you will live like a king. jj^fMStl \ o \ L '"" !: Whatever room you book all the other ser- Sr2&vs / ' WlJ,\ vices are the same. l^lO^L. ! t^p Don't Delay! Don't be Disappointed! S§^|Ms \ ! BOOK NOW! Mount Cook Tourist Co. of N.Z.Ltd. From The Chateau it is an easy journey to BRENTS at Rotorua (car fare £2 SA). The South Island offers an alternative trip with its Mount Cook Hotels—THE HERMITAGE, Mount Cook, and THE WHITE STAR, Queenstown. THE WONDERLANDS OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON MANAGER: R. P. M CCRACKEN, T. & G. BUILDINGS, GREY STREET. AGENTS: Thos. Cook and Son, or Government Tourist Bureau.