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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3012, 24 February 1917, Page 2

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED, Board and Residence l>y workman ; single- room; private f ani- - ily. Terms to "Chips," "Dominion'" Office, .' "DED-SITTING-ROOM-To let, supeJ -*-» I'ior furnished Front Bed-sitting-room, largo and lofty; suitable for two. Apply No. 20 Sydney Street East. t "OTANTED, by Lady, good-sized Bed--11 »», sitting-room opening on to sunny balcony. Prefer Oriental Bay or Karori. r Apply "Sunshine," c/o "Dominion" Ofi- fice. "yiSITORS to Plininierton will find » first-class accommodation at Plinimerton House. Hiss Vaughan, Proprie- . tress. TTACANCY, well furnished, large front » room, balcony, single, double, bed- • sitting-room, harbour view; quiet, select. , 'Phone 1461. 59 Boulcott Street. I mHOBNLEIGH, Boulcott Street, Wei- ' -f- lington. First-class Accommodag tion for Tourists, Travellers, and • Perr maneut Boarders. Mrs. E. Jones. Telephone 1671. WAITANGI House, Boulcott Street. Once more under Mrs. O'Loughv lin's superior management. ' An ideal '• place to stay at. Moderate terms. 'Phone i- 1200. . ' I "R/jTARLBOROUGH House, 21 Kent TerIrJL- race (under new management); superior Board and Residence; one minute from tram and post office. 'Phone 12M. BOABD and Residence, near Lyall Bay and Evans Bay. Harston Hall, Ma- ■ bora Street, Kilbirnie. Moderato tariff for permanent and casual guests. Mrs. H. Owen, Proprietress. 'Phone 3135 (three rings). WANTED Known, that there are a few vacancies for girls at Y.TV.CA. Residence, Brougham Street; beautiful home, with comfortable boarding accommodation. Apply Miss Cole, House Secretary. QUEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Plimmer's Steps, opposite "Dominion" ~ Newspaper Office. One minute from tram, rail, or steamer. Every comfort and convenience. ' Excellent cuisine, moderate tariff. R. P. Davis, Proprietor. 'Phono 2310. • ' WANTED KNOWN. THE ZEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Clyde Quay, has now been Refur- ', nished throughout by Messrs. Scoullar, Ltd., of this City, and will be reopened . on WEDNESDAY, February 28th, and ~ conducted on up-to-date lines under the . personal supervision of Mr. G. W. Jen- ; ner, late of Christohurch. Permanent ' Boarders specially catered for. N.B.—Correspondence addressed c/b Box - SO will receive prompt attention. >;• MA H-A'H-'-A --'"- -'■ H:OU S E, WAIKANAE. e AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A : i QUIET HOLIDAY, t Fine, Mild Climate, Good Trout Fishing, i. Tennis Courts. MRS. E. M. WILLIAMS, Proprietress. WHITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE (Opposite "Dominion" Office), PLIMMER'S STEPS, WELLINGTON. d (Entrance also from Boulcott Street.) Situated ; in spacious gardens, witli - splendid view of City and Harbour; one 1 minute from train, Post Office, and - Wharves. Excellent cuisine. Hot and , cold water, and all conveniences. Terms, • is. 6d. per dav. Weekly by arrangement. MRS. V. L. ALLAN, Manageress. i 'Phone 1617. ■ . PICTURESQUE PELORUS. VISITORS to these Lovely Sounds can have good Accommodation at Bolton Bay, in "Beautiful Mabau, the Gem of t the Sounds." Ten hours from Wellington, 1 via Plcton, or direct. Good beach toi- . bathing, rowing, boats; launches if re- • quired. Tennis court, Post and Telei graph Office, Regular mail services. Terms-Gs.-per day, 355. per week;,children under 12, half-price.-- -Partly-fur-nished Cottage for Families or Camping ~ Parties...-, Apply...W...T. Erskine,.,Mahau, Pelorus Sound. TO LET. TO LET, First Floor, above Hart's, 35 Willis Street; also Large Basement, i Manners' Street. ; Radford arid Co. TO; LET, Day's Bay, new. four-roomed Furnished Cottago, all conveniences; ■ pleasantly situated, flat bush section. Ap- ' ply Box 114, G.P.O. .. WELL Furnished Seaside. 5-roomed Cottage, every convenience, close tram. Fanning, Grey Street; or Southend Agency, Revans Street. FAMILY RESIDENCE. TO LET, for 2 months or longer, Family Residence and Appointments, 8 rooms, fully furnished, telephone, etc.; large grounds, garden. On tram, Thorndon end city; 70s. to approved tenant. Photos submitted to country clients on request., Apply J: ASHTONi Cooper's Building, Willis Street. FURNISHED RESIDENCE. TO. LET, Weil-furnished Residence of , : .9 Rooms,'Thornd'on, : 'with; tennis ■ court, for about 3 months. Apply ■'".' ",:.:.: .;..,. s , george nathan, .....; .. 115 Customhouse Quay: -.ORIENTAL BAY. TO LET, Furnished Bungalow, . six rooms, on sea front; adults-pre-ferred; £X ■ ..... Address ■ '-• "LEVEL," C/o "Dominion" Office. TO LET. AT Heretaunga, Sir Joseph Ward's late Residence, seven rooms and large bathroom. The house overlooks the Golf Links, and is fully furnished, including linen, cutlery, glass, etc. Hot and cold water. The most select spot at Heretaunga. Garden, secluded lawn, orchard and vegetable garden. Large garage, detached servants' quarters, bathroom, etc., and outhouses. Would prefer to let for not less than six or twelve months. Apply W. M. REID, P.O. Box 51, Wellington, or 18 Harris Street. E ~ UU "' GALE AT ATJOKIiAND. Tho damage at Auckland in the shipping world is more fully explained in Thursday's "Herald." Work and shipping on the waterfront was ■ deranged, and cargo operations were only carried out with difficulty, and were in some cases stopped altogether by the rain. The Northern Company's time-tablo was completely disorganised, and many advertised trips had to be abandoned. The Bmall srading vessels suffered to a great extent through the wind, the sea, rising eo quickly. Messrs. J. J. Craig, Ltd., wero the principal sufferers, loosing two vessels a/nd having another uadly damaged. The scow Eimu and tho cutter Slag, reported to be ashore at Hook's . Hay, Waiheka, have become total wrecks, j and wer-o reported as breaking up, leaving 1 nothing to be salvaged, Both vessels having '. completed loading shingle at the beach, were ready to haul off when tho sea 1 came in on them before they could get ] clear. Their last combined valuation was £1000, and they were not covered by insurance. The damaged Yc-ssel .was the Ida, which had her bowsprit carried away and her stem damaged, causing her to 1 leak badly, the damages being caused J by tho • punt Buster U, which dragged < its &nohor«. Another of the Craig yes- J sele had a narrow escape frojn being 1 broken up against the King's 'Wharf. Tho e schooner Clio also dragged her anchors, i and was only saved from smashing on s tho wharf by Betting foul of the moorings of a dredge. The Harbour Board's tug was kept busy all day tewing vessels in distress, and those which had brokon , adrift into safoty. Several vessels in ' tau port were . damaged more or Icsb i , severely. Among the small" boats tho j, damage was considerable, being estimated | '„ at £1000. Several were filled and sunk, ; J others breaking adrift and going ashore. | l The Himitangi leaves Lyttelton at noon I c to-day for Wellington. She loads here i a on Monday, and sails on Monday evening | t for tho Ohatham Islands. The ports of | c call will be Waitangi, Whangaroa, Kai- j v angaroa, and Owenga. j 0