APARTMENTS VACAKT. " A VO.NHIESTE." 62, STMOND-ST. (app. •Stonehurst"), Has Now Opened as a. FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE. Newly famished, and every modern venience. Terms moderate. SIRS WEIR, (late of Chnsichurch). TdFXAI privatb HOTEL, IOIT »Tl Hobson Street; central position; .-Smin waTt from railway and wharf; first-class ,)'■ oiTinjo<lation; 35 rooms: cot and cold v.j.ter.—T. liotbery, Proprietor. "Phone ;»7.'0. r-> " c ' l m ~ 6 St." r» 50, UPPER VINCENT-STREET. Vacancies for Tourists and Permanents; £ ;; e and doable rooms. 'Phone 727. KAK'MAK" VnrJir.cy for one (Tent Kt'.iriifr. shar«* rfwni: h. and c. water; if -i.f wii«hmc.-H>2. Wynyard St.. trity. ' 049 ■7"v : ';jNliA." 'S. Toot St. (under new v-' :r macement)— Home for cm:- coo<i i.->bl<\ bnth. etc. Term? -on--Hi. _ _ _ _ __ 87 Donu.""" and Finslp Red-Slttjneroom: private hoiiso, with homely, respettaHf people.— \o. 27. Howe St., off KnrangUJia;c KJ.. opp. Girls' High School. 24 D~ EVONSHIEK HOUSE. S3. Holjson St., iliand.-' wharf and —This cen- j traiJy-MrnatMl and well-appointed honae has Vacancies for two or three Paying Guests. Terms moderate. Telephone 1272. —L,. B. "U'YATT. Proprietor. Fr"KN"I?n.ET> an.'l rnfnmisihed Rooms u» -C Let; also Shop.—Apply 5. St. Paul's Street, fify. 7« Tγ E "~N o S m on d," LOWER STMOXDS street, Pituated 2 minutes' walk from Albert Park. Visitors to Auckland will find this an ideal place for a Holiday, being In close proximity to Museum, Art Gallery and <;overnuient House Grounds, and only 10 minutes' walk from Station. 'Phone 1349. Telegraphic Address: Glenosmond, Auckland.' MRS. EKGHAM. HOWiTK. Vacancies -for SeasMe Visitors. GfK)d boating, flying, and b*ta- ;•;. Tora:s. 25/ per Address "Donnybrook.' , Howick. 172 XT 1 V~ A" Z A" if. S3. No. 1. COBDEX STKEET. ■\'nc2ccles for Gentlemen, from IS/; every | af'fflp comfort; hot and cold water; good 1 table. —N«xt Newton P.O. 'TLKLEY nOC«E," off Pit* Street, City J- (the late Dr. Walker's Residence)— Apartments; Superior.Mrs E. C Garland. | 'Phone 8563. ■ "•T/"AIPO.- 12. Hartlinge St.Under new | -tVmaDagem«nt. Has opened a first-class ; Roardlnghoaee; thoroughly renovated; has I vaameiee; drains frnm Qneen. St. Terms I modcratp.—MßS. JMcINTTRK - ©?. 1 and 2. York Terrace, York Street. Pamell. Id sec:k>a.ldeal qoartars for bachelor girls, preferably friends-, new •oparrmnrr honcf, American system. Ut!Tivilli lharboiir views; charming balconies. FivpryTtrins: nt'Ti- ■ <■: Tip-to-dirtre. iSeparate en trance, also ki ■hen, Jaratory, lanndrj. —Early applic-aiior.. 612 "/~\ X a 5r b t a? 7 '-'10, LOWES irr>io?fX)3 stkbet, Opp. Gorernment House Grounds, Auckland SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS AND TOURISTS. 'Phone 852. ID-ENtIaL CHAMBERS.—New Brick •&■*> House, with modern comiforts. double find s'nirle rooms; magnificent view city arvd h.irbonr. Moderate terms.—MßS ■FTP-CHER. Scotia Place, Queen Street. ■RESIDENTIAL CHAM BEE S " DABLIXGTON, ,, % LOWER STMONDS STREET, Near Chora] Hall. Toe above well-known 'Honse will In future hr ■i-arried on as RESIDEOTIAL CHAMBERS For Gentlemen. Hot and cold bath, telephone, and all modern conveniences. Cue jnLnnfp from Id section frame and three-, mlDutes' walk from Queen Street, SO »{ ' 6 ii T. ALFRED ST. (riose to Albert Park). Permanents, Tourists, and Married Couples may now obtain first-class accommodation at a Reasonable Tariff, Tbong 725. MBS. NAIRN, Proprietress CJTAY AT <3,AN TMaiO. airs West. Near Choral INGLE or Double Pur. Bedroom; close to tram and station..—Apply Lumsden and Co.. Newmarket. 568 7|X) LET, two UirfUrniebed Rooms, flre- «-*- placp and all conveniences.— M«nx;i!:np Si.. Newton. 174 TO I..XT. one UnfTirnished Room, with J- firoplacp; suit bachelor.—-For address apT-ly Star OfnVc. 175 mo LET, Two FTout Rooms: cupboard ami -«- flrepliwe: furn. or uirfnTn.; terms iti"dpnil<>.- Apply 81, Newton Rd. 559 rpD LET. Three nice Purnished Rooms, to -•- gentlemen, one minute from car. —113, Nr'lsnn St.. next Preston's Store. 137 TTVJ LET, 2 sivperior Unfurnished Flint J- rooms, off Dominion Rd.; refined marTied couple; coiirs.—Wiite F.S., 2to, Star *>&<-<•. 34 mo LET. nice Front Bedroom (furnished); J- wilt two friends polnc to business: all conveniences.— Rose Kd. timin. from •Ponsnnby can. S6 rpi> I.BT, I-'urnUihed Front Bedroom: fire- • - 1 - place; -use dininproom and all conveniences: aiiit married ooirpie, no children — yo. 10, Rprcs-ford St. 50 Tpb "Fnrnisied Bedroom, nicely fur- ■-*- xiiphrd: bath; suit lady or gentleman.— Apply Second Hwise on Right. Rose St., Mi. Kden, two minutes Id section, P-vdoiwie ST 07 rr\O LET. two vice Cntnrnisihßd Front >-*- Rooms in superior honse; refined marlied ..-niipie preferred; convenient to Syanonds St. Id section: refs.—'ApnJy Star Office. 23 TOE GABLES, RUSSELL — Modern IJ- House, 40 rooms; i. and c bath.; right on water's edge; plenty of rooms and plenty of room in the rooms; 6/ a day, 30/ and 35/ week. Launch. Afloma at disposal of visitors. Ask for A-Homa at Op.oa. _ MRS DARBY. Proprietress. rp.HE mURP. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOB TOURISTS AND PERMANEINTS. Spacious Grounds. Tennis Lawn. Beautiful Situation, Lofty Rooms. 10, PARK AY., near CRICKET GBOUNIi AND DOMAIN. Three Minutes across Bridge to car. 'Phone 2242. MRS. CAMERON (late Windsor). rpOPCKOFT, 22, New St., Foosonby.— J- I>rivate Board and Residence; lovely lmr'.>our view. 'lhone 3532. rvTERONA. 10. Karangahape Boad.—Prl--1 V vate Bcmrdinghouse; accommodation for visitors and permanent boarders; Id secsioE.—Mrs Bk»De. "\J AC aKtTes ~ for respectable Boarders. * every convenience; 'phone, etc ;Id sec-faoc.-r.j.Yde House. 211). HobM>a St. A: > , ' r;ED ' tw ° Tonng lien Boaro>re to '* snare room, in private family 27, Great North Rd. mear Reservoir). " 541 iW^.V.J 01 " , * M«"Bsardere: good <v.d DiaS AnnT 8 "S* mendta S done; bath St., sew" o ; PPy Ranstttra, 40. Cobd^ W^sm ™£b m 2 to™??? ,,1 " »^wsTeSf. out board™ withta OitJ" °m. . with Or withS? home co mt ort.-- Fo r JK^?»^ "YVHAIIEPAI," PrTvatb gfvr^ •W pi- * GRAPTON ROAD HOTEL, VAcInCIE^ 86 FOR 1 "* ?- V o ? r\?A ia «. BOAKDIIRS, Single aild i r\ l ' l '.? MEI ' Call at the te S< J O<I tot *^ Fort Street, wn5 gSa i c k Senc7, 31,
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 215, 7 September 1912, Page 8
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