ACCOhIMODATION. (SUPERIOR Board-Residence, 18 Hobk-> son St. Tel. 43—990. VISITORS— Stay at Oxford Private ’ Hotel. Davis St.; 1 minute from Thorndon Station. 991 TERRACE —Sunny room, suit 2 J. f r i en( ] Si a i so single room, vacant; good table, Tel. 43 —368, 144 WILLIS ST, Adelaide House—vacancies for Permanent and Casual Guests; bed, breakfast. 5/-, TJOARD and Residence —Double and Single Rms„ good table; private family. Apply 18 Maarama Crescent. CTRAND Private Hotel. Ghuznee St.— k 7 Tariff from 30/- weekly, or 7/6 day, Every home comfort. Phone 28 —343. PNNISMORE, 53 Boulcott St., has Ax Vacancies for Permanent or Casual Guests; terms moderate. Phone 41 —301. TTIGHDEN, 32 Pinie St., vacancies for AA gentlemen, permanent and casuals; early breakfast, soft washing, tel.; terms 30/-. COMFORTABLE Home offered elderly Yx .or any persons requiring attention; moderate. 5 Brougham Drive. Phone 20—882, ■ pHRISTCHURCH—Furnished Rooms YX with breakfast; centrally situated; terms moderate. “Lincoln House," 58 Armagh St. ■ MASTERTON, Brooklyn House, Renall St.— : Vacancies for Casuals (8/- day, £2/2/- week) and Permanents (30/J and 32/6 weekly). 17XCELLENT Board - Residence. Ax “Whitehall,” Boulcott St.; special terms married couples: rooms with or without meals.■_ HOTEL SELWYN (Private), Courtenay Place, has Vacancies, permanent and ctisual guests. Terms moderate. Phone 21—082. BUSINESS MAN requires B.S. Room breakfast, handy town. Private family preferred. State rent. §951, c/o “Dominion”. A UCKLAND—Yukon Private Hotel. 5 xA- Scotia Place, off Upper Queen St. Tariff 8/- day. £2/10/- weekly. J. D. Bayfield, Proprietor. H^AMILTON— Stay at Warwick. Hamilton East. Beautifully situated, overlooking river; every conr. Mrs. Voysey, Proprietress. VVANTED, Two Young Men Boarders '’ in quiet, clean home. Handy to workshop. Apply “Home”, “Dominion” Agency, Lower Hutt.' "RAILWAY HOTEL, opposite Railway Ah' Station, Palmerston Nth. Superior accommodation, free parking area for cars. Moderate tariff. 'a UCKLAND—"Sonoma” Private HoxA- tel, 5 Alfred St., near Albert St. Tariff. 9/- day; £2/10/6 weekly. Mrs. ■J? Nairn. Proprietress. V ISITOR S to Wellington.—Superior ’ Accommodation, Bed and Breakfast. Casuals and Permanents: next Parlialiament Bldgs.. 81 Hill St. ■ PERMANENT Board, single, share, double rooms; excellent, table, all convs.; 307- Queen’s Private Hotel, Plirnmcr’s Steps (Lambton Quay), D ALMORAL Private Hole! Courtenay A> Place. —Superior Accommodation ; Casuals 8/6 day. £2/5/- week: Permanents. 35/- and 37/6. Te1.'21—836. “rpAKAPUNA,” 9 Mulgrave St., opp. A Lambton Station (under new management)—Board and Residence, permanent and Casual.' Terms arranged. :Y3TOTEL ALBEMARLE. Confer Cuba , AA- arid Ghuznee Sts. —Superior accom’modation, .permanent and casual guests; terms moderate. S. G. Stacey. Prop. ’Phone 28—325. ' QALVATION ARMY. Men’s Hoste! 56 kx Single Rooms, 32/6 a week, breakfast 6.30 n.in.; lunches cut: night porter in attendance. 37 Vivian St.. Wellington. Phone 21—230. ' THE NEW GUEST HOUSE. “f)RUI,” Wellington.—ldeal situation, overlooking harbour and city. Private suite of rooms available. Limited occommodation. Write “Orui,” 37 Watt St. Phone 42—730. , AUCKLAND TTOTEL GARDINER. Emily Place Al (near Grand Hotel). Auckland. — First-class accommodation. Tariff. 9/per day. £2/15/- per week: bed and breakfast. 6/-. weekly £l/15/-. Quiet and centra! ' ROTORUA ACCOMMODATION T7MPIRE Hotel, renovated, refurnished. Ax Tariff. 12/-; £3/10/- weekly. Wire Empire only. Miss O’Hagan. Proprietress. DOTORUA —Superior Private Board AA offered, irieals served separately; central; terms moderate. Write Oranoa, Ranolf St. REST HOMES. BOULCOTT CONVALESCENT HOME. DIETS. Convalescents, etc. 102 BoulAx cott Street, Wellington. Phone 45—503. Sister C. E. Wise. TALCAIRN CONVALESCENT HOME. CONVALESCENTS, semi-invalids. YX Special care elderly people. Certificated nurses. Best locality. 52 Hill Street; phone 44—835. “CRAFTON” Rest Home, 204 Upper YA Adelaide Rd., for reception of elderly and delicate persons needing care or diet; nurse in attendance. Miss Compton. Te! PALMERSTON NORTH SPECIALS. “ffHE DOMINION” Branch Office, A The Square, Palmerston North, deals with all matters concerning. Subscriptions. Advertising, and_ provincial News. Telephone—Office 5955. "WANTED to Buy, Ladies’ and Gents.’ ’' Left-off Clothing; highest cash prices by return mail. Rossey, 199 Main St. Phone 7301. EM. HOOPER, Rangitikei St, for • Dressmaking, ’ Frocks, Children’s Clothing. Hand Knitting. Orders taken, Corner Mnire St REGENT Billiard Parlour —Most AY modern saloon in city; 7 tables. Above Regent Theatre, Broadway, Palmerston Nth. PALMERSTON Dining Rooms. 179 A Main Street. A first-class meal at all hours. All meals 1/- each. WANGANUI SPECIALS. "niHE DOMINION” Branch Office, A Selwyn Buildings, Wanganui, deals with all matters concerning Advertising, Subscriptions, and Provincial News. Telephone 3386; Box 405. W EE Golf Links, Earle’s Bldgs., phone ’ ’ 5222. Opening To-day (Tuesday). Fun, practice, and competition 'will be found on Wee Golf Links. DPENINGTo-day (Tuesday), Wee Golf Links, Earle's Bldgs., phone 5222. Private parties arranged for afternoon and evening play. "W EE Gol f Links, Earle’s Bldgs., phone 5222. Opening To-day (Tuesday), from’ 10 a.m. The game for everybody. WEE Golf. Opening To-day (Tuesday). Wee Golf Links. Earle’s Buildings, cr. Guyton St. and Avenue, Wanganui. Phone 5222. ’ WANTED TO SELL— (Miscellaneous) QJMART Tailor-made Costumes, sizes six to E. 0.5.; unsurpassed in cut. Margaret Dean, 236 Lambton Quay. PORNS? Progaudra removes Corns Yx root and.al! painlessly, completely, and brings instant relief. Progandra ,1/6 everywhere..
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 52, 25 November 1930, Page 1
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