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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 58, 7 March 1912, Page 12

TUTHON.—Singly, In Small ' Classes, or by mail, for Matrfc. (m----etadmg Latin), Standard VI., Proficiency, CSvil Service, Teacbexa' D and C. —H. MASON, M.A.. BxceWor Collage, Tabernacle BMgs. JR. F. JULIAN, iMtaW of SINGING, Ail VOICE PRODUCTION, and BREATHING. Pupil of M. Zimmerman, of Broads, and Madame Valetta (popU of Madame Balnton-Dalby and Signer Scuderl. and others. Mr. Julian has also had the advantage of many y pupil of the celebrated Madame Marches!.—Address: Camden Buildings, Queen-st., nearly opposite Onion Bank of AustraliarLU'TB AND PICCCMrtt G. B. P OO R-», Bok> mantlnt. Teacher of Piute and Flceoio. AdOxeas 51. POMBO-NBY-BOAD. Qoch C«a—.■!' ratorlnm, Frankfurt, Germany, VOICE PBODTJCTIOS, SINGING, PIANOFORTE. New Pupils apply Mondays and Thursdays. Studio: MUTUAL. LIFE BUILDINGS, No. 5, First Floor. Private Address: Esplanarte, Devonport mHB AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOB J. ENGINEERS. . i'' Principal : , JAS. W. BOWKR, M.A.I.M.E. Assistant : BOWBB, M.A.1.M.8. This School has been very successful in ' maiutainknsj a high percentage of passes, the record for toe last five years being 670 in. all grade* of Engineers' Certificates. We give Instruction by Class and Correspondence Lessons, for all Board of Trade and Government Examinations, in Steam aaxKffl. Call or write for Prospectus to TOP FLOOR, TYRONE BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS-STREET RAST, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 50. Phone 1784. APAXtTMENTS VACANT. i RDMOKE, Ardmore-rd., Ponaotlby ■ Vacancies; every convenience; ton moderate; Hern* Bay car (2d section); near Barn and beacli. SI 4PABTAIKN.TS to Let, without board; double and rtngle rooms; use of kltauil drawing room.—Apply 44, Anglet., Ponsonby. .">«> DELATD* PRIVATE HOTEL] 10L 'Hobson-et.; central position; Smins' walk from railway and wharf; flcat-claas accommodatfcm; 35 rooms; hot and eoid w«tec.—P. Battery, Proprietor. TPtrona 8738. T>OAR£kBBB wanted "in private house; ■*-* auH mje. or t*wo young men; every convenience; cteae to trams.—6B, Meckelvie•t-, Ponsoopy-cd. rlanagement. Good bads and table. Vacancies for tourists and permanents, single and double rooms.—Mrs A. W. HAYE. 'Phone 727. 19 fIOMFORTABLE Home for 3 rentiemen, KJ pntvate family; 8 minutes to Queen-at. —27, Urafton-Bd-, opp. Bowling Green. 5 LARGE Front Double Bedroor Single Bedroom, with or board; use of piano.—Apply, after 5 p.m.. 20, Norfolk-st., Ponsonby. I<3 Id like young, married couple, g children, to rate 2 Unfurn. locality, main road, tjlenmorv; iter, etc.: 10/. Apply Suit. 84 (XSE Doable Bed-SitUngroomT furnished; V/ suit two gents or m.c.; every conv.; Id section.—Address Star OflVe. 4 rpo LET, Two Furn. Bedrooms; salt m.c; A -use conveniences.—l*urticulara, ipiriv •*■ week.—Apply Tasmanlan Fruit Depot,' Karangnhape-rd. 47 ished or unfurn.; al" conveniences; near tram barns.— 76, Albany-rd., Ponsonby. 557 » LET, a Single Furnished Room, with all conveniences: bath, handy to cairs; 5/ per week.—3l. Arthnr-st. rpHREE nice Furnished Rooms, double and A single; fireplaces and gas; conveniences. —Apply Nurse Bell, 58, llose-rd., Grey Lyon. tt) LET, 2 comfortable Bedrooi Ished); suit three friends; private enc —27, Wood-st., two minutes Tbre<fpo LET, Suite 3 or 4 rooms, self-con-A tained; close tram, Panel I; centrally situated.—Apply Ambury English Dairy, ParneU. 27 0 LET, furnished, good Double Bed-sit-ting-room; use all conveniencea, private family, near penny section. —Apply 53, Upper Qucen-su, corner Bdwihvst. 70 rpo LET, nice Front Furnished Double I -*- Boom; also Large Furnished Boom, I suit two ladies or gentlemen.—Apply 52, ■ Douglas-st., Ponsonby, evenings 6 to 8. 1 VACANCIES for Gentle l near St. Paul's Church; ence; hot and cold water. —"Braemar," 5: Wynyard-st. » VACANCY for 2 or 8 Gentlemen, as puying guests in private famfly, near kePonsonby; £l, soft was Select, 926, Star. * Private Boardinsjbouse, sceommoWation for visitors and permanent bust data. Id section.—Mrs Skene. TX7HAREPAI, Grafton-rd., Ist house on TV left onr Bridge. Vacandej fori \TTIANTED, In private family, 2 Young i »» Men to share room; fa. and c. bath, i wtth shower.—26, Picton-st., Ponsonby. 524 3 UNFURN. Rooms and conveniences to let; W/.—Apply 103, Ponsonby-rd. SOB AF&BIHEm WASTED. WANTRD, by two tradesmen. Board and Residence, in private family'; moderate and near Id section—Write J.G., 938, Btar Office. 36 er Symonda-et. preferred.—Terms to Student, 941, Star Office. 72

ED, By m. couple with two coil- » » dren. Board -and. lodgings -with private family; state terms.—Address Refined 812, Star Office. G9 nZAMXK), by tradesman, Furnished VY Boom In private family, within Id sec tian; hj. and c. bath, etc—Address Central, 317, Star Office. 1 ADVERTISER requires 2 or 3 Famished Booms and con vs.; Ponsonby or Vur-nel-1; refinement essential.—Write Urgent. 910, Star Office. 4C DOARD wanted by m.c. near ipsil 1 1 f I iiiiT, JJ Ponsonby, preferred;' will /urniah toed slttlurroom; ipermanent.—Write Furnish, 9f4, Star Office. M /CONDUCTOR wants Board ami Residence Vy close *o Ponsonby Depot. State itetms. —Write Team, 900. Star Office. 38 wants Furnished Room, withi~use ■*-* of telephone.—Reply to Nurse, 908, Star Office. 29 SINGLE Gentleman (English) would be glad to hare Bedroom and Breakfast to good private house close to City; no other paying guests; replies confidential.— Address Literary, 375, Star Office. 22 'OUNG Lady, going to business, would like nice Fnrntehed Room, handy to town and in good locality.—Write Uiwjent, 834. Star Office. 35 r OUNG Man requires Board and Residence, with some sign of life and amusement; close to city; single room; by special request, porridge for breakfast.— Apply T.Z., 945, Star Office, 83 '.AZOL LDHEEDV-Dwr Sin,—l was * suffering from a very acute form of Influenza, together with sore throat, I was depressed and slept badly, when a bought several other remedies, including a well known cough cure, but could not get cured. Nazol gare me instant relief, and my Illness gradually left me, so that I am ante to eat sad steep well- I cannot speak too highly of Nasot—'Boors faithfully, John pmolL