Health Resorts; etc Horses* and Alpine vidediv ; Coode Tonrit Coupons;.' accented kafethte Herinifcage ■ :::; ?STSIL LAKE WAKATIPU. Lake Wakatipu, surrounded ,by mountains of impressive grandeur; is -the-most easily accessible of the Ssuth* ern Lakes. Government steamers on the Lake. Grand Alpine Excursions. Beautiful drives ' : f
LAKE TE AWAIT AND MILFORD SOUND. The overland route from .Lake Te. bnau. to' Milford .Sound is one of the finest scenic tracks knbwh. 1 : Te 'Ahaw isimcheafrdm Dunedin and Invercargill by train (60 miles) and coach (62 mflca). - At'the head oftheLake(which is THfmiles longViaiMadr 1 House (Government) ayailable for tha acv commodation of visitors* - . ; ( Tariff.—los per day for the first seven days ; Hs per day thereafter. Children be<i tween the ages of th rt eand twelve half-price At Glade House * guide is .obtained for the overland Alpim trip. There are huts' at convenient distance :6n the track ' Ac-' commodation House at Milford, and an oil launch on Milford Sound. Lake Manapouri; is easily accessible frem Lake Te Anau, 1 All information as to these 'and other routes of travel, fares, accommodation, etc! is supplied free on application to the Go-; vernment Department of Tourist and Health Resorts, : Wellington, or on einjuiry \ at. the; Branch Auckland, RotOrna \ Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill • ' Minister in Charge ol the Tourist, and Health Resorts — Hon. Sib Joseph Ward, K.C.M.G. Superintendent—T E Donne, Wellington The superintendent invites correspondence
Stationery & Fancy Good* Emporium* WHITAKER STREET. TE AROHA Is well stocked with all the latest novelties suitable for tne season. WHITE GOODS, with views, of Te ' Aroha. ' ! 'i TOYS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. - J FANCY GOODS." ! 1 Lawe variety ofTov Beaks PEBIODIOAIS, MAGAZINES, moAgent forte Aroha News ' i Auckland Herald Sydney Mail ' ~ Bulletin Christchurch Press Auckland Weekly News N.Z. Graphic FASHION BOOKS OF ALL SORTS. Circulating Library. ILLUSTRATED POST CARDS. lAIHOD BAKERY. NOTICE 1 I BEG tointimate to the Residents of Waihou, Te Aroha and surrounding Districts, that I have taken over Mr N, Honiss’ Bakery Business, and hope, by strict attention to Business and making a Good Article to merit a share of their patronage, W. HARTLEY. (Lately with C. W, Berghofer)., A N SION JJ.° U 8 E ’ KA.WAU An Ideal Holiday ftesOrt. ATTRACTIONS:— Home Comforts Fishing Wallt**y Shooting Boh ting Ling. Billiards Trkms : Os jerd «v 30s <>or wcrk Return Fare hv SB Gregor S.S-. Co. and Co®tal' Co, 5s Knd I rips: Sitmday 9p.n* • Monday morning, l etur .'ini: 9 ‘.in Fare ihci isi vl, l'/‘ : : PARRY COUCH Pnoptawm
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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42759, 10 August 1905, Page 1
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409Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42759, 10 August 1905, Page 1
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