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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9034, 21 April 1888, Page 1

Licensing Notices. AUCKLAND NORTH LICENSING DISTRICT. Pursuant to the provisions of the Licensing Act, » 1881, section 46, 1 hereby appoint MONDAY, 7th May, 1888, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., and the Young Men's Christian Association Building, Albert-street, as the time and place to determine the proposals following: That tho num- . her of Publicans' and New Zealand Wine Licences may bo respectively increased in tho Auckland East Licensing District. JAMES P. KING, Chairman. ■ Auckland, 20th April, 1888. LOCAL OPTION. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF MOUNT ALBERT. ' Ladies and Gentleman. — A severe attack of throat disease incapacitated me yesterday from sincerely thanking all those who gave me their kind sympathy and support, and to assure them that their elVorts were frustrated and the election lost through ■ the apathy and absence of many gentlemen holding anti- Prohibitionist and moderate views. To tho Lady Ratepayers of the District, who so valiantly maintained their opinions under extreme pressure, I owe a debt of gratitude 1 can never repay, except in the memory and esteem of my fair countrywomen. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, yours very sincerely, SAMUEL STEPHENSON. Mount Albert, April 20, 1883 Corporation Notices. ; piTY OF AUCKLAND. 1 ■ PUBLIC BATHS, ALBERT-STREET. Will bo CLOSED DURING TUESDAY, 24tli INST., From 8 a.m., during Cleanainji. 1\ A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk's Office, Town Clerk. April 21,188 a 37 1> Calls. . GOLDEN DROP GOLD MINING COMVJT PANY, LIMITED. A Call (the first) of Threepence per Sharo has this day been made by the directors of tho abovo Company, payable to the undersigned at the Company's office, 83, Queen-street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, tho 9th May, 18&>. I Shareholders who havq paid the preliminary Call of 3d per Share will receive crodit for same against the Call now made. F. A. WHITE, , Manager. 1 Auckland, April 20, ISSB. 1 — ■ I Board and Residence. TjIERNLEIGH, Symonds - street (next I* Grammar School).—Mrs. Caahel. A PARTMENTS for Gentlemen.— r\ side, Alten Road, near Supreme Court. u MRS. PITTAR, Mount Nossing, Upper Grafton Road—Private Board and Residence. HARRY VEAR (for five ■ years Chief Cook with Messrs. Dallen and Waters, Con- . fectioners, Queen-street) notifies the commercial , gentlemen and others that he has taken over the . Wharf Hotel Dining Rooms, and by doing his own , cooking hopes to merit a fair share of support. A LADY, residing in the suburbs, dosiring companionship, offers a comfortablo • home on moderate terms to a Married Lady and i Gentleman or Single Lady. A lady capable of assisting in the instruction of children will bo specially dealt with ; references exchanged by ■ applying to A.'/., HERALD Office. BELMONT HOUSE, Upper Vincentstreet.—Double and Single Bedrooms, splendid ~ view, with the convenience of Hot or Cold Baths. BOARD and Residence in a private family; no other lodger, no children; use of Piano; Hve minutes' from tram. —Corner of .Richmond Road and Sussex-street. MONTROSE HOUSE (opposite Government House Superior Accommodation for Bowlers: comfortable home; terms moderate. ATERLOO HOUSE.—Private Board WATERLOO HOUSE.—Private Board and Residence at Waterloo House, Waterloo Quadrant, opposite Government House Rates, within two minutes of Queen-street. Home comforts. CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, Lower VincentV> street.—Select Board and Residence. Double ■ and Single Bedrooms, Piano, Plungo and Shower Bath. Visitors will rind every home comfort. In- ' spection invited. ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE, PARNELL. IO —Accommodation for three or four gentlemen in a private family. Single Rooirs, Plunge and Shower Baths, and every comfort.— by letter to 8.K., HEJIALP Office. MR S. E. WILLIA M IVL TEMPERANCE BOARDING-HOUSE, Grey-street. Single Bedrooms, with Piano and Bathroom, &c. Visitors will find a comfortable Home. 70, Gkey-strket. mHE CARLETON, CITY ROAD, X CONDUCTKD BY MRS. GRAHAM. Private Sitting Rooms. Good Sea View. Good Accommodation for Families Hot and Cold Baths. Terms Moderate. Telephone 525. IVTOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING JLI PUBLIC. On and after Ist day of May, 1888, Hot and Cold Meals can be had at Harris's Huiitly Hotel, Huntly, on the arrival of all trains. Tho latter having a stoppage of 25 minutes, ample time is given for meals and refreshments. Ales, Wines, Spirits, etc., of the best brands. Charges moderate, with civility and attention. Charges for meals ].s6d L. J. HARRIS. "y ENTNOR HOUSE, BEACH ROAD, DEVONPORT, ; Late the residence of Charles Cave, Esq., Is now opened for the reception of Ladies and Gentlemen in search of a permanent or temporary home, as well as for visitors requiring change of air arid rest for a few days or weeks. Suites of rooms most comfortably furnished. ■ In furnishing the Ladies' Drawingroom, the Dining room, and the Gentlemen's Smokingroom, the object has been to combine elegance with comfort and con venieuce. The beds, bedding, and linen of the single and double sleeping apartments are superior in quality and scrupulously clean. Ventnor House is two storied, has a large bal- ; cony, and commands splendid views of the Harbour, Remuera, and Parnell. Bathroom in the house Sea bathing upon sandy beach, with use- of key to the new bathing houses. Highest references. TTOT LAKES OF NEW ZEALAND. ' BRENT'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND INVALIDS' BOARDING-HOUSE, HINEMOA-STREET, ROTORUA. This new and comfortable establishment is situated in tho now township of Rotorua, close to the Government Sanatorium and Baths, which comprise the celebrated Priest's Bath, Madam Rachel Bath, Chameleon Douche Bath, Large Blue Swimming Bath, Sulphur Vapour Bath, and Galvanic Battery Bath, over which large Bathing Pavilions have been erected, with numerous Dresaingrooms, &c. Besides these there is the Painkiller Bath, Coffee-pot, Cameron's, and Hinemaru Baths in the Sanatorium Grounds. ..'.■.'■ Brent's is the only Hotel close to the above Baths, the other Hotels being at Ohinemutu, fully one mile away from them. Terms £2 2s pkk Week. S. T. BRE NT, PROPRIETOR. PIER IT O T E L, JO. ALBERT-STREET. COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 10. HOT LUNCHEON, DAILY FROM ELEVEN UNTIL TWO O'CLOCK. Consisting of SOUP, ENTREKS, JOINTS, AND SALAD, '<f With TANKARD OF ALE, 6 u : ■ H. BENNETT, Proprietor. THE LEGACY OF CAIN," by Wilkie Collins, author of •"Mm Woman in White," "The Evil Genius," etc., etc., will shortly be published in this journal. 'Ibis, the latest of Mr. | Wilkie Collins' novels, is one of the most enter- I tabling and intuiostinjj ever written by the jjreat | novelist. . ; ,I ■