. ACCOMMODATION. WANTED to board, boy 5 with adult family. S2IL c/o “Dominion. BOARD and Residence, working or business people. Ring phone 22 906. ij’4 WEBB St.—Vacant, Single and • Double Room, permanents or casuals ; central. Tel. 23 —284. TERRACE—Vacancies permanC nt ami casual Guests, bed and breakfast 4/6; comfortable. Tel 43 —368. PNNISMORE, 53 Boulcott Street, ha“s Vacancies for Permanent or Casual Guests; terms moderate. ’Phone 41—301. 144 WILLIS STIIEET, Adelaide House; Vacancies for Permanent & Casual Guests; bed. breckfast. OAALM ORAL Private Hotel, Courtenay Place, near Fuller’s, has Vacancies permanent guests, 35/- and 37/6. Tel. 21—836. “'VVHITE HALL,” “Dominion” Avenue, ’’ Boulcott St., handy boats, trains, G.P.0.; good table, all convs.: 6/- day, 30/- weekly. VISITORS to Wellington; Superior ’ Accommodation, Bed and Breakfast. Casuals and permanents; next Parliament Bldgs. 81 Hill St, “VVAITANGI,” 58 Boulcott Street— Vacancies Permanent and Casual Guests; superior accommodation; terms moderate. 'Phone 41—68,2, VISITORS Wellington—Double ami Single Bed mid Breakfast, 5/- per day. Best locality, minute Govt B dgs. 24 Portland Crescent. Phone 42 J -4t>— ERMANENT Board, single, share, double rooms; excellent tabic, all conveniences; 30/-. Queen’s Private Hotel, Plimmcr’s Steps (Lambton Quay). “HDAKAPUNA,” 9 Mulgrave Street, opp. -*■ Lambton Station (under New Management)—Board and Residence. permanent and casual. Terms arranged. TJOTEIj ALBEMARLE. Corner Cuba J-1 and Ghuznee Sts. —Superior accommodation, permanent and casual guests; terms moderate. S. G. Stacey, 1 rop. Phone 28 —325. SALVATION ARMY Men’s Hostel. 56 Single Rooms. 325. 6d. a week: breakfast 6.30 a.m.: lunches cut; night porter in. attendance. 37 Vivian Street. Wellington. Phone 21—230. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. STRAND PRIVATE HOTEL Ghuznee Street. Mesdames walls ami maihieSON have taken over the management of this hotel. Tariff from 30/weekly or 7/6 per day. Every home comfort, 'Phone 28 —343. MEDICAL AND TOILET. IRRIEN’S Asthma Powder; relief certain; price 2s. 6d. R. C. Brien, Dispjneing Chemist, 221 Cuba Street. T?OR stomach complaints use Rodger's -L Digestive Powder; 2s. 6d„ post free. Rodger’s Pharmacy, Box 336, Hastings. TTENTTON. —Uricedin. Wonderful Continental Remedy, Rheumatism, Neuritis. Sciatica. ss. 9d. posted. I'. JCooper, Chemist, Auckland. ABDOMINAL BELTS, 1 ARTIFICIAL LIMBB. and all Surgical Appliances. F. Moring, 14 Kiddiford Street (opp. Hospital). All kinds of Trusses fitted from stock, or made to order. Telephone 24—196. INDIAN Ointment cures Itch, Scabies, all skip diseases. 2s. 6d. post free. 1 lodger’s Pliarmacy, Box 336, Hastings. TJRIEN’S Cherry Balsam stops that. -*-* tickling eough; for young or old; price 2s. 6d. R. C. Brien's. 221 Cuba Street. ‘ “ FOR STOUTNESS TTSE Dr. Morrell’s Reducing Tablets. Price,' 6/6. Posted to any address. Castle’s Pharmacy, 214 Lambton Quay. Wellington. INCURABLE” LEGS HEALED BY GENUINE “VAREX.” BE sure to get genuine “Varex.” Never known to fail with Bad Legs or Varicose Ulcers. Permanent healing, without resting. Get free booklet _from Ernest Healey, Varex Ltd.. Box 15->BA. Wellington. I oral Representative, Nurse Spence. 15 Courtenay Place. Weilington. Phone 22 —430, BURLINGTON ARCADE SPECIALS. TURING your Jewellery to the Manufacturer. The Jewel Casket (Upstairs), to be remodelled. Moderate prices for first-class wnrk. ROSl’ECTlViirßrides. make your choice of King at The Jewel Casket (Upstairs). Burlington Arcade. Good value. PLANTS. TREES AND GARDEN. pOSMEA “Fairy Queen.” new dwarf '-J growing variety in carmine rose, 2/6 dozen posted. T. Waugh and Son. Wellington. QWEET Lavender Novelties. A great variety of pleasing designs for dainty gifts. 'Miss Waugh. Florist. Lambton Qy. : • TOOT Plants for Presents. See our wonL derful range of Palms, Ferns, Hydrangeas. etc. T. Waugh and Son. Lambton Qy. 1 “QAYTTWith Flowers.”— Arranged in Bouquets, Baskets, Posies or Boxes. Flowers always please. Miss Waugh. Lambton Qy., HOTELS FOR SALE. OTEL Lease, 3 years 10 months. Rent, £25. ’Trade, £240. Price, including furniture, £3250. Speight’s Ale. First to inspect will purchase. Chas. G. Rhimes, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. ______ FOR SALE. FREEHOLD Hotel in good town on *- Main Highway. Taranaki district. Price £7250; cash required £2000; balance can be arranged. Also, several good Leaseholds on band. A. A. WOOD. Hotel Broker, Palmerston North. FREEHOLD HOTEL FOR SALE. ATODERN Brick and Plaster Building. I'-*- about 14 years old, 27 rooms, with every convenience. Genuine bar trade £l3O weekly, average beer consumption 16 hghds. Speight's. Price for the freehold £12,500. situated in the centre of a good market and stock sale town in the South Island. This is a good proposition. Buyer needs about half cash. This hotel is being sold to wind up an estate. The hotel has been recently renovated throughout, and a new bar. cellar, ete., put in at a cost of £900: nothing to be silent on upkeep for years. Free house for everything. Inspect this hotel and vou will buy. THOS. B. DWAN. A.M.P. Building. Customhouse Quay. Wellington. JJOTELS FOR SALE. WAIRARAI’A Lease 24 years, rent £l2, wages £l2, takings £l7O. Speight’s beer; cheap place. WANGANUI —Lease 5 years, takings £275, wages, rent, and outgoings £63 per week. MANAWATU —Lease and freehold, real good proposition for live man. TARANAKI—Lease of 3 years, takings £lB5 per week, rent £lB. wages £l2; situated in the most progressive town in Taranaki. L. DWAN AND SON. Hotel Brokers and Financiers, Next Grand Hotel, Willis Street.
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 84, 3 January 1930, Page 1
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