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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9401, 6 January 1894, Page 1

Board and Residence. T O R U A HOT LAKES " ' " LAKE VIEW." GOOD ACCOMMODATION, _ Terras, 35s per week. '' ' ' ■j#.. ; MRS. Proprietress. "XT INT O N. .., H A L L," JUL 46 and 48, Margaret-street, Wynyard ; , Square, Sydney, . : PRIVATE BOARDING-ESTABLISHMENT. ! Centrally asd delightfully situated, facing the Square; very quiet and cool.' Bed and sitting-rooms well ventilated. . - '*■; St All communications addressed to T. HOLLINWORTH, will receive prompt attention. - , COMFORTABLE Furnished Rooms can be had at Paris Hoase, Nelson-street. i "FE R N L* E 1 G? ifl.' JL 1 Next Grammar School, Sytnonds-street. Hot and Cold Water Battel. ' MR9.CASIIKL., . Telephone 702. ' ; FOLKESTONE (&QUBE; PRINCES- I J3 STREET.—Eriiftttt' Board'and Residence; j single ana double ftedroorns,' hot and cold baths.— Terms moderate.—Mra. -;. , * ■ > ! . ■ . - j PORTCHESTER V. VILLA,- HardingestreetPrivate Board and Residence. Bath,! piano, all home contorts, coach-house, and stable. Five minutes' walk from? Post-office. Terms, 16s weekly. ■ .> X ■ , - — "v : •' ——: IVrESTLEBANK, ? Grafton 'Road, corner JLi Domain-street— Private Boar/! and Residence;' A few vacancies. . Baths, .etc." Terms moderate.— Mrs. Fanning, Proprietress. Yorkshire . house, symondsstreet—Private Board and Residence; single and double bedrooms. Terms moderate.—Mrs. Stephenson. . , ~.. " "OARMBECK," Grafton Road, near the JL> Choral Hall— few vacancies, with home comforts.—Mrs. Heckscher, Proprietress. . MERIVALE HOUSE, corner of Cobdenstreet and Karangahape Road — Private Board and Residenco, with every comfort. ' Terms moderate —Mrs. Clapcott. ~ t " | FROGMORE HOUSE, Corner Grafton Road and Symonds-street. Vacancies. Telephone 714. ; ■ /"NO YVES BAY, P. 0., WAIHEKE.— \/ . Comfortable Home. Splendid scenery, good fishingand boating.— to E.Parris, Proprietor: Accommodation can bo - ' had at XjL Sonoma, Princes-street, next Synagogue.— Mrs. Wm. Cruicksliank, Proprietress. Telephone 672. ... MRS. E. WILLIAMS' TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE, 70, GREY-STREET. Fine view. Plunge and Shower Bath Piano, and the comforts of home. BELGRAVE HOUSE, opposite Government House Grounds, Lower Symonds-street— Accommodation by the day, week, or month; good, table and attendance Terms moderate. — Mrs. Craig, Proprietress. Belmont house, upper vin-CENT-STREET—Every convenience to en- j sure comfort of Tourists, Visitors, and Permanent Boarders. Healthy locality ; spendid view. Suites of apartments. Hot and cold baths. Telephone 727.—Mrs. Basten. "pURm," GRAFTON ROAD. MRS. NORMAN, Proprietress. A Few Vacancies. Telephone 723. In taking possession of the above establishment, Mrs. Norman has retired from her partnership in Frogmore. * rjpHE grand HOTEL, dunedin. Under entirely new management. Specially adapted for tourists and travellers, who may now; rely on every comfort and attention. Moderate: terms to resident boarders. Unrivalled accommodation and appointments. First-class sample rooms.' Public drawing-room. Letters and telegrams receive strict attention, - - ... , ' JOffi? P. PIRRCY, . ' - i . . Proprietor. Frank to JUNCTION REFRESHMENT ROOMS. TO ROTORUA TOURISTS. Mrs. Crowley, having opened new Refreshment Rooms, just outside the Frankton Junction Station gate, will have Hot Dinners served immediately on arrival of the Auckland and Rotorua trains. Train stops from 15 to 20 minutes. Refreshments of all kinds. Prices moderate. Agent for sale of same day's New Zealand Herald. MRS. CROWLEY, Proprietress. raiHE RETREAT, next to Dr. Lindsay's, Lower Symond-street, Auckland (formerly residence of Mr. Thomas Cotter, solicitor), Situation unrivalled 1 View unsurpassed ! - Accommodation of best description for ladies and gentlemen and fami lies. The table and attendance are excellent! Bath, etc. Charges moderate.—Miss Kavanagb, Proprietress ■ C CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, / LOWER VINCENT-STREET, Second House from St. Matthew's Parsonage. SEA VIEW, overlooking Albert Park and City. EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS AND PERMANENT BOARDERS. Hot and Cold Baths. MRS. RICHMOND, Proprietress. ELLESMERE, PRINCES - STREET, OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT HOUSE, Adjoining Albert Park. Magnificent views of the harbour. • Specially adapted for Tourists, who may rely on every comfort and attention. r Moderate terms to Resident Boarders. Letters and Telegrams receive strict attention. ' Hot and Cold Baths. Proprietress .. .. .. MRS. PAIN. CARLTON, CITY ROAD SYMONDS-STREET. Ska View, overlooking Albert Park. Tourists and Visitors will find Home comfort, good table, polite attention, baths hot and cold. Telegraph, " Shailer." Telephone 326. SALTHURST, Cambridge — Mrs. and Miss Hill. Lost and Founa. UNNING on my Farm, at Ardmore, 1.1 near Papakura, a white face dark bay Mare, no visible brand; short chain around its neck. The owner can have the same by paying expenses. . GEO. W. REED. Miscellaneous. «mHE PROFLIGATE," A MONDAY NICXT. BELTS l Belts I Belts For Ladies' Woollen WEB BELTS go to Wallis and Caley's, Victoria-street East, 8 doors from Direct Supply Company. FURNITURE Packed and Removed to any part by Road, Rail," and Sea.—New Zealand Express Company, Fort-street. Telephone, 607. ' SELECTING A FIELD GLASS Is best done where a large variety is kept in STOCK, and PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE is BINOCULAR FIELD GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES, and TELESCOPES of all kinds! and powers, to had from , » T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortlaad-stveet. TO GO AT CHRISTMAS! YP'HERE TO GO AT CHRISTMAS! Christmas time is drawing nigh, ; * ' Toys and presents you will buy. Remember, the best place to go, Is to the NEWTON RAINBOW. Endless Variety there you'll find. Cheapness and Quality combined. Don't forget the address, you know,' But make straight for the NEWTON RAINBOW. A FACT to. those Concerned.— We are _CjL • willing to compete with the best England has or can produce in a public market; test to be by analyst for goodness or money value. We pay no freight, wharf store agent, or duty, hence a first-class genuine article, only nail the price of the best imported, and you get your money back and so do gooa for yourself and your country by buying your own produce—Moss and Co. a Ai Durham Sauce.—Parneli Auckland, N-/.- fe*. ■ THE LATE MRS. BRACKENBURY'S FRENCH STOCK, , EX ARAWA. • i?Qr»A AT RETAIL/VALUES. &OVV Will be open for inaiwctioo on MONDAY. TUESDAY, AND I WEDNESDAY, DISCOUNTS of 10 to 26 PER CENT. Off Mrs. Brackenbury's Prices. J. M. M°L aoHl,an ; 2°.2, QUEEN-STREET. . ««m H E~ PROFLIGAT E," j X MONDAY NEXT. * \' ;t '• \. ' ' . ' -Vj : .Y ' -.v- ,: 'n' y ' :