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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8376, 2 October 1890, Page 1

Personal. mYPE WRITING.—Work of all kinds, JL Legal, Architectural, and General Bigness, executed in the bent and latest style at moderate charges. Specimens and terms at Wildman's, Victoria. Arcade. SELECT LIBRARY of a constant succes►O sion of the newest and best Books. Free exchange. Established 1884. —H. White, No. 19* (upstairs), Coombes' Arcade, Queen-street. M AUAME LOUISE THOMPSON, H.A.M., is open to receive pupils for Voice Production and Solo Singing. Prospectus on application at Messrs. Hoffmann and .Sons, or 1). B. ' Harris', Chemist, opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonl>y. ■ LADIES, in town or country, expecting 1 JLj their accouchemont, can be received by Mrs. 1 Arbuckle, comer of Grafton and Domain Roads. ' ' All the comforts of a home. Highest references. LADIES' VISITING CARDS.—SO Superfine Itory Cards, including engraving copperplate, for 7s (id ; Gentlemen's Cards 7s. Jjy calling at IlKllAl.l) Works, Wyndham street, the above may ; be obtained within two hours if necessary. I THE SPRING SEASON having: again I set in, Ladies contemplating the re-furnishing and beautifying of their homes will do well to inspect the various kinds of Swiss Lace Curtains (fullsized pairs as well as short odd pieces) now displayed at EUGSTER'S SWISS BAZAAR, 114, QUEENSTREET. Lost and Found. LOST, in Mount Roskill or Mount Eden District— A Black Spaniel Dog ; curly coat.— Kinder please return same to 'Dr. Roberton, Cotele House, Upper Symonds-street. STRAYED, from Foley's Paddock, Avondale, and supposed to have gone towards Otahuhu—Brown Horse, with white hairs behind ears and nose, 15 hands ; branded ul on shoulder. Shows good breeding, ill reward for return to Foley's, Avondale. H. MUNRO WILSON. Board and Residence. RsTe. WILLIAMS' TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE, 70, GREY-STREET. Fine view. Plunge and .Shower Baths, Piano, and the comforts of home. MRS. PARKINSON has vacancies for gentlemen or married couple, the house being well situated and close to town, every convenience, comfortable home, also a good garden. Tonus moderate.—Late residence of S. Combes, Grey- street. SELECT Board for two gentlemen ; bath, single room ; three minutes' from Post Office. Terms, 10s weekly.— Apply HkkaLD Office. COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS, Sea V>/ View, Shortland-street ; five minutes' from Post and Telegraph Offices, Mrs. R. Onyon. CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, Lower Vincent\_y street.— Board and Residence, single and doulile bedrooms, private sitting rooms, plunge and shower baths, piano and every home comfort. Inspection invited. —Mrs. Mansfield. IVONSHIRE HOUSE.—Private DEVONSHIRE HOUSE.—Private Board and Residence, Uobson-street, Auckland (between Victoria and Welle*ley Streets). Most convenient house to Queen-street. Terms Moderate. livery attention paid to visitors. Coaches, Trains, and Steamers met on instructions by Telegraph. —Mrs. E. Bennett, Proprietress. II OLK ST 0 N~E HOUSE, 1 PRINCESS PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Suites of Apartments to suit Families. G. COX, Proprietor. OALTHURST, CAMBRIDGE. MRS. AND THE MISSES HILL Are prepared to receive Visitors. Double-storied house, large lofty rooms, extensive grounds, tennis lawn, stabling, paddocks, &c. Horses aHd Buggies by arrangement. Cambridge is well known for its dry bracing air, and is strongly recommended by medical men for . invalids or others requiring change from the sea air References kindly permitted to Archdeacon Dudley, Aichdeacon Willis, Major Lusk, &c. Terms on application. ; X EVIATHAN RAILWAY TEMPERJu ANCE HOTEL (IMITATED BY MANY-SURPASSED BY NONE) OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, # DUNKDIN. MRS. SILK .... ... PROPRIETRESS. This very popular Establishment continues to affo/d very superior accommodation to tourists and others, who desire the comforts OF home, coin binod with very moderate charges. m H E /"IARLTON, CITY ROAD, SYMONDS-STREET (Ten minutes' walk from General Post Office). EXTRACTS FROM VISITORS' BOOK. Gentlemen, England—" House so convenient, situation so splendid, menage so satisfactory, thai. we intend to domicile for the winter." Lady, Scotland—" Highly satisfactory. Mrs. Pain studies the little comforts of her lady guests." Lady, England—" One's comforts to studied that the Carlton is Home away from Home.' Gentleman and Wife, South Africa—" Have found the Carlton so comfortable and homely that we continue our journey with regret, and tender our best thanks to Mrs Pain." Gentleman, England— "Homely and comfortable." Gentleman and Lady, Sydney—" Very comfortable, i»ood table." Father and Son, England—" Very comfortable indeed." Their second visit, "Table and attendance good." Lady, Hong Kong—" Comfortable and convenient." Gentleman, Auckland—" Satisfactory.' Mrs. Pain, The Carlton, City Road, Auckland. Telegraphic address : "Comfort, Auckland." 1 Telephone: No. 325. Tramcara and Omnibuses pass very frequently. Hotels. mHE /CENTRAL /COMMERCIAL AND [• TTIAMILY TTOTEL, i CORNER OF VICTORIA AND HIGH STREETS j (A few doors from Queen-street), ' AUCKLAND. t This New Hotel has just been finished, and Is ' furnished with; EVERY MODERN COMFORT AND ", CONVENIENCE, : and is I SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR TOURISTS, I FAMILIES, AND COMMERCIAL i GENTLEMEN, " Being only two minutes' walk to the Post Office Opera House, and Albert Park i LUNCHEON FROM 1 TO 2. SPLENDID BILLIARD" ROOM, Containing two of Alcock's Best Tables. Electric Bells. telephone, 490 1, S. C. CAULTON: pROPKiKTOtt Wanted. HOUSE Wr. .ted, within fifteen minutes of Post Office, 7 or 8 rooms and bath, in respectable neighbourhood. Good tenant. — Y.D., IIEKALD Office. ' "WAN TED -APPRENTICES. One Smart, Intelligent BOY, as Apprentice to Grocery and Provision Department. Also, a BOY for O«ce Work. One month's trial given. If suitable will be engaged for four years. A small salary to commence with. WILLIAM EARLE, 285, Queen-street. WANTED OFFER, FOR FARM, 65 ACRES, FRONTING SOUTH ROAD, PAPAKtfRA, 17 miles from Auckland, fenced and partly improved, with convenient Buildings ; two acres orchard. Apply GEO. TREADGOLD, Papakura. "TITINERS. — KEEP AWAY PROM WEST COAST. SAMUEL ANDREW General Secretary Amalgamated Miners' and Labourers' Association. THOMAS SKELLON, Secretary Miners' Union.