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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 18, 5 February 1937, Page 2

HOTEL ACCOMMODATION, ETC. ipiRST — AND ALWAYS FIRST JJRENT'S JJOTEL ROTORUA QAULFIELD JJOUSE Sydney St. East (opp. Parlt. Buildings) WELLINGTON. Modern Guest House. Bed and breakfast, 7/6j daily tariff 12/6j weekly by arrangement. MRS. E. MAXWELL. TeL 42-355. JJOTEL gPA — ^AUPO (Undefr Vice-Regal Patronage) "Rest obtained r— Health regained" At New Zealand 's most unique hotel. Fully licensed and A.A, Assn. hpuse, with' excellent cuisine. Thermal sights, private fishing reach, golf, ' thermal baths (includine the t'amoua. "Kathleen" Bath) in hotel • -grojmds, free to guests. Famous Maori Carved Lounge also. P.O. Box 12 — 'Phone 18 — TAUPO. TOM HEATH • s - Proprietor. . , VA Xlojno away from Home" fPAURANGA-fPAUPO pISHING J^ODGB On main highway 24 miles from Tanpo township, 8 miles from Tongariro and situated on unexcelled liko and rivor fishing. MRS. E. LORD • Proprietress. Postal address: Tokaanu. . Telegraphic addressf Bangiita.

JgERKELEY JJOTEL (Wellington largest Wooden Private Hotel) — ORIENTAL BAY WELLINGTON JYHE BERKELEY, which was recently damaged by fire is now being renovated and redecorated throughout, in readiness for the Summer Season. Meanwhile rooms are available in the nndamaged portion of the House. Tariff: 12/6 per d&y, £3 15/- P©r week, L. F. KELLY — Proprietor. -■■■ - ... e. f, leicester ELECTRICAL CONTBACTOR HAVELOCK NORTH Telephones: Shop 3391; Res. S122. Farrn « Factory - and Domestie lnstallations. Competitive Prices. Tendera Free, teeth filled painlessly — AT — JQENTIST JQAVIES

STONE"S COMMERCIAL, MUNICIPAL AND GENERAL D I R E C T O R Y: For 1937 Forty-sixih Year of Publicatioh. WELLINGTON, HAWKE'S BAY, AND TARANAKI, AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. Royal 8vo., containing about 2000 pages, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bouud in cloth, gilt lottered, PRICE; lf ordered before publication £1 5/Lf ordered aftex publicati"n £1 10/STONE, SON & CO., LTD. Publishers and Printers. ANZAO SQUARE • • DUNEDIN.

A DVERTISEMENTS nnder the headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To;Let, Lpst and Found Miscellaneous, etc., are accepted at the following rates: — 16 Words ..... 1/- cash 1/6 booked 24 Words ,...,1/6 cash 2/- booked 32 Words 2/- cash 2/6 booked g JRWIN — OTANE Carrier and Royal Mail Contractor. OTANE TO ELSTHORPE AND KAIRAKAU Tuesdays — Thursdays • — Saturdays Leaves Otane 10,15 a.xn. Arrives back 3 p.m. , Prompt Attention given to delivery of all parcels and goods. Herald-Tribnne deliveTed en route. , • Scales Line. Bencruachan: Due at Napier from Picton on jM°n^ay wo°i ^or London and Continental ports. Sails later for Gisborne, (Local agents: C. H. Cranby and Co., Ltd.) Overseas Vessels Bounfir for New Zealand. West Moor; Left Antwerp Dec. 24 for Auckland (due Feb, 11) and New Plymouth Rangitikei, left London January 7, due Auckland February 11. Waipawa: Left London January 1, due Port Chalmers February 11. Surrey; Left New York January 14 for Auckland (due February 14), Wellington (due February 13), Lyttelton aud Dunedin. Rotorua: Left Loudon January 5, for Wellington (due February 14), Cambridge: Left Liverpool January 11 for Auckland (due February 18), Wellington (due February 25), Lyttelton and Dunedin. Arawa; Left Southampton January 22 for Wellington, passengers pnly, (due February 27), Lyttelton (due February 28), Dunedin and Bluff. 1 Port Gisborne: Left London January 23 for Wellington (due February 28), Auckland and Napier. Hertford: Left Glasgow in ballast for New Zealand (due about March 6). Raranga: Left Antwerp January 23 for Auckland (due March 10), and Kew Plymouth, via Cape of Good Hope, Port Tauranga: Left LQndon January 17 for Auckland (due end of March). FernmQor; Left Antwerp January 27 for Auckland (due March 17), and Wellington.