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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 286, 28 July 1932, Page 8

i . /' — \ " r===~^ \ ^1 FOR 5 TOUR1ST j WHERE TO STAY IN • w j WSLUNSTOft • "K" MofsrsERVIGES phone A 1? n pH°NE B ■ T0 123 D firilvl/ 456 ' Spia0"1 arYa AUCKLAND, WAIRAKEI, NAPIER REPRESENTATIVE ROTORUA few minutes of HAMILTON, TAUPO, HASTINGS offliepp|| Every Driver and Escort To Hamilton & Auckland Phone 413 Phone 413 AND NEW PLYMOUTH jiSI am|eVJnndecom: DEPART ROTORUA THREE TIMES ^V\I\CF Ca ^ 8.30 a.m., 10.30 a.m., TARTPF : in the Domin- ^ L, L, jt\ /\ - OA • io"' 3.30p.m. Por every attention, just wire or cable rq SS ? "Windsor," Wellington — or write to the . 1 I Manager, G.P.O. Bpx 212, Wellington. Bookitag Officej - TI METABLE _ AARD, Central Chambers. \ IBBB ' AARD |i - j Hamilton-Auckland, 8.30 a.m., 10.30 a.m., hotel fernleigh j | ^ == 3,30 P"m' 28 Symonds Street, Auckland. | ========= Wairakei, Taupo, Napier, 1 p.m. HOLIDAY TOURS Bay of Plenty and Gisborne, 6 a.m., 1 First C]as3 Accommodationi Central, 8 TO BRITAIN P-m-» 4.37 p.m. .. AND THE ' Tauranga, 1.30 p.m. Excellent Cuisine, Moderate Tariff. ^ CONTINENT ' Government Rou'nd Trip, 9.30 a.m, - Let Pickfords Travel Service arrange the Six Lakes Trip, 9.30 a.m. . | details of your tour. Individual attention to Wairakei, One-day Trip, 8.45 a.m. ^ one - I | the requirements of eaeh client. 1 Personal Supervision. \ Write for Illustrated Bookllet of Reserve Acconw.odation by telegram \ ' Attractive Tours for the 1932 °r ietter. | Travel Season. 1 Napier, Hastings, 3 p.m. _ , n • . i M»ss SMITH :: 0 PICKFORDS Hamilton, Auckland, 3.30 p.m. | TRAVEL SERVICE ^ 1 $ — 111 U' —* ^ i i w Bookings and all mformation | from the Agents | DALGETY^ f0RTS. LTD" ||. | | S. J. TISDALL & CO. ] 1 | FOR MEN'S WEAR „ §P©51TIN& II: rclusively and M 1 ALF WALDEN o KlLW AV/ GUNS arms Ammiini. I | TUTANEKAI ST. :: ROTORUA ' I t!0"* ^ Agents for — * f j ffll' For the sho°tin3 | MINSTER' SUITS ¥f13pYARTT Wgr 1 WOODROW HATS 1 5 |VS ^ lrtDL[: W| 1 WOLSEY SPORTS- , ^ I tI f'u" st°cks °' I I _ ' • milmlm Miniature Rifle ■ $ A "R Trains leave Rotorua for ffiif W Requisites & Am- | VVi-?ALJA r~7 li\ \ munition; either % n Frankton ..6.40 a.m. Arrive ,12.16 p.m. / ,f\\ \ Nobel's, 'Palma," % r 1 / A\ / /)] 1 VI or "Paima Match"! ! j Auck. (exp.) .. 10.0 Arrivf ^ 4.00p.m. l^g^g supplied to Club j Auckland .. 4.40 p.m. Arriv* .. 11.0 p.m. AMMUNITION club| I ' I"; — ... 1 ' y \ TUTANEKAI STREET I ' | \ t 1 g||| -J \ (Near Railway Station) S J\\l \ ':\ Totirist Information p.o. box 134. Teiephone 347 j x h\ — . I I ""'""j'f *1 /' •' j 1 Recommended Services 1 BEAUTIFUL WAIKAREMOANA j I wm^ f hotels1 \}r -I FRANKTON — Hote? Frankton. rpiie Latest and the Most Beautiful Tourist: i f — AUCKLAND— Statir ti Hotel. Road in New Zealand. | 5 Fer»teI-hCk ^ ' When in Rotorua do r.ot miss this trip. 1 KSl CARS LEAVE ROTORUA EVERY l Q f ^ J TAXI SERViCES— TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, at 7 a.m. I Jf \ CHECKER, Rotorua. I '' I SPORTS GOODS AND FISHING— i k S' J" TIS:DAT-Tj & co-» Rotorua. rotorua bus co. i I k wSm V V 1 ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS j | 1 1 m, | 1 FILMS AND PHOTOGRAPHS — Teiephone 291. ^ ^ IDES, Fenton Street, Rotorua. ° f '^0 SIGHT-SEEING TRIPS AND SER- \ "K" AARD MOTOR SERVICES. The NeW i ] ROTORUA BUS CO., LTD. ! ^ station hotel ; bath timetable— AivTn ^ The New Zealand AUL/h.LAiNU« Railways, w i.t h SEE ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 6 x.w Pniiwnv qiation) ' j their new econo- (Opposite New Railway btauoiu M mical fares, will %■ take you on glor- OVERSEAS TRIPS— iously enjoyable _ . ___ t«n 1 Journeys through PICKFORD'S TRAVEL SERVICE. HOT AND COLD WATER A j j the most beautiful ' PRIVATE TELEPHONE IN ■ ! ' 'W EVERY BEDROOM i Your Journey by Every room an outside room. I ra.l willbe aser.es Wm TEAROOMS — Glorious views. 1 intimate glimpses GRAND TEAROOMS FOR TOURi i'and.6'11 TheW iSeVt Mt ISTS ' HOT LTJNCHES ^ND APT- TARIFF: | scenic portions are _ ERNOON TEA, NEXT GRAND B kf t 2/6* Lunch 2/ • Dinner 2/® I ^ ALF WALDEN, Tutanekai Street. HOTEL AUCKLAND| I t OFFICE AND ST AND— 413 CENTP.ALLY situated THE

' WHAT DOES GRANDMA USE? Coughs and eolds were just as numer. ous when grandma went to school as they are to-day. By pinning her faith to "Baxter's'' Grandma has been able to keep free from serious colds, and in doing so has been able to enjoy a good sliare of all the good things those sixty odd years have offered. "Baxter's" is sold at all chemists and stores in 1/6, 2/6, and 4/6 sizes. Grandma buys the 4/6 size — it is the most economical.

— , JMfct All mj JjfF' e © ® III recoMBiigifid Lastes "From being practically bedridden with Chronic Bronchial Asthma— I have now put on almost three stone — and that at the age of 60. I feel sure that 12 months faithful taking of Lane's will save anyone with Asthma." (Name on application.) Laru's Emalsion is ortly 2/6 ond 4/6 a bottle j Tksty/ | . Refeeshine/ Hiltes sway that L jgjjj parclied j ) fedin8 WRIGLEY'S on your next "hike" will keep the mouth fresh and cool. • WRSGLEY'S P.K.,, with the pure double- . J[ distilled peppermint W * + j PACKtT flavour, and VVRIGLEY'S SPEAR- f/Mrfo, MI NT, with pure mint leaf flavour. MADE IN AU.STRALASIA WITH EMPIRE'MATERIALS AM24 WRSGL1YS MEANS BETTER CHEW1NG SWEET_ iWHISKY SWARNING If you want Genuine "BELL'S" Bottled in Scotland, and sold on the New Zealand market for over thirty years, look for the Signature, . ARTHUR BELL & SONS, LTD., ontheYellowLabel! tEBELL'S^Afore Ye S&" ■ » 0 5 Printed by Robin Adair Gardner, of Rotorua, and published by Edward Grace Guy, of Rotorua, for the proprietors, Rotorua and Bay of Plenty Publishing Co., Ltd., at the registered printing office, Hinemoa Street, Rotorua. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1932.

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