Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

Otaki Mail, 16 August 1922, Page 1

TELEGRAPH STABLES Motor* Garage, Motor-cars, gigs, buggies, cab, hearse, uud saddle horses on hi/e. Motor-bus meets all trains. General carrying in all branches. Commercial travellers catered for. Buses open for engugonicats fur private parties. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Telephone, Mo. 7, archie'smith, P&OPJMETOB. (Undsr New Management). JUBILEE HOTEL, OTAKI. A. H. LEES Proprietor, ONLY THE BEST OF ALES, WINES AND SPIEITS. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Bowling, Tennis and Croquet Courts Adjoin the Premises. all Buses and Motor-cars pass to and from tie Railway Station. FAMILY HOTEL ITAVING taken over the above well- " known hostelry I am prepared to enter for all by supplying only firstclass liquors, accommodation, etc. The Hotel is centrally situate and buses pass to and from all" trains. 'Phono U 7. C. WALTERS TELEGRAPH HOTEL 'PHE Hotel is now right up-to-date, being renovated from top to baso. The Accommodation is receiving special attention, whilo the best of ALES, WINES and SPIRITS are stocked. Being in the centre of a good sporting district, and adjoining the post office, visitors to the town fhould book up. Tariff reasonable, JACK McGILL Proprietor. GRAND HOTEL, LEVIN. 3. BEBBINQTON .. ProprietorTH3 LEADING HOTEL IH NORTHERN PAST OF HOBOWHEWUA. Lovely Lake Adjacent. Cowling and Tennis Cnurts n*«r by. AH Motor Vehicles pass to fr» from tho train. J. BE3BLNGTON .. Proprietor. OTAKI SEASIDE RESORT, TEA AND REFRESHMENTS AT ALT. HOTTB3. AFTERNOON i'KA PA!:;.' •' TO OBDISit. SOPPEB PARTIES TO ORD.EB. Accommodation aa per Tarift. vieitors to tho Beach.can g«t Maata. Park Boom for I'hotographcrs. 0 !".. OOTTERELf... PtopT*»to*. 'Phone 77. RANGIURU HOUSE. (EANGnJBU-BY-THE-SEA>. OTAKI. M3S S. WOOD Ptoprietrea*. >ANGIUBU HOUSE, pleasantly sitnate amidst lovely surrounding?, is up-to-date in all particulars. Eefrennmants Supplied all Hours. LUNCHEONS. WINTER BOARDERS SPECIALLY CATEBED FOB. INDOOB COMFORTS. Telephone 645. TO THE RESIDENTS 01' OTAKI AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. J JAMEB 0-CONNOR, beg to announce thet I have comin§nc»d CARRYING IN OTAKI with a 3-ton MOTOR LORRY, and INTEND MAKING REGULAR TRIPS TO WELLINGTON OR OTHER PLACES A 6 DESIRED. I am prepared to take LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES by s.vraugeaient, and I make a specialty in PACKING and REMOVING FURNITURE to any part of th» town oj country. Estimates given and anj information can be obtained at th< D*pot (JOPLIN & CO.), AUCTION MART, OTASI. JAMES O'CONNOR, r 9 f 1 Sl>