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For Sale. 3- TTIOR SALE—Handsome Bay Pony, seven nt jD years old : sinsle or double harness trial __ allowed.—B., Herald Office. Rfc ICHOR SALE (Epsom)— Property e, JD of four acres improved Volcanic Land and t- six-roomed House.—Heighten and Co., 104, Queenstreet. i- TTTOUSE and acre and a-half for Sale or ii- JO. to Let, on the Orakei Road, Remuera.— t, Apply to J. Foster, on the premises. SALT FISH ! SALT FISH !—For Sale —Salt Fish in kegs, wholesale, from A. Sanl ford at the Rakino Boat on Thursdays, Fridays, and 3S Saturdays ; retail from all respectable storekeepers; also Smoked and Sun-dried, to 1 eep a year BOAT FOR SALE. — A light 16-foot centreboard Open Boat, with sails, oars, and h all gear complete, to be sold cheap.Apply to 11. W., , 3 Herald Office. 3' ijlOR SALETwo pair Purebred Amerid JL , can Bronze-wing ed Turkeys.— It. and i- W. Hellaby. _ FOR SALE —A single-seated two-wheeled American Pony Trap, nearly new, with hari ness, and quiet black Pony ; accustomed to be driven ' by a lady ; suitable for a Doctor, &c— For address, I' apply Herald office, Auckland. , SALE—A conveniently - located JL? Farm of 21£ acres of good land, adjoining a railway station, within easy distance of Auckland. A lew acres of useful bush on the land. Post-ottU-e J, and store adjacent. Admirably suited for a fruit and poultry tarm or market garden. Cheap. £50 cash ; balance may remain on mortgage at a low rate of interest.—Address, Owner, Te Aroha. B Q/L TULIEN CLARET, DIRECT FROM BORDEAUX. JOHN REID & CO., Agents. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, PURIRI POSTS. ANDREW BUCHANAN, Fort-stieet, Auckland. Xjl 0 B SALE, >, A PRETTY FARM IN WAIKATO, 167 acres, all in crop and grass: good House, Out(1 buildings, Orchard; close to Railway, Church, c School, Store, and Post Office. d Apply to DIGNAN & ARMSTRONG, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. )• — ■ 0 TT'OR SALE.—A Beautifully-situated JO Property, within live minutes' walk ot the vjuihuhu Kail way Station, comprising Villa Residence containing eight rooms, stable, Coach-house ; and acres of Kiou Volcanic Laud, tree from stone, tastetully laid on in Flower Garden, Orchard, and - Pleasure u rounds.— Apply to W. Aitkeu, Land -\ Agent, Shomand Crescent. p 0 R SALE, A NEW AND COMFORTABLE COUNTRY VILLA, Pleasantly situated close to a Railway Station, and only lour miles troni town, containing mix rooms; staule and buggy-house; nearly an acre or good Land, laid out and planted with ornamental trees. Magnificent view. Price, only£4oU. C. H. OSMOND, Land Agent, Queen-street. o" & g X L E, cl JD AS A GOING CONCERN, 'j THE STORKKEEPLNG AND GUM BUSINESS >s Carried on by the late F. B. SANDERSON, at i- Whangaroa, consisting of Stock-in Trade, -New and Weil-assorted ; .Store Utensils, Horses, Boats, allm (, good working order, and Book Debts. Over jio.uou worth oi sum has been passed through this store during the last 14 months, and id is a reaily :, good opportunity tor a mail with the requisite capital to acqu.ro a bona lido paying business. For further particulars apply to e OWEN AND GRAHAM, 1 Auckland. '' Board and Residence. DURHAM HOUSE, Symonds-street.— Vacancies for five gentlemen; tine airy rooms, bauu, piano, and every convenience. Terms on application. milE LANGHAM, Jermyn • street.— _JL Commanding one of the inosi. ueautiiul views auout Auckland. Families and otnei's accommodated on very moderate terms. ', I7IERNLEIGH, Symonds-street (Mrs. ■' JL Casliel), next to Auckland Grammar School. Suites of Apartments, <£c. SUPERIOR Board and Residence at Mrs. KjJ Norman's, Belle Vue, Norman's Hill, Onehunga. DILSTON HOUSE (Lower Symondsstreet,).—Private sitting rooms, double and single bedrooms, plunge ami siiower baths. Terms moderate, as may be arranged.— Loverock. CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, Lower Vincent\y street —Select Board and Residence at this well-known Boardinghouse. Single and double rooms, plunge and snower-bath, piano, and every home comfort. Inspection invited. —Mrs. Mansfield. A PARTMENTS for Gentlemen at Hill_CjL side, Alton Road (near Supreme Court), liaiuour view unsurpassed. ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE, PARXELL. —Accommodation for three or lour gentlemen in a private family. Single Rooms, Plunge and Showei Baths, and every comfort.—Apply by letter } to 8.E., Herald Office. HIS LORDSHIP'S LARDER, UPPER QUEEN-STREET.— and Residence, single rooms, los per week ; smoking and reading rooms, baths (hot and cold;. Single Furnished Rooms, 4s per week. Every convenience. Every attendance. —D. Norden, Proprietor. THE CARLETON, CITY ROAD, CONDUCTED BY MRS. GRAHAM. Private Sitting Rooms. Good Sea View. Good Accommodation tor Families ■, Hot and Cold baths. 3 Terms Moderate. Telephone 325. WATERLOO HOUSE, Y? WATERLOO QUADRANT. Opposite Main Entrance to Government House. ;.' This old-established House is now under New Management, and has been completely renovated. Single and Double Bediooms. Splendid plunge and y shower bath upstairs. Terms moderate. Concrete Building.] [Centre op City. , jLj A MILTON TJ OUS E, £ HOBSON-STREiii. S (Four doors from St. Matthew's Church), 0 BOARD, RESIDENCE, AM) PRIVATE APART--1 MEM'S FOR FAMILIES AND OTHERS. 2 Plunge and Shower Baths, Piano, and Home r, Connorts. ?. Trains pass the door every ten minutes. o Two minutes walk from Theatres and Salt and °. Fresh Water Swimming Baths. ! MRS. G. F. ALLEN, PROPRIETRESS " (Late of Hamilton). g Terms moderate. \ ACCIDENTAL HOTEL, LATIMER \J SQUARE, HEREFORD-STREET, CHRIST. CliUßuii, N.£. —J. G. Hakkis, Proprietor.—This 3 Hotel, being thoroughly re-organised under new management, is pleasantly situated, being only two minutes' walk trom the centre of the town, and , having the advantage of the quiet ot the suburbs, as a family Hotel, stands unrivalled lor eomiort, attention, ana convenience. Private Suites tor lanulies, special terms. Engagements by letter or telegram promptly attended to. "\TS7"AIWERA CELEBRATED HOT \ V T SPRINGS, within 25 miles of Auckland.— » To the Invalid seeking health ami the Tourist on ' pleasure, those world-renowned Natural Medicinal Springs oilers great attractions. Miss Graham * having leased the above property, visitors will Mid amostcoiinortableand well-appointed Family Hotel with all the advantages ol a brat-class sanatorium, Communication daily by steamer and coach alter. [ nately. Terms, sis tid per day, £2 lUs per week ;£9 four weeks (including bath and towels). Letters or telegrams addressed to the Manager, Wai went Hotel; or H. H. Hayr & Co., Agents, 18, Lower Queenstreet, Auckland, will receive prompt attention. TOURISTS TO THE HOT LAKES AND WONDERLAND OF IXOTORUA THE PALACE HOTEL, OHINEMUTU. ■ Contains 40 rooms and is replete with every convenience for the comfort of Tourists visiting the district. Private suites of apartments if required. The cuisine has special attention, and has secured express commendation from all those who have patronised the Hotel. The Wines and Spirits provided are of the choicest quality only. Buggies, Coaches, Saddle-horses, and Guides always ready for the convenience of Tourists. Every attention will bo personally given, so as to conduce to a pleasant and enjoyable visit. : Natural hot bath in connection with the Hotel Free to Residents. Telegrams have prompt attention. JOSEPH McRAE, Proprietor, F. WATKLNSON, Town Agent, 12, Queen-street. HOT J A K E S, U ROTORUA. MRS. MORRISON'S FAMILY HOTEL. A COMFORTABLE HOME FOR INVALIDS. TKIWIS : TWO GUINEAS PER WEEK. Amusements can be mad e for a leustheued stay

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9209, 12 November 1888, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9209, 12 November 1888, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9209, 12 November 1888, Page 1

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