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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 65, 16 March 1907, Page 3

BOARD AKP _ft__S__D3E__fC__ 2 Gentlemen Boarders in pri- -*' vate family— Apply 28, Cellege-rd. Y\7ANTED, a young Gentleman Boarder in it _ m-ate family, North, Shore, 3miu S* iE_ m wharf.—Address Seaside, 61, otar office. Yr\7jANTED, Toung Man or Girl Boarder " private- family; piano and bath; home comforts. Terms moderate.—l 4 Arawa-st., off Khyber Pass. "'.-..' "YTACANCIES for few respectable Tradest men, every convenience; bath; piano; terms 18/. — Maldon, 14; Gladstone-st' close Symonds-st. Jk LADY and little boy of 5 require Lodg- ■*•■*' ings in Ponsonby or somewhere accessible to Newton AVest.l—Address Z.N. P. 0., Devonport. ' "DOARD and Residence, in private family, +-f 1 onsonby; sea bathing and every couvenience.—Address Star Office. CDURWOOD," Prlnces-st., facing Albert OJ Park.—Board and Residence. Teiephone __S4.—Mrs Ilemus. i Symonds-st. — '. Superior v Board and Residence. Telephone 883. —Mrs. Philips. gSHERWOOD, 19, Khyber Pass.—Vacancies *3I for Boarders. Trams stop at the door. IITVAKLEIGH, Upper Symonds-st. — A 7 aIV. -cancies, Private Board and Residence, for Ladies and Gentlemen, Id Section, opposite Buchanan's, Confectioner; terms modearte. Phone 1720. — Mrs M. L. Gray. TVOTORUA.—"THE AUSTRALIA," new _._ House, 30 rooms, electric light, hot and cold baths, in main street; 100 yards from railway station; 4mins. from baths. Every attention and comfort. 5/ per day, 30/ per week. All trains met. AVire or write to J. N. McLEAN, Proprietor .ate ot the Carlton). rjAHE OLD-ESTABLISHED "ARKLE -*- BAY HOUSE," WHANGAPAROA. The favourite seaside resort of- Auckland. Beautiful sandy beach, native bush, .oveiy view; fishing, boating, bathing, riding; wharf on property. Steamer 3 to -1 times a week. Terms Moderate. Note the address: Mrs Geo. Arkle, "Arkle Bay House" (private'bay). Arkle's Bay House is not connected with Arkle Bros. mHE LAKE HOUSE. TAKAPUNA. PRIVATE BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. The above is now open for the Reception of Guests, and will be found replete with every modern convenience. Splendid Beach for children. Good Sea Bathing. NEWSON SHEPPABD Proprietor. gT\ HELIEK'S BA T liotel. SEA-BATHING WITH SAFETY. SEA FISHING.—Bait and Boatd provided. A Perfect Watering I'lace. within one hour's drive of Auckland. SPECIAL TERMS OFFERED TO AVEEKEND VISITORS. Communication by telephone—St. Heller's P.O. Telephone Bureau. Commercial Travellers are looked after and looked for. The Best of everything provided until better be offered. Catering for Dinners or Suppers, Club or Private, guaranteed. Afternoon Tea supplied to driving or .boating parties. Perfect- Service. Most Moderate Charges. AY. 11. G. WRATHALL, Proprietor and Licensee. JJOTORUA. TJO.TORUA. TyOTORUA. pALACE TTOTEL, TJOTORUA. EVERY HOME COMFORT. POSITION MOST CENTRAL. ™" : TARIFF A/fi PER DAY, OR PER WEEK. Write or Wire. GEORGE BROWN Proprietor.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, LORD PLUNKET. SIR JOHN GOEST AND THE PRINCIPAL COMMISSION'! ERS ENGAGED AT THE NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The Proprietors of the UNITED SERVICE HOTEL, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. N.Z. The Leading Hotel in the City, . Desire to intimate that their Tariff v -JO/A PE R DAY. Inclusive, and will NOT BE INCREASED during the EXHIBITION SEASON. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. Cable and Telegraphic Address, t "UNITED," Christchnrcu. COL. JOWSEY, C.M.G., AND A. W. LANE, Proprietors. ROAD BO__a_t NOTICES. nyr.ouNT albert road board. SPECIAL ORDER AMENDING BY-LAW. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the Mount Albert Road Board to hold a Special Meeting at the Board's Office, Morningside, on MONDAY, the Sth day of April, 1907, at the hour of 7.30 p.m., when a Resolution intended to operate as a Special Order, passed on the 4th day of March, 1907, under the provisions of "The Roads Boards Act. 1882," and of "The Public Health Art. 1900." and their Amendments, will be submitted for confirmation:— The following is the Resolution:— That* the first schedule of the Building and Overcrowding By-laws (No. 5). passed on the 26th day of November. 1906. and scaled with the seal of the Mount Albert Bond Board ou the 2_th day of December. 1006. and which came into force upon being gazetted on the 47th day of January, 1907, be amended as follows:— There shall be paid In respect of every permit issued trader this By-law. the folio wins fees:— For every building of less than £100 in valce, a fee of nil. For every building of the value of £100 and upwards, a fee of 2/6. And that this amendment shall be retrospective to the 17th day <k5 Jauuary, 1907. H. C. HASELDEN, Clerk, Mount Albert Road Board. L ■ -__ DENTISTRY. Above Piano Coy.. 191, 'Queen-st. SUPERIOR RELIABLE DENTISTRY. SUPERIOR RELIABLE DENTISTRY. SUPERIOR RELIABLE DENTISTRY. XTOWEY VyALKER. l I : TAIXOR-NG. T> p E A X, ; TAILOR. . . . London and Colonial Experience. Begs to announce that he has purchased the business lately carried on by 'E. Broughton and Co.. iv Smeeton's Buildings. Queen-st., and intends carrying on the same in.all its Branches at the same address. He trusts by a continuance of the same Moderate Charges and satisfactory workmanship, style, and fit, to merit- the patronage accorded to the late firm, ana p trial by others. R. PEAK. In connection with the above, we beg t« thank those who have in the past accorded us their patronage, and- confidently bespeak for Mr Peak, who retains our.chart book, with all customers'- measures and patterns, a continuance- of. their .support. . . " ~. E. FBOUGHTON & CO.