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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20988, 15 December 1939, Page 5

VACATION ★ OHOPE iiitmiiiimimMiii THE CHARM OF OHOPE It is not many years since Ohope Beach, Whakatane, was unknown to the general public. A few people lived there but hardly realised what an asset they had in such an attractive seafront. As Whakatane town grew so did the popularity of Ohope. A few Waikato people penetrated further afield and discovered a holiday resort which was unspoiled. They told their friends and they passed the good news on. The Waikato Times brought out a special page giving particulars of this beautiful pleasure resort. There was an immediate response from the Waikato public. People went to Ohope in hundreds and the local stores were taxed to the limit to provide for such a crowd. This year preparations have been made to cater for an even greater number of visitors, so confident are residents that Ohope will continue to be popular as a place to spend a very pleasant holiday. iere To Speed It! * * - OHOPE BEACH AN IDEAL CAMPING GROUND Safe Bathing . . . Sheltered Sections . . . Unrivalled Beauty.

THE CAMP STORE OHOPE BEACH Donaldson’s Store (Under New Management) Phone 278 K. Whakatane Don’t carry excess weight in your holiday packing. You can buy all your groceries and cold meats at reasonable prices at— . DONALDSON’S CAMP STORE MILK SHAKE BAR ORANGE DRINKS CONFECTIONERY CIGARETTES TOBACCO SURFBOARDS LIBRARY Use of Cold Storage FRESH MEAT and Choice SMALL GOODS CAN BE PROCURED DAILY FROM H.W. PERCY BUTCHER Ohope Beach OHOPE HOSTEL Superior Accommodation On the Beach. Two Tennis Courts. Casual Meals for Campers. MODERATE TARIFF C. E. MAHY Proprietor. POST OFFICE STORE OHOPE BEACH GROCERIES SUNDRIES CAMPERS’ NEEDS FRESH BREAD MILK and CREAM DAILY Refrigerator for c. 15 Perishable Goods. G. E. MAHY PROPRIETOR