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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8405, 5 November 1890, Page 1

Personal. SELECT LIBRARY of a constant succession of the newest and best Books. Free ex. change. Established 1884. —H. White, No. 19A (upstairs), Cooiubes' Arcade, Queen-street. LADIES, in town or count expecting their accouchement, can be - seived by Mrs. Arbuckle, corner of Grafton and Domain Roads. All the comforts of a home. Highest references. IF you wish to sell your Properties speedily, take them to Thornes, 81, Queenstreet IP you want to Buy a House, Cottage, I Shop, Land, Farm, Stock, or Business, call at Thornes, 81, Queen-street / -10OD NEWS FOR THE CHILDREN. ™ If 200 cartloads [tiny 3d ones] of Swiss Chocolate, with thousands of other little Chocolata articles have just irrived at FUGSTER'S SWISS BAZAAR, 114, QUEENSTREET. Lost and Found. LOST Four Transfers of Shares signed byWm. Evans,—Finder rewarded on returning same to Hekald Office. As transfers stopped of no use to anyoue but the owner. LOST, from paddock, Upper Grafton Road One Light Bay Mare.—Finder rewarded on returning same to Stone Bros, and Co., or J. R. Stone, Kyber Pass. Board and Residence. -yy AITAKEREI falls. MRS. CAMPBELL (Late of Swan son), Begs most respectfully to inform the public that having taken over and thoroughly fitted up the ORATIA HOTEL, HENDERSON, To be known as THE FALLS TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND STOKE, She is now fully prepared to receive Visitors, Tourists and others. Via Henderson is the favourite starting point to ghe famous Waitakerei rills. The Hotel is beside Railway Station. Meals and Beds Is each. Commodious Stabling and Paddocks. Parties Catered for and Luncheons provided on most reasonable terms. "JJNITED gERVICE |I| OTEL, QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STREETS, AUCKLAND. G. B. MARTIN, Proprietor. A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. Superior accommodation for Boarders. Charges Moderate. WINES, SPIRITS AND ALES OF THE BEST QUALITY. BOTTLE DEPARTMENT A SPECIALTY. Inspection Invited, The Dining Koom under new management. BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, AND TEAS. LUNCHEON From Twelve till Two, Tea, Coffee, or a Glass of Beer, One Shilling. The spacious and commodious Dining-room will be available at uight for Meetings of Clubs, Societies, and others. pUBLIC NOTICE. HOT LAKES~! HOT LAKES ! TOURISTS AND OTHERS VISITING THE HOT LAKES OR WONDERLAND 1 Are respectfully invited to inspect SEDDON'S LAKE VIEW HOUSE, ROTOR U A. Commands the grandest view of the Lake, Native Pah, and Mokoia Island. TERMS REASONABLE. Coaches pass the door. Letters or wires promptly answered. No touts employed, Messrs. Cook and Son's Coupons accepted. RAILWAY TEMPER- • ANCE HOTEL (IMITATED BY MANY—SURPASSED BY NONE OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. D T .xEDIN. MRS. SILK „ „ _ PROPRIETRESS. Thi* very popular Establishment continues to affo.'d very superior accommodation to tourists and others, who desire the comforts of home, com bined with very moderate charges, MRS. E. WILLIAMS' TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE, 70, GREY-STREET. Fine view. • Plunge and Shower Baths, Piano, and the comforts of home. DURHAM HOUSE, Symonds - street, opposite Grammar School.—Board and Resinencefor Ladies and Gentlemen, live minutes' walk from Queen-street. CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, Lower Vincentstreet. —Private Board and Residence, single and double br.droonn, plunge and shower baths, piano and every home comfort. Inspection invited.—Miss Mansfield. Hillside, alten road.—Private Board and Resilience. SELECT Board for two gentlemen ; bath, single room ; three minutes' from Post Office. Terms, lCs weekly.—Apply Herald Office. COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS, Sea View, Shortland-street; five minutes' from Post and Telegraph Offices, Mrs. R. Onyon. 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. Terms moderate.—Late residence of S. Combes, Grey-street. DEVONSHIRE HOUSE.— Board and Residence, Hobson-street, Auckland (between Victoria and Wellesley Streets). Most convenient house to Queen-street. Terms Moderate. Every attention paid to visitors. Coaches, Trains, and Steamers met on instructions by Telegraph.—Mrs. E. Bennett, Proprietress. FOLKSTONE HOUSE, PRINCES-STREET. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Suites of Apartments to suit Families. G. COX, Proprietor. New Zealand and Foreign Travel, RAVELLING MADE EASY. THOS. OOOK & g}ON, TOURISTS & GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, ISSUE COUPONS FOR ALL ROUTES THROUGHOUT THE COLONY. SPECIAL REDUCED RATES TO FOREIGN TOURISTS OVER NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Special Reduced Rates for Through Coach Journeys. Drafts and Circular Notes issued and Cashed, and Foreign Monies Exchanged. All information with a view to facilitating travel given gratia. For further particulars see "Cook's Australasian Traveller's Gazette," or on application to THOS. COOK & SON, Wellington, Dunedin, Christchurch, Bluff, Ac., or 4, VICTORIA ARCADE, AUCKLAND. Any information will be supplied. Wanted. LOCUM TENEMS Wanted by a Doctor for a fortnight, from Thursday, November 3uth.—Apply to Messrs. Sharland and Co. YOUNG Lady Wanted, to give Daily Lessons to a little Girl.—Call at the Albert Hotel, Queen-street. HOUSE Wanted, within fifteen minutes of Post Office, 7 or 8 rooms and bath, in respectable neighbourhood. Good tenant. — Y.D., Herald Office. GOOD six-roomed House, within ten or fifteen minutes' of Queen-street. Price and all particulars to "Purchaser," Box 86, General Post Office, Auckland. PACKET TEA.—Retail Agent* wanted, for the New Season's Blends. Trade Mark; "Pyramids." JOHN REID & CO., Wholesale Agents,