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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 23 August 1917, Page 4

TERMINUS HOTEL ; HELEN SVI LI E - , : ARCHIBALD BISKoF - - - Proprietor Late of Terminus Hotil, On»hu»g», AD NOTIFIES -die General and Trarelliag PublU that k« • JDi has taken over th« abor« larg« brick house whick is one of the most comfortable, up-to-date, and b«it appointed country Hotels in the colony. It is most coareaiemtly »it*at«d t« the Helensville Main Railway Station a»d Wharre». Kaipara- Auckland passengers, Tourists aad Patr«ms, May r«ly upon tlio best attention; also, first class Cuiim«, '••"'. Good Table. Eot & cold Bath.. Only th« b«it■ Al«i t . WimM, a»« Liquor stocked. A jood Billiard Tablt, S»«d1« an* C*mmitt«« r«o«s Visitors are invitfld to hi&pect, STABtING HKI^^yXLL^rSOJJTH, EVERY GONVENIENCE AND COMFORT. rmAVELLERS vill find erery Home Comfort, CWility- and AtU* _L tion at this up-to-date House, Visitors to the Hot Spring* will find it oonvenient to the Thermal regions oi HeleHSYilia. Good Accommodation. Good Table. Telegrams promptly attended to. Joe Parkes - - - proprietor. niFUA HOTEL HELENSVILLE SOUTH 'Phone 23. James Dowling Proprietor. A thoroughly up-to-datß House convenient to Steamers and trame Accommodation and Cuisine of the Best. Only Superior Brands oi Wine and Spirits kept. Luncheon from II a,m. Sale Days. Porter meets all Steamers. AURORA HOTEL VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND C. H. CLEVELAND, ~ 7 . PROPRIETOR EVERY Accommodation for Visitors, including all th« requir«menti of a Private and Family Hotel THE BEST OF WINES AND SPIRITS ON HAND Give the old House a call. All are -welcome. IMPERIAL GOLD HEDALILE, Pure, sparkling, delicious and popular. Hancock & Co. Brewers - - Auckland Concrete Roads REPAY THEIR COST IN EIGHT YEARS OUT OF SAVINGS IN UPKEEP ALONE Mr Sines, Chairman of Road Commissioners, Wayne County, Michigan, U.S.A., speaking of a two-mile stretch of bituminous Macadam roadway, said: "If someone had offered to build this road absolutely without one penny's cost to Wayne County, stipulating only that we should maintain it in a fairly average condition, AT TEE END OF EIGHT YEARS we should liave been money ahead by rejecting the offer <md huildinff it otvrseivet of o»n«rete." But, in addition t« the saying in iHrintennu^a, CONCRETE ROADS Lessen tlie cost of hauling;. .Increase tlie pleasures of driving. Lengthen, the life of horses, carts, motor-ears, and all Increase the prosperity of farmers. [T«klele«. Increase the value of property. Are SMOOTH—DUSTLESS— PERMAKEJfT. ffijjC^ik .^m^mr