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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 441, 27 January 1933, Page 1

I CLARKE'S AERATED WATERS I AND CORDIALS | Known for their Quality and Flavour all over the Dominion. Made under the best of conditions from pure essences and the best ! water in the world. ALWAYS ASK FOR CLARKE'S C. A. Clarke & Son j LTD.

TO LET; BOARO & RESIDENCE EMPIRE HOTEL, most popular house in Rotorua for casuals and permanents. Terms very moderale. p-| per week, comfortable 5-roomed L cottage, handy to station. — ■Vernall, 84, Ranolf Street. T7' XCELLENT accomodation in private home few minutes town offered two gentlemen, terms very reasonable. — Write "M" Morning Post. TO LET. — 10 acres ' in good grass, long or short term. — Apply Hampson and Davys, soliQitors. T~OLET. — £1 per week, modern bungalow, all coveniences. — Apply Fenton House. npo LET. — Bacli, two rooms, centre town -®- OAvn stove; everything found; cheap. — Address at Morning Post. 719 TO LET — Large unfurnished front room, own stove, every convenience. — Address at Morning Post. 720 AMILTON^House, near station. Phone 37S. Superior board. Permanents and casuals. — Mrs. A. Simpson, Proprietress. O LET.— Several furnished houses for balance of holidays. — McDowell and Co., Ltd., Estate Agents. O LET. — Nice 3-roomed furnished cottage, right in town. 32/6 weekly. — McDowell and Co., Ltd., Estate Agents. EGEN T , ~P ukak i Street. Newly furnished throughout. Permanents from 22/6, casuals 8/_. — ^Mrs. R. Hodge. O LET.— 2 four roomed bungalows, 22/6 weekly. — McDowell and Co., Ltd., Estate Agents. ~ A USTRALIA TARIFF GREATLY REDUCED Permanents and Casuals APPLY HOTEL AUSTRALIA HOUSES AND LAND FARMLET FOR SALE. — this property consists of 18 acres fully subdivided. house of 4 rooms and conveniences, well watered, good land and is sitiiated aboul 3 miles from Rotorua. Price £1000, terms arranged. P. KINNINMONT & CO. Land and Estate Agents R.M. Bldgs. Phone 61 jP O R g A L E CHEAP ONE AND THREE- QUARTER ACRES (Also Lease of further acre adjoining) Four-roomed bungalow with all com veniences, etc., 1 cow in millr, 8 fowls Price, £G25. £125 cash. MCDOWELL & C°., LTD. ESTATE AGENTS.

jpLAT TO LET. Four rooms, furnished, all conveniences and self contained. Centrally situated; rent 30/-. P. KINNINMONT AND CO. Land and Estate Agents R.M. Bldgs. Phone 67 jqou you WANT A NIGE J^OME ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES CASH DEPOSIT £60. Balance payable to Building Society 16/1 weekly. There is nothing better and nothing cheaper in Rotorua. J^OTORUA-rpAUPO J^AND ^SSOCIATION GRAND BUILDINGS — FENTON ST A. J. ILES, Manager- Phone j25 "y^TANTED TO LEASE. House of about 4 or 5 rooms and conveniences. Must be close to shopping area. P. KINNINMONT AND CO. Land and Estate Agents R.M. Bldgs. Phone 67 MISCELLANEOUS GP. Super-grade Tennis Shoes. — The • Ciassic Shoe Shoppe, Fenton St. PI SHALFOON'S for latest sheet music. Pagan Moon, 2/- per copy. EN'S light or working boots from 12/9 ; shoes from 11/9 at Whitley's. BEAMISH for better furniture. Made to order p,t rockbottom prices. Beamish's Rotorua Joinery Factory, Amohau Street, opp. County offices, phone 476. While at Ottawa, Mr. Baldwin one day entertained at luncheon a small party of visiting pressmen and others. When an adjournment was made to the smokeroom of the great hotel, one of the guests (a New Zealander), produced a well-filled pouch and expressed the hope that their distinguished host would sample his tobacco "grown and manufactured in New Zealand." "Delighted!" said Mr. Baldwin, "but first of all I must send for my little cherrywood." So saying, he despatched a waiter for the pipe, who sOon returned bearing the giaut cherrywood (2Jft. long, with a bowl holding half-a-pound) pre_ sented to its owner shortly before he quitted England. The arrival of the "little cherrywood" was greeted with roars of laughter. The New Zealand tobacco recommended to Mr. Baldwin' s notice was duly sampled surprise being expressed that tobacco of such splendid quality should be produced in N.Z. It was Cut Plug No. 10, one of the four famous toasted (and practically nicotineless) brands so popular in Maoriland, the others being Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish, and Riverhead Gold. v