ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON. 'OOARD-RESIDENCE, 18 Hobson St., -*-* 22/6; Bach, 8.5. R., gas ring, private' entrance, board optional. 43—990. "VISITORS —Stay at Oxford Private ’ Hotel, Davis St.; 1 minute from Thorndon Station. TREASONABLE board in good comfortable home on The Terrace; everything required. Ring 52—771. VACANCIES for gentlemen in com- \ fortable home. 19 Selwyn Tee. (off Hill St.); few min, from Lambton Qy. "[JUTLAND Private Hotel, . Plimmer’s Steps. Reduced tariff, 6/- day; permanent from 27/6 week. POARD-RESIDENCE, 18 Hobson St., 22/6; Bach, 8.5. R., gas riug, private entrance, board optional. 43 —990. VISITORS to Wellington—Aecommo- ' dation for guests; bed and breakfast, 117 Sydney St., near Parlt. Bldgs. YVzINTED, by Businessman, good ” Board-residence, handy Courtenay Place. Reply, s' ting terms, R 951, “Dominion.” "DO ARD, Residence. Vacancy for 1; single rm., private home, 25/-; washing. 41a Majoribanks St., 1 min. Courtenay PL 1 2ft TERRACE.—Superior, comfortable, central, newly Furnished. Proprietress, Miss Dunn, late 231 Terrace. OTEL BRISTOL, corner Cuba and Ghuznee Sts.—First-class accom.; few vacancies for permanents. Doubles available. DONBANK, top Dixon St. steps (Mrs. Morris, late 54 Hill St.); best accom. and table; reasonable tariff; recreation hall, tennis court. Tel. 53 —014. “WHITEHALL,” Rooms, Boulcott St., ’’ top Plimmer’s Steps; centre city; lowest possible terms: also Board-Resi-dence, HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, Wellington’s leading Private Hotel. Tariff reduced—l2/6 and 14/- day. 107 Cuba St. Phone 52—412. H~ OTEL COLUMBIA (under new management)—Single Rooms from 27/6; Double, £2/10/-. 38 Lower Cuba St. Phone 41—584. VI7ANTED Known—Balmoral Private ’’ Hotel, Courtenay PL, superior Accom. ; permanent tariff reduced to 30/-, Single Rms. Tel. 51—836. “fpHORNLEIGH,” 49 Boulcott St.—Ac- -*■ com. for permanent and casual guests; central situation;■ moderate terms. Tel. 42—287.. HOTEL SELWYN, Courtenay PlaceReduced tariff, casuals 7/- per day, permanents from 27/6; excellent table. Tel, 51—082. T OMA HOUSE, 9 MULGRAVE ST. -*-/ Redecorated and Refurnished throughout. Under personal supervision Mrs. C. Taylor. Casual visitors 7/6 day; Bed, Breakfast, 4/6. Permanents by arrangement. Best terms in town. Reopened Sept. 1. Tel. 45—606. TjbTEI7TROCADERO, Lambton Quay, now under management Mrs. E. McClelland (Hotel Cecil, Christchurch). Entirely renovated; excellent cuisine. Handy station, wharf, P.O. Casuals from S/-; permanents from 27/6. Tel. 43—496. "TOURISTS, PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS PEOPLE. tUHE St. Elmo Residential Flats and -*• Guest House, situated, near Parliament, offer modern, up-to-date, fully-fur-bished Flat; also Bed-Sitting-rooms; breakfast and dinner if required; short or long period. Apply 99 Hill St. Tel. —845. TWYFORD FLATS. QUPERIOR. modern, HOME-LIKE *3 Furnished Flats and Bed-Sit tingrooms (Breakfast) : 2 minutes House of Parliament; sunshine, fires, hot water; TOURISTS and Casual Guests specially .welcome. 86a HILL STREET, WELLINGTON. OAULFIELD HOUSE, Sydney Street East. Opp. Parliament Buildings. UP-TO-DATE GUEST HOUSE. Tariff 10/6 and 12/6 day. Permanents from- 2gns. MRS. E. MAXWELL. Phone 42 —355. . PROVINCIAL. HOTEL NORTHLAND, A UCKLAND, now under original manA- agement; 10/6 day, £3/3/- weekly ; bed and breakfast, 6/-; one minute shopping centres; hot and cold showers; well appointed ; excellent cuisine, TT'EII-DING —Central Private Hotel. Superior accommodation, best of tables. Tariff 6/6 day, 30/- week. Phone 7035. E. Slaughter, Proprietor. ■VTAXTER — Devonshire House, 91 d-T Marine Parade, under new management; 6/- day. or by arrangement. Mrs. F. Scbormann, Proprietress. OKOROIRE. CPRINGTIME at Beautiful Okoroire, *■3 New Zealand’s most charming Inland Resort. Stay at the Hot Springs Hotel. GROSVENORPRIVATE HOTEL. PALM. NTH., Cuba St. (under Now ' Mgmt.) : Casuals 4/- day. 3-Conrse Meals 9<1.; Bed and Breakfast, 2/9; Permanent £1; Grills nil hours Sundays. Comfort aud service; central. Phone 5479, H. C. Morgan, Proprietress. PALMERSTON NTH.—Central Hotel. Main Street, reduced tariff, bed and breakfast, and casuals: garage.—E. C. Trehey, Licensee. ICTON. —“Astoria,” good acccmmo”dation, first-class table; tariff. £2 10/- per week, 8/6 per day, tpiMARU— Beverley House, situated 2 acres ground, 2 min. Caroline Bay and Tennis Courts; official house S.r. M.U. Mr. and Mrs. Hogg. Proprietors. YT7ANGANUI — Small Self-contained ’’ Furnished Flats, central, 10/-15/-. Phone 33SS. Mrs. Hooker. Proprietress, 21 Nelson St. WANGANUI— Croydon Flats, selfcontained, fully furn.,_ central; casual or permanent, from 25/-. 58 Plymouth St_ ■ ' REST HOMES. "CEATOUN Nursing and Convalescent *3 Home, 36 Dundas St. Convalescents. Medical; sunny seaside position ; minute beach, tram. Registered nurses in charge. 17—332. USED CARS FOR SALE. 1 QQ "I~MODUL~A Ford 'Roadster, AtzO-l diekey seat model; I£ke new; will sell at ridiculous price of £95: terms. Independent Motor Sales, 13S Wakefield Street. YJSED CARS. See the Bost and Largest Selection in the North Island at WRIGHT. STEPHENSON’S GARAGE. 97 Taranaki Street. MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE. TTSED Spares—Harley. Douglas, Scout. Sturmey. and others; also Frames. Wheels. White 17 Karangahape Rd.. Auckland. ■ SUBURBAN SHOPPING. ■\TEWTOWN—A little bottle that means a lot! Castle’s Electric Nerve Killer. 1/6. Soothes aching teeth. Castle's 4 Pharmacies. XTEWTOWN—“B ism uth and Pepsine,” an unfailing remedy for Indigestion and Bilious attacks; 3/6 bottle. John Castle’s Pharmacies.
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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 293, 6 September 1932, Page 1
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