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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7660, 10 June 1886, Page 1

Shipping. ENERGY, PROM LYTTELTON. |i|i||3fliii Consignees by the above Vessel are ISiltilpivl ,ire requested to present Bills of ( ** Lading, Pay Freight, and take delivery of goods forthwith. All cargo will be at Consignees risk after leaving ship slings, and any impeding vessel's discharge will be stored at ConBignees'risk and expense. &TQmß}ioS ,, Agents. C orporation Notices. CITY OP AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOR LEASING SIX PRIVATB ABATTOIRS. The City Council will receive Tenders up to three p.m. of THURSDAY, June 10, for Leasing, at per month, one to six Private Abattoirs, situ*te at the Western Springs, for term of two years and a-half, as from ?6th May instant, and subject to conditions to bo viewed at this oflioo and at the Abattoirs. P. A, PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 31, 1880. 6»* piTY OF AUCKLAND. LEVELLING RESERVE BEHIND DRILL-SHED. The City Council will receive Tenders until tire* p.m., of THURSDAY, June Iβ, for above work, in terms of specifications and conditions to be viewed at tho office of the City Surveyor, Council Chambers, Hieh street. Tho Council do not bind thcmsalvos to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed," Levelling Keeerre. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. Way 20.158 C. 592 CITY OP AUCKLAND. GULLY DRAINAGE. GRAFTON WARD. The City Council will receive Tenders until three p.m. of THURSDAY. Juno 10, for above works In terms of plans, specification's and conditions, to be viewed at the office of the City Engineer, Council Chambers. High-strent. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender Tenders to be endorsed " Drainage Works, Graftrn Wwrt I. A. rUILII'B, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, June 2, 18S6. ' 69G _ Board and ResidenceSUPERIOR Board and Residenoe, with every oom'ort, bath, etc ; terms very moderate. ITltrs. Butlir. Graf ton Road, soventh house ou left hand aide from Choral Hall. nnHE LANG HAM, Jermyn street.—Board £ »»■! KflsiderCß bv the day, woek, or month. Private Sitting-room. Ti-rma moderate. "OiONSONBY.—Board and Residence for JL a gentleman, In a private family: no other lodger: terms moderate. — For address apply H»n»i,r> Office. BRIGHTON HOUSE (Lats St. James' Manse), PBS t'NION-STRKET. FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION for BOARDERS Double and Single Bed*. Plunge and Shower Baths BOARD AND RESIDENCE. — Mrs. Powell, Fallon's Building*, Hob»on-street, can occommo«Uto four Single Gentlemen with comfortable Hoard and Hesidence. Terms moderate.

BOARD AND KESIDENCE, in charm-in.-ly-stnated house ; grand view of harbour ; b»th, and every convenience : Ims »nd trams pass the door. -Apply at the Herald Office. . MRS. COWAN can accomodate two or thr'c Gentlemen with comfortable Board and , Residence, «.lnwer bath, good table, terms moderate.— Manukau Road, Paroell. opposite Borough Council. : BOARD and Residence, or Furnished Ap»rtm«nti— At Mr«. Collins , . Victoria House (corner of Victoria Ko»d); overlooking the harbour, and within five minutes'walk of Flagataff Wharf. _ CAMBRIA HOUSE, Upper Vincent- ' street— Board and Residence; plane, plunge and shower bath, splendid view, no children, GOOD ACCOMMODATION. Married or T Single, 12s 6d a-wc«k. Bed and »Umea'e,6d. — Royeotted Butshery, Upper Queen-»treet HIS LORDSHIP'S LARDER, 306, Upper Queen-street, Auckland.—Board and Residence. Meals 9d. . "OELMONT ROUSE, Upper Vincent JL> street.— Ponbl* and Single UedroomE, splendid view, with the convenience of hot or cold bath?. T>RIVATE Board and Residence at Mr«. ft. McLeod's, top of Shortland-atreot (next the Cutting). GOOD ACCOMMODATION maybe obobtained on moderate terms at Pah Home. Ponsonby Road (next door but one to Dr. Knight's) for a married couple or one or two gentlemen. Trams l>a.i« the gate -CTfATERLOO HOUSE.— Private Board T ? and Residence at Waterloo House, Waterloo Quadrsnt, opposite Government House sates, within two minutes of Qnenn-street Home comforts. MR S. V~~ WILLIAM S' BOA HOUSE, GIIKY-MTnItET. Single Bedrooms, with Piano and Bathroom, etc. Visitors will find a comfortable Home. CLARENDON HOTEL, QUKKN-STREKT. LUNCH Oil 12 TO 2. HARRY BENNETT, Proprietor. __ GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, V.T HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging _20e per week do. do. (single room).- 25» do. HOT 1 AKES I TTOT J ARES ! ROTORUA TEMPERANCE HOTEL, IIINKMOA-STRKFT. IIOTOKUA. The very close proximity of this newly-erected and most comfortable establishment to the (lovernmout Bathe, as well as to the modical oUlcer'e residence, makes it a most desirable placo for invalids to stay at. Terms very moderate. ' a. T. BRENT, Proprietor. mHE old Club, Eden Crescent, having been -■- thoroughly renovated ad divided into suites of 2, 3, and 4 room*, most comfortable apartments can be had for singlo gentlemen, on the English Chamber system, or otherwise The whole is under the control of a most competent married couple. W. & J. FRATER, Land Agents, Queen-street. WAIWERA CELEBRATED HOT SPRINGS, within 26 miles of Auckland.—To the invalid seeking health and 'he tourlit on pleasure, these world-renowned Natural Medicinal Springs offer great attractions. Miss Graham having leased the above property, visitors will find a most comfortable and well-appointed Family Hotel, with all the advantages of a first-class sanatorium. The charges have been conxMerubly reduced. Communication daily "ny steamer and coach alternately. Letters or telegrams addressed to the Manager, will receive prompt attention.

Bootmakers. FIRST- CLASS VALUE IN . BOOTS AND SHOES, T O\ sou:Nl> workmanship, \jr LOWEST PRICES. PEOSS ER'S A Splendid Assortment always r l\ u o o a x. u on hand NEWTON Moit Moderate Prices in t T ae NEWTON V Trade. BOOT BOYS' ft GIRLS' SCHOOL • BOOTS (capital wear). WAREHOUSE gikls'.UaTdßV AND FOI , LADIES' HIGH LAOS * "* BOOTS, in all qualities. ' WEN'S ElZs7.'lO SIDES, from ir, (id; Balmorals ..10s Gd Watertight* 10e6d JUST KEOKIViCt>: lADIEST E.S., worth 7*, only 7s 93. LABIEs' LACE BOOTS, wort/a Hβ 6u, only 9«. A TRIAL--AS OUK CHEAP CLEAKWtt SALE IS ALWAYS OJf. KARANGAfIAPE ROAD (OPPOSITE TABERNACLE). T>OOTS. t BOOTS. BOOTS. GIFTS' SOLED AND HEELED, from 2s 6D LADIES' Do. Do. Do. Iβ 9* CHILD EN'S Do. Do. Do. Is oi> AH repairs dose same day. and with Good Material, at WATIS'S CHEAP BOOT SHOP, HOBSON-STREET. [ESTABLISHED 1855.