Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 82, 27 November 1931, Page 8

|| I §gg§| flff FOR THE TOURIST ! pHl — 11 B Phones, Day 413; Night 444 — ■— :■— g — — AUCKLAND, OPOTIKI, NAPIEflB 1 CHECKER — For Service Second to f ti , W- I HAMILTON GISBORNE, HASTINgR I None, R,dSo^t^sr 1 Special Unemployment Relief Dance ^ *^U- B I ' ' v ' UA • ' •'. ,";\ PEERLESS HALL, TUESDAY, 1st. MUSIC BY C '""'""^B' I \yt "' "" SIGHTSEEING TRIPS DANCES-PICTURES n v* ^Biw \' & ' recommended trips. Majestic Theatre, Talking Pictures, •„ 8 r .;.• '• - j^mm^^B^>r^. • , R^ndkTlipanSix iTkeT Tr?pOVTen wTi- Nightly, 8 p.m. mBgF^j • ^r- - . . I \ ' " ' r°a (Bur^ed ViIlaS®)5 Blue and Grand Theatre^Talklng Pictures, v /J" ■ '* ., I Yi^Z:&- ^•\3PMk35^^;,y U RING AARD, CHECKER OR K. Boys' Orchestra. See announce- • " 'v . ^^E8HBHHF ■• ■ ^^:vi:^'V."'t^ '■; / ROTORUA BUS CO. xnents for Cabaret Dances. • : fl | V" % i At Chase's Service Station I I pl§§Hp^H^S "K" MOTOR SERVICES LTD. GEORGE BOND C§»*HqHfllfl I B • • V flfl phone A ADFl phone ~ phone 833 Dra pa"n"- E§E§| ^**8B8m I H 123D / \ / I B \ 1 S 456 Mud- Vulcanising. 8B H . j *• •*--*- VJ-^ guard MOTOR ENGINEER Batteries ^"wSjf ^K | ' V®|*V REPRESENTATIVE ROTORUA Repairs (30 years). Charged \^Pf\| .fl I Travel in comfortable Sedan Cars. No Dickey Seats PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE^ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OwW B | = VJBfJ DEPART ROTORUA THREETIMESDAILY . AS°°o!.ie'lT"0Sto0clC?11 j0Co„tiluaouSI>Sr'rvtcne1 I TPKiB 8.30 a.m. 10.30 a.IIl. 3.30 p.m. ' Workmanship guaranteed. P^0^\ B i fTl Booking office: AARD Central Chambers EXPERT GHEVEOLET SERVICE g B I Fm\ j,S ^^Cs/\C£ Q4^ Ihe New STATWNTOTEL B Qu5ity (Opposite New Railway Station). A1fe=7*~C f y M :#{ ^ -rTkTn^A^ . — HOT AND COLD water and § 1 1 ▼ I t i r\ D L. BZ # fp my> ^ TI M h T A R I private telephone in M ■ am ■ l l I L I M O |b. C EVERY bedroom • B. « i I &/#/ SUMMIT AARD CHECKER Everv room an outside ' Trains leave Rotorua for 1 f/^^X M i Vflv 11® AIRMAN HSS^fSn:.i30a" KS?.rtonHSnd%PiTa.m. room! GlSioSs^ Frankton... 6.40 a.m. Arrive ... 12.12 p.m. ;■ 1 \3§^ A" SHIRTS Wairakei, Taupo, Napier, and 3.30 p.m. a^^l- ^vnvoc^ in a ™ aw?™ a ft,-.™ I ^ • h • _,. • 3 11.30 a.m. _ Bay of Plenty and Gisborrte TARIFF: Auck. (expiess) 10 a.m. Arrxve ... 4. U p.m. * j | i : 'i ■ _ j B ^a^Tl^noon.01 Glsborne' '3 w^)TE STAR Breakfast 2/6; Luncb 2/-; Dinner 2/6 Auckland ... 4. 40 p.m. Arrive ... 11.00 p.m. ' jJH I .'h Whakatane, Opotiki 4.30 p.m. Auckla^id^ 8 a.m., 10 a.m., Bedroom 6/- per day ^ ^ I La./ .... .■i-^..>-HB'^^ i - 1 HOTEL AUCKLAND 1 SUMMIT ^ " TAUPO : : Corner ^IEW ®F ®H8EM¥Afc M /URMAI Cs^ts The World's Finest Fishing! queen and customs street AND NOW A NEW PLACE 7~ "P^G SpotB I¥^% ° 200 ROOMS 200 ROOMS TOTAKEYOUR FAMILY W^tUnglon £ s eea+rcm* To unmistakable "Summit" style 2^0 ROOMS 200 ROOMS __ _ S@^®Bl®B&HaMl$seR9 nmm/y mm nrnrnjB and cut are added all the latest fea- H . oi. pt, - , 200 &0OMS 200 ROOMS ON SUMS3A.YS llllf|l tures well-dressed men have been Host Sheehan issues a warm welcome to ^ ® B1VIH waiting for. Made of strong English the Lake Hotei; the fisherman's TARIFF : The gerkeley Hotel, 22 Oriental Terrace. broadcloth in two styles. Ask to see headquarters > Bedrooms 5/- and 6/- per day only wooden Private Hotel de luxe in Well}i|M lliio lafpqt ^SnTyiTYiii"" PTPDfioTi p i r , o /« r i o / t\* o tc. — _ , _. * _ HThis first-clsss pnvsts h0t,6i is situstcd in WcBB ®rea^^as^ 2/6, Lunch 2/-, Dinner 2/6 ^AT^f'pln i"TllQ "PfYF ton's most attractive and easily accessible quai^H A I 17 \Kf A f ni7M CtuL/lX lilllo kjJJCtv^C AUx Oriental Bay — which overiooks the harbour ando^H M , n £ T^ , 0 CENTRALLY SITUATED IN THE Fllll Details * * mfn^te's wal^tJttTe tlfms °f R^leSand uT-tSB Tutanekai Street SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION. BEST ALES, ) E.UB OF THE CITY OP I I I with all modern convs., garages'and parking ac^| wiMrc AAfn cpiniTc AUCKLAND. modation. Tariff: 12/6 per day, or £3 15s pervH WlJNfcb AND SPIRITS. U^ 'N > . Phone 23-050. Telegrams: "Berkeley," WellinH . R. H. RICHARDS :: PROPRIETOR^B IF YOU ARE --43P3 $ M H J R D ' S B TTOOUGH TOURIST INFORMATION ST cSSU"1 tSS TOURIST INFORMATION FISHING CAMP I STOP AT Pul'''c"ir AND TEAROOMS I !! STOP! RECOMMENDED SERVICES TLTS™ RECOMMENDED SERVICES . MURUPARA . I HOTEL FRANKTON From 16th June, 1931, Unti! " ^ , B the only Licensed Hotel at Frankton Further Not.ce. - On two Streams, Rangitaiki and ■ Junction. New concrete buildings, beau- «„ „• i t. +i 1 1 iTlOteiS Whirinaki ■ tifuliy furnished, hot a'nd cold water and 1 ©arOOmS etc., by arrange- H bell service in every room. GRAND TEAROOMS FOR TOURISTS' HOT '"edale a? TteL?Offlce,PM«d?" ^^NKTObP^frF^'kt FIRST-CLASS FLY FISHING ■ FIRST-CLASS MENTJ UNDER THE DIR- LUNCHES AND AFTERNOON TEA Bath Buildings. FRANKTON Hotel Frankton. ■ ECTION OP ONE OF N.Z's LEADING w* 5 ) r\ m r * m ' MAIN BATHS. AUCKLAND Station Hotel. ALSO H CHEFS. men S %_/UtiltLei"S ?Jon' if0 k p-m* Hotel Auckland. OKFR ?TAT K"TNTC 1^1 Accredited by the C.T.A., the A.A.A., and at T7 xkt a t r» tt tvt m , t • e w^ol2'30?'1?' to 4 P'm' Fernleigh. SiALKING ■ the N.Z.P.S. Associations. ALF Street. Saturday^ f i.m to 1 p.m. MT„ COOK— Hermitage. ^ ^ fi TERMS: 12/6 per day f T'nc, DUCHESS SWIMMING POOL QUEENSTOWN— Wbite Star. Wlth a Competent Guide on tbe H c;i D.tp, r _ t Tovmo Launco 1 rips (For Men) and Premises. H opecial Kates ror L.onger lerms. * WOMEN'S SWIMMING POOL « feedbSedSto0laTefaSn TwSS^^n LOUGHLIN'S LAUNCHES, Taupo. ? Jeekjay. ? ^ ^ Sundays^ Sports Goods and Fishing— Accommodation Available. B tap- Sight-Seeing Trips 2.30'Itot6 p.mm' 8 t0 10 P'm' W. T PAKES, Rotorua. PHONE, P.O., MURUPARA. ■ C. L. NICHOLLS, Proprietor wAiD»vr, ,xm ' 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. S. J. TISD ALL & CO., Rotorua. ■ 1 AND TAUPO. radium bath ■ HUKA FALLS, ARATIATIA RAPIDS, I Weelc Days, men Sundays, men j I E'*'S 1 TOtl- j. I — — — — six lakes. 7 to s a.m. 7.30 to io.3o a.m. r ilms and r^tiotograplis — ■ r ^ v R®^^D TRIP. Week Days, women, & Sundays ILES, Fenton Street Rotorua ~jt / I H - WAIROA (Buried Village) and | a.m. to l^p.m. 8 to 10 p.m. ' ' r j3^^j#Ojp weeHi"£lTsuB„^; M„ Bus Trips and Services— rT^IPl *rn ]f f whSSwatain- lilxrHJriZ rotorua Buico*im f ^f| [ Crj\j/.m Games and Recreation— Bath Timetable— pgO I 1 I \ jblmjfkBFBkmtJkl i TENNIS, BOWLS AND CROQUET, ?» Dayl" """'iinaaSS SEE ANNOUNCEMENT ON THIS PAGE. ISM'll S. J. TISDALLl 'CJrWVnHKP Government To.riat Depaatment. V a.„. to 8 RA a O • « AND CO. ■ > W »\ -r • . T- • 10 a.m to 1 p.m. (except Mon.) MOtOr KepaWS fl ' 1 fek ^ 1 ounst r.nmiiyy OmC^^ 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Our Stocks of Angling Requi-^B ■^;li t \ « AAvrDm postmaster0bSath SPEDDING AND CO., HINEMOA STREET. sites, New Season's Tennis^B V V 1 TOURIST DEPARTMENT, Week Days Men Sundays G. BOND, Chase's Buildings. Rackets and Baiis, CroquetM > " a \ % 1 FENTON STREET. 10.30 to 11.30 a.m. 10 to 11 a.m. BATES AND SONS, Fenton Street Mallets, and Cricket Bats areH .j^pPgPlPHk f \ \ V°J ROTORUA BOROUGH COUNCIL, Arawa St. VTin^' nm ROTORUA FORD GARAGE, Fenton Street. now complete-l mported dir-M Br^W n \ « a 1 1]-d0 a.m. to lldo i p jnnpq tni>»au: cl,.„L o ect from the leading BritishH Wk g ¥ 4 » V « J&xmmm* » , (By appomtment at Mam Bath JUrMEo, tutanekai Street. ■■% f_ t : m&( I % MotOr tamps _. . A x House). R.M. MOTOR CO., Tutanekai Street. ■ m f , . •/ ; Tickets games and hire of FOR TI INF AND C A RRT 1THPR p.nfn_ e«. /%»&■$'■'&&■ INSPECTION INVITED Im ROTORUA BOROUGH COUNCIL CAMP, playing Material.— Tickets for _ rORlUNE AND CARRUTHERS, Fenton St. repairs TO ALL SPORtB M vm i„„„ v.«ir u, tennis, croquet and howls and AV-KVviX n^"- "tWA,K» 1 ° ALL SPORi H '1» ' D A nranm rnn^J^ A . playing material for same are f~\ f • v- \ 1N GOODS EXECUTED 4 S RaINBOW SPRINGS, Road to Ngongotaha. on sale at the Blue Bath. Dur- ^JVerSe&S 1 F1DS I St- \ ON THE PREMISES. H " * s/ I SPRINGFIELD MOTOR CAMP nff nu Ta,mB i» j ing closed hours tickets may be Wisa P-"\^ — BB t^'r^ne ^ " P R ^ Si ^ ^q^ing6 ®oUectOT at PICKFORD'S TRAVEL SERVICE. 10 j?,| Tutaneka^ Zealand scenery. The World's Finest Fishing T1 MOUNT^CO°K, ^ ^ QUEENSTOWN. ' L' C®atral^SS E^elle^^Culsine' 1 ^ fl 1^ °afndr.eaI TheW finest Si _ LAUNCHES NO ITINERARY OF NEW ZEALAND IS COMPLETE ResLvTacIoSodllii011' b HniTnAVTniTP? ■ scenic portions are |j|i ■ 'V WITHOUT THE INCLUSION OF THE HERMITAGE Keserve^ acjmmmodaUon TOBRITA IN B • j. Ring Tp°artSularS^0r ^ C°HEAD OFFICE T?M N'Z" LTD" * ' Miss L. SMITHTProprietress f|j COmT^NT fl