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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 304, 26 December 1939, Page 4

HOUSE, FLAT AND ROOM FLATS TO LET. T^I'SOM —Flat, superior, furn., sc.. 3 large rooms; garage.—Phone 2S-910. x2<i "C>I"RN. Sitting Iloom and Verandah Bed- -* room, 2 beds, use of k'ette nnd batliroom, in good home.—'L'clej>hono 13-777. 27 TJOXSONBY.—Two Furn. Rooms, lireplace, stove; child taken.—Apply Stab 718. TFS TTNEt'RN. Flat, s.c.. gas. hot water, tireplace; child no objection.—Bl, Epsom Avenue. \2<J APARTMENTS VACANT. ACf'OMMODATION, double and single. I-'uni. Flat.—til. Wellington St.. City. 2;j T»IJRWOUD. 20, Princes St.. opp. Albert Park—Double and Single Furn. Aparfnicnts. b 14. Hardlnge St.—Rooms, S double, single, share.—Ph. 43-657. B "Apply 'Star'" Advertisements should not be replied to by letter. The address may be obtained by applying at the Office. Doritl.E Furn. Bed Sitting Room. cook, iiig eoiivs., central; casual, perm.—l'll. 42-072. x 2 DOl- lil/E, Single Rimuus, breakfiu't <>I*l lonnl.—-Apply .'j7, Hepburn St.. Polisoub>-. x2O /^RAFTON—SingIe rurn. Rooms, k'ette. phone. — 2."i. Carlton Core ltd, x'2li TIOOM, morning tray or breakfast. —44. A* Symonds SI. 41-724. N'_'li \ T .\C.\ XT TT>SSESSION — Orey F.TIIII * (handy 2nd scetiotii. A Fine Bungalow. I rooms. 2 glassed-in porches, solid kauri, electric hot water, nicelv elevated section: £ 111 Hl.— H. P. CARI.SEX. :!. (ireat Norlli Road. 2<!-",:!0. x2ti

I*y J —CXI-'l RX. Room and k'ette, handy Queen St.—l 2 la. Etlen Cresc. 2S APARTMENTS WANTED. T>Af.'H, convs., furn.. own entrance; worki_ 'ng man.—Write F. 74.",1. Star. x2i> r»ESPE<.'TABEE <;irl retpiires Cosy Bach. convs., pcrmanenl.—Reasonable, 7f,i". STAH . 2S KooM, turn., use convs.; Devonport, Narrow Neck. —Phone 2!t M 74. x2l> TO LET. Q.ROUND p I, O O R, gUN jgUILDING, CORNER ALBERT AND WYNDHAM STREETS. EARGE AREA WITH ENTRANCES TO BOTH STREETS. For terms apply— THE SECRETARY. Jj 1 ' 0 " SIIORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. D 4 HALLS AND STUDIOS TO LET. I DECEPTION Room, with catering, Weddings.—Ring Leah Taylor, Ph. 47-480. B BOARD OFFERED. Accommodation for gents. —23. Broad way, Newmarket. Plione 46-105. x 27 Accommodation —consult ue. rasman Bureau. 411. CoofceV BlQgs.. 40-347. D " \ RUNDEL," Waterloo Quad. —Room, Service, Breakfast Tray; bus. people. Phone 44-744. C "TIE I. LA VISTA" PRIVATE HOTEL, 7. Ixiwer Syinontl.-t Street. Newly RenoMltetl. Select. Vacancies, Casuals, Bed and Briakfnst 9/6. I'HONE 411 755. "T>ELLA VISTA" PRIVATE HOTEL, 7, Lower Symonds Street. Newly Renovated. Select. Vacancies. Casuals. Bed and Breakfast: 6/C. PHONE 40-758. C HE PINES," 3, Hillside Cres., Mt. Eden. Casuals, permanents. selcct. —29-669. C. Grand vob private HOTE L. 3. Princes Street. Auckland (next Grand Hotel). BED AND BREAKFAST. FHONB 40-089. B 9 ■ BOARD WANTED. I "|*TEN (2), young, want Board, Otahuhii; -"A private home preferred.—Quiet, Box 50, Hamilton. 27

HOLIDAY ACCOMMOPA'N VACANT. A BERCORN Private Hotel —Ideal bolldav house, home comforts. Bed. Breakfast. 45-254 J} ACCOM —"Clinton," Scotia Place, 3 uiins. City: Bed. Breakfast.—42-507. x_'7 A CCOM., "Cremorne," 83. Grafton Rd. Single, Double, morning tray.—Ph. 46-247. TFS A CCOM. —Warwick, 49. Wellesiev St. W., 2 minutes Civic: Bed. Breakfast. 6/. 40 140. jj CENTRAL Private Hotel, Hobson St — Bed. Breakfast.— Phone 30 783. TFS T>KD and Breakfast or Full Board.—l 2. Kohekohe St., Mt. Eden, 2nd section. Phone 28-300. X 2,S TJOTEL ST. CLAIR, 5, Pitt St.-Doubk\ , Single, Share Rooms, morning trav. I\. .1. Rosgiter. Prop. 4t-487. O ILFORD Motor Cauip — Vacant Camp sites, all conTs.. well sheltered. B TREASONABLE RATES ARE A TITRE OF THE EXHIBITION HOTEL. WELLINGTON— 9/ per night, breakfast ~/6, lunch 2/, dinner 3/. First-class hotel' accommodation. BOOK NOW. H TJOTOHUA, Fenton Private Hotel—Bed and Breakfast, 6/6; weekly arrange nients. - : <j TJOTORUA—Reserve your Xmas, Ncvv Year accom. at Ivybank; low tariff, excellent cuisine; large parking area for cars.—Phone 738. Rotonia. : :;Q rpAKAPUNA, Milford.—Nice. Comfortable J- Houses, near beach.—Speedy. Milford. B "y IS I T rjIHE QENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. WELLINGTON CALLS YOU! Wellington calls youi gPECIMEN rpOURS: (1) Leave Auckland, 6.10 P.M. FRIDAY. Return 6.38 a.m. Monday. (2) Leave Auckland SUNDAY NIGHT. Leave Wellington following Sunday Night. (3) ELEVEN-DAY TOUR, including two dayß at Wellington, thence to ChHatch ur oh, West Coast, Glaciers, Westport. Buller Gorge, Nelson, and return to Auckland.

Cosrt, Including Second-class Rail travel, accommodation at medium hotels (full board), and reserved seats; — TOUR NO. 1 £3 u/6 TOUIt NO. 2 £9 12/ TOUK NO. 3 il'l 5/ BOOK NOW. AT THIS—QOVERNMENT rpOURIST JJURKAU, 97. QUEEN STREET. Phona 44-800. TS HOLIDAY ACCOM MODAT'N WANTED T>ACU, clean. 2 adults and child; Omilui -*-* or Surfilale: .lan. 8 to 28 or less.— Write 33. Ardmore Rd- Heme Bay. xUH TAKAPUNA or Milford—Sleep 7, about Dee. 3#. 2 or 3 weeks.—Box 70W. Auckland. x2O CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION ACCOMM. ■nVJR PARTIES OF MORE THAN FOUR GUEfeTS special rates are available on application to the EXHIBITION HOTEL, Wellington. Within easy walking distance of the Exhibition. B CHARGE FOR CHILDREN UP TO THREE YEARS, Adults 9/ per night. Children under 14, 4/6 per night.—Stay at the EXHIBITION HOTEL, Wellington. B'