Board and Residence. A QUIET, Comfortable Home for one Gentleman in Aiawa-street; stable, large garden, bath, piano, etc.; private family. — Apply dEBJLtD Office. ______ WATERVIEW HOUSE, Harding*street, off Victoria-street.—Vacancies for respectable Boarders; bath and piano, and every convenience.—Mrs Spargo. GOOD ACCOMMODATION, Married or Single, 12s 6d a-week. Bed and all mea's, 6d. —Boycotted Butehery, Upper Queen-street FERN BANK, No. 1, Grafton Road, opposite Choral Hall.—Pleasant Rooms for two or three Gentlemen, with Board ; bath, &c. Five minutes from Queen-street. HIS LORDSHIP'S LARDER, 306, Upper Queen-street, Auckland.—Board and Residence. Meals 9d. OVBRN Lower Symonda-street, opposite Government Grounds. — Superior piano, bathroom, stable, and coach-house. Vacancies for two or three gentlemen. BELMONT HOUSE, Upoer Vinoen* street.—Double and Single Bedrooms, splend'd view, with the convenience of hot qfeoold baths. PRIVATE Board and Residence at Mrs. ■ McLeod's, top of Shortland-street (next the Cutting). . ________________ GOOD ACCOMMODATION may be obobtained on moderate terms at Tah Hons®. Pousonby Road (next door but one to Dr. Knight'*) for a married couple or one or two gentlemen. Trams pass the gate. CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, Lower Vincentstreet . — Select Board and Residence, two minutes' walk from Opera House. S'ngle and double bedrooms, nlano, plunge and shower baths.—Mrs. Mansfield, proprietress. WATERLOO HOUSE—Private Board and Residence at Waterloo House. Waterloo Quadrant, opposite Government House gates, within | two minutes of Queen-street Home comforts. "TTACANCIES are open for a few Boarders; double and tingle beds plunge and shower Brighton House (late St. James' Manse), Upper Union-street. MRS. E. WILLIAMS' BOARDING. a, Grey*btr ext. Single Bedrooms, with Piano and Bathroom, eto. Visitors will find a comfortable Home. CLARENDON HOTEL, QT T *SKN.BTREET.» LUNCH/ON FROM 12 TO 2.{ HARRY BENNETT. Proprietor. (GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, JT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging. . —20s per week do. do. (single room). 2Ss do. g IBSEY -JJ OUS E, SUPERIOR BOARD AND RESIDENCE, PARK AVftNUE, GRAFTON ROAD. To Let. TO LET, in Hobson Bay—A comfortable sevon-roomed Dw»llinghou»e and large allotment.—Apply to W. Aitken. Land Agent, TO LET—Several Shops and Cottages.— Apply tn H. Ashton & Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Rnildlnsr*. TO LET—The Offices in Fort-street now occupied bv Messrs. J. M. & J. Mowbray.— Apply to Frans Scherff, Fort-street TO LET—Fern Lea Cottage, with good garden, near railway station. Mount Eden Road. —Apply Bhakespear and Co., Queen-street. TO LET, in Karangahape Road—A Shop, with plate glas> front and »ix rooms. Rent very low to a good tenant.—Apply to A. G. Lee, Victoria Chambers, Karsngahape Road. TO LET—Several New Brick Shops in best business part of Karangahape Road. To good an<i permanent ton»nts. rent low.—Apply J. and T. Manon, 188 and 190, Queen-street. I TO LET.—A Shop in Lower Queen-street, well adapted for a Tobacconist, Hairdresser, or any other business. Rent moderate.—D. B. Orchard, 18, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. > TO LETThe Shop in Hobson-street, and Dwelling-houses in Cook-slnet (Fallon's Buildings', replete with e»ery modern convenience— 1 Thomas H. White, Architect, 177, Queen-street. TO LET—An exceedingly well furnished Houae aid Grounds: beautifully situated; about twenty minutes' walk from Post-ofll-e ; bavin? ft bird's-eye view of the harbour: tastefully laid-out flower g»r*lnn, good vee&Uble garden piano and every requisite.—F. C. Richardson, 81, Queon-sirnet. TO LET or Lease—A Commodious Dwelling House of nine rooms and outbuildings, etc. The property comprises also 4J acres of land In good cultivation, watered by good fresh-water creek, situated ollose to 4vond»le Railway Station. Rent low.—App y B. Glttos and Bons, Wyndham-street. TO LET, Wallace-street—Newly erected gentleman's Residence of 10 rooms, situated corner of Wallace and Argylle-«treets. House replete with every convenience. Including bathrooms ; gas, »nd water laid on ; close to tram and Ponsonby wharf R-nt, 25s per week.—M*lcolmson and Co., The New Zealand House, Land Estate, aud Financial Agency, High-street, AucklandT~O GENTLEMEN TN QUEST OF SEA- j SIDE RESIDENCES, AND OTHERS. TO LET, Lake Road, North Shore—House and 20 Acres of Land, part grass, part fallow; beautiful sea frontage ; beating and boating facilities ; rent, only £75 per annum.—Geo. Fraser, corner Queen-street and Vulcan-lane. TO MARKET GARDENERS, AND OTHERS. TO LT, with purchasing clause, on Lake Road, North Shore—Splendid Orchard of 6 acres in extent, planted with about 600 large and valuxble fruit bearing trees (splendid crop thi< sea on), land thoroughly tile drained and subsolled, in excellent order for cropping, never-falling supply of water ;' property sheltered with pines and ornamental irees. GKOKGE FR ASKR, Corner Queen-street and Vulcan-lane. o B E L E T. TO BE LET. THE CHORAL HALL, Except on TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. This is the most Capacious and Suitable Building in the city for Concerts. Public Meetings, Evening Parties, and Sunday Services. F. G. EWINOTON. Estate Agent, Coombes' Arcade. T_ - L - — Five-roomed Brink House, Percival Terrace, Ponsonby, with garden, water laid on. Six-roomed Verandah Cottage, Richmond Road, gas and water. Low rent, Four-roomed Cottage, Newton Re,art. Six-roomed Cottage and stable, large piece of ground, Parnell, ■ Five-roomed Cottage, Wellington-street. Bhop and Dwellinghouse, Cook-street, low rent, suitable for a butcher Lari;eHhop. near Junction of Wakefield and Queenstreet. with plate Olass front, counter* and fittings formerly occupied by Mr. Dampler. Apply to H. A9HTOV AND SON, House, Land, and Estate Agents, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. Fjp 0 LET. Suite of Offices and ingle Office, Cosmopolitlan Chambers, Queen-street. Shop, with Dwelling, Symonds-street. Comer Shop with Dwelling, Symonds-street and East-street. Shop obson-straot-Corner Shop, Hobson-street and Cook-street. Shop, facing Queen-stieet, Wakefleld-street. Shop, Haydn-street. Also, 2 Boardinghouses at moderate rentals. Apply— J. M. & J. MOWBRAY, COSMOPOLITAN CHAMBERS, Co&ner or Qukkn-stkbht and Swankon-strket. gT. GEORGE'S HALL, NEWTON. TO LET, the above Hall, which is specially adapted for Socials, Concerts, Evening Parties, etc. For particulars, apply to L. W. LEE. Victoria Chambers. Karangahape Road. JJ" O T I O E. PLEASE REMEMBER THE DRAPERS* THURSDAY HALF-HOLIDAY, SHOP BEFORE ONE O'CLOCK, THE increasing demand for hand-sewn made Boots and Shoe*, and the means we have for making them, has induced us to reduce the : prices of making and repairing.—William Miller and Son, High-street,—March 13. i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7392, 23 March 1886, Page 1
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