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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10020, 6 January 1896, Page 1

■ i. For Sale. • • FOR SALE—SG£ acres Arab-class Land, also 28 acres Leasehold at small rent,—Apply to James Gurney, Pukekohe. FOR SALE—A 10-roomed Dwellinghouse (built of concrete), situate In Symonds street, 1 near St. Paul's Church.— to W. Aitken, Land ' v Agent, Shortland street. BARGAINS — Just received, a large assortment of Wall Papers. Cheapest in town. Gold from Is, Sanitary from fld; other patterns from 4(1 per roll. Paper hung from Od per 1 roll. On Sale: Mixed Paints, Olfs, and Varnish's. Glass cut to any size. Glazing from 2d per foot, 1 —D. Simpson, Painter, Paperhsnger, ami Glazier, 1 Karaugahape Road, near Bank Now Zealand. POCKET KNIVES and RAZORS, a Specialty. Call and see my new stock of Pocket and Table Knives, Hollow-ground Razors, Forks, Spoons, etc.—Thomas Samuel, 232, Queen street. t A GOOD COAL, WOOD, AND LIME BUSINESS, on very easy terms. — Apply ' N.Z, Express Company, New Plymouth, or Fort | street (Auckland). TO COACHBUILDERS. - For Sale or Lease, a Sound Coachbniidlng and Wheeli Wright's Business, near Auckland, doing a good I trade.—Address Genuine, Herald Office. FOR SALE-GAS COOKING RANGES -Perfect in working, substantial, and of the 1 highest elites throughout. | AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), ' j 20, Wyndham-street. ; FS. MURRAY, Chemist, Parnell, for • "WAnOO," the remedy of the ago for stomach troubles. JjILOUR — "ATLAS" FLOUR, i FDR BAKERS AND STOREKEEPERS. ) ; Delivered at Lowest Price. JOHN REID & CO., Agents. MoE WAN'S PALE ALE (Unequalled), GUINNKSS'S STOUT (Richardson's and Blood Wolfe Bottlings) ROYAL LIQUEUR WHISKY ROSS MCKENZIE WHISKY LEMON HART HUM. Other Brands in Stock. GABRIEL LEWIS & CO., ) Sole Agents. I rjpo THOSE CONCERNED. ' For all klndi of Meat, Fowl, Kangaroo, Fish, Ham, Bacon, Cheese, Soup, or Cold Meats, it is c acknowledged to he what it is represented: equal to the very best imported, and sold at half the prico. As a remedy for the effects of drink, or pain In the stomach, use any quantity you like, 1 much or little; it Is simply excellent. Moss and j Co.'s Durham Sanco, to be had from Merchants and Grocers, and at 85, Grey-street. L' ÜBRICATING OILS, MACHINERY BELTING, ENGINE PACKING, WATERPROOF CART AND RICK COVERS, SWAN'S ' CALEDONIAN SHEEP DIP. 5 A. YOUNG & CO., i Telephone No. 557. FORT STREET. Board and Residence. Belmont house, upper ( VINCENT-STREET. This old-established and well-appointed Boarding use, commanding a splendid view, is healthily and pleasantly situated. Tourists, visitors, and permanent boarders will » receive overy attention. . Private suites of apartments; hot and cold baths; single and double rooms. Terms strictly moderate, j Telephone, 727. ! . MRS BABTEN. ' JJUNBLANE restaurant 181, QUEEN STREET (opposite Motrin's). W. S. CANNON, Proprietor, ' Begs respectfully to inform his numerous patrons ; and tho public generally that he has now increased accommodation at his Popular Restaurant, having l taken over the Rooms on First Floor for Ladies ' and Gentlemen. His motto is " Cleanliness, Civility & CbettyMra. Telephone 608. $ : v '" *' '~ :T "***** TSTANA (LATE FERN LEIGH) J. LOWER SYMONDS STREET, Ulidor No» Management. I PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Hot and Cold Baths. Good Table. ' MitS. Johnson, Proprietress. UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. CAR] SB ROOKE, BEACH ROAD, DEVONPORT. SUPERIOR APARTMENTS. Telegrams and letters receive Immediate attention. CA M RRI DG E II O U'S E, LOWER VINCENT STREET, Second house from St. Matthew's Parsonage, Sea view overlooking Albert Park and City, EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS AND PERMANENT BOARDERS. Suites of Rooms with private entrance, i Hot and Cold Baths. MBS. WALLACE, Proprietress. 00 WES BAY, WAIHEIiE. THE BUST SUMMER RESORT IN Till! PROVINCE. E. PARRIS, Proprietor. , Boating in a magnificent safe bay. Fishing, Bathing. Airy Bedrooms. Tho cuisine under the immediate i supervision of Mrs. Parris. Steamer Connflnndel calls four times weekly. Terms moderato. Special terms for families. Post Offico at the house. Medical attendance available. 1 gUMMER RESORT, HAMILTON. 1 LADIES OR INVALIDS wishing to VISIT HAMILTON After the 30th can bo accommodated with Board and Residence, every comfort and attention. Pleasant situation. Charges moderate. Address, "Rural," Hamilton, or Herald Office, Auckland. JJRENT'S JJATHGATE J^OUSE, ' KOTORUA, IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Intending Visitors will please send Telegram to secure rooms. S. T. BRENT, Proprietor. CARLTON, CITY ROAD, SYMONDSSTREET. Situation unsurpassed. Overlooking Albert Park, r Commanding extensive sea views, Drainage sanitary conditions perfect, Home comforts. Good table. Cleanliness, punctuality, polite attention, ' Reference to visitors' book. Arrivals met by steamer or rail. Telephone, 325. Telegraph Shailer, Auckland, PARK ROAD—Mrs. Binney will have vacancies for Gentlemen Boarders after the I 7th Instant. Gloster HOUSE, BIRKENHEAD.— ' SELECT SEASIDE SUMMER RESORT. , Charming and Healthy situation, 5 minutes from wharf, Boating, bathing, fishing, and tennl* lawn ! in immediate neighbourhood.— Hammond, [ Proprietress. VACANCIES for Boarders at 80, Grafton Road; moderate terras.-Mrs. Mac Donald's. Board and residence at Sonoma, Princei-streot, next Synagogue.— i Mrs Win. CrulcksL-ank, Proprietress. Telephone : 726. WAITEMATA VIEW, I Hanlingestreet.— Let—.Three Furnished Bed- ' rooms, Sittingroora (use piano, bath); splendid view 1 of harbour; 6 minutes' from Union Bank. GLEN VIEW, Symonds street, second house above St. Paul's Church-Private Board 1 and Residence. Terms moderate, Hot and Cold | Baths. / ■ ■ ME IVA L E HOUSE (Next National Bank, Karangahape Road) Vacancies. PARK VIEW, Alfred-street, near Choral Hall. Superior accommodation. for , ladles and Gentlemen; under new management.— Mrs. Harrison. V . KvVACANCIES, Rosebank House, Albert V- • Road, Devonport. Tennis Court.,. ' TjIROOMORE ' HOUSE, : Corner Grafton " \ -J? Road and Symoads-iitreet. • Vacancies, . - i' Telephone 714 . •i ,W B L L ' I N G T O N. ■W ■ — " , . ?. Accommodation at '• Whitehall," Boulcott street. Central, R. ONYON. ■ - >