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Board and Residence. T)ORTCHESTER VILLA (overlooking IT harbour, near Saltwater Baths), Uardingestreet (off Victoria-street).—Private Board and Residence. Piano, and all home comforts.-Mrs. Farrant, Proprietress. Terms IBs. FIRST-CLASS Furnished Rooms to Lets in Ponsonby (near Park); trams pu« the door. Terms moderate. — Apply 8.A., Herald Office. _ (1 LOSTER HOUSE, Birkenhead-Splen-JT did health resort, close to the wharf; halfhourly communication with Auckland.— Hammond, Proprietress. PRIVATE Board and Residence at "Perim," Syuiondi-street; single and double rooma. ■ _____ FROCtMORE HOUSE, Corner Ursfton Road and Symoiidmtreat. Vacancies. Telephone 7U, BOARD AND RESIDENCE at Sonoma, Princes-street, next Synagogue.— Wm. Cruickshank, Proprietress. Telephone 720. /NLENVIEW, Symonds-etreet, second VJT house above St. Paul's.) Under new management.) Vacancies, Terms moderate. Trams and 'buses pass door. *\7" ELLINGTON. Accommodation at" Whitehall," Boulcott street Central-Mrs. R. ONYON. riAITHNESS (late Dr. Kenderdino'e \J Residence), Eden-street, opposite Supreme Court and Government House Grounds. Vacancies. Telephone, lOM.—Mrs. Carter, Proprietress. VACANCIES nt Cambridge House, Lower Vincent-street, second house from St. Matthew's Vicarage. Single and double rooms, hot and cold baths. Terms moderate. SYDNEY Working and Factory Girls Club, Kent-street—Superior accommodation ; piano, library, etc.; situations found.—Apply Lady Superintendent. Terms, 12s and 153 weekly. LU M E A H." JU Upper QuEEN-sißEETlnext to Tabernacle). Telephone 802. Board and Residence. Pleasant Grounds and Good Views. Hot and Cold Baths. Terms Moderate. riIHE CARLTON, A CITY ROAD, SVMONDS-STREET, First class accommodation. Situation ami view unrivalled. Arrivals per rail or steamer met, if required. Telephone, 325, Telegraph, " Shailer," Auckland ROTORUA.-Lancrlmm House,' supeA\ rior Board'and Residence, close to railway station and Government Baths. Terms, 6s per day, 35s one week; two weeks or longer, 30s. Wire to C. Hawker Wilson for rooms." SEDUON'S LAKE VIEW HOUSE, tO ROTORUA TERMS : 5s per l>iy: Special arrangements for ii lengthened residence and families. CUISINE-A SPKCIALTY, SITUATION unequalled, overlooking the Pa Boiling Springs, and Rotorua Lake. DRAIN Perfection. ITIAEToN provided free of charge for visitors taking the Government or other Baths; The Government Sulphur, or " Postmaster" Baths, the strongest and now most popular Acid Baths for Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago. (Sic, are over 1000 yards distant from the nearest accommodation house. Intending Visitors will please send telegram to secure rooms. E. A. SEDDON, Proprietress. "ORENT'S T>ATHGATE TTOUSE, ROTORDA, IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON Intending Visitor* will please send Telegram to secure room*. S. T. BRENT, Proprietor. BELMONT HOUSE, UPPER VINCENT-STREET. This old-estiDtished ami well-appointed Boaiding. house, commanding a splendid view, is healthily ami pleasantly situated. Tourist) , , visitors, and permanent boarders will rccvivH every attention Private suites of apartments; hot and cold baths; single and double rooms. Terms strictly moderate. Telephone, 727. MRS. BASTEN, MRS. YO U N G'S •*■"- MOKOIA VIKW HOUSE, ROTORUA. Opposite Post Office, and near Government Baths. Terms: 25s weekly, or 6a per day. MR s, M ORRISON ' S ROTORUA HOUSE. Terms, 5s per day. • Liberal arrangements for parties staying for a longer period. Situation cannot lie surpassed. Visitors slaying at the above are taken to and from the Government Baths free of charge. Intending visitors should solid telegrams to secure rooms, H. MORRISON'. Watchmakers and Jewellers. LAST WEEKS f\f DALE! AST MEEKS V/F iJALEI Odr 1897 SALE POSITIVELY TERMINATES ON SATURDAY, APRIL 24. BIGGER REDUCTIONS THAN EVER FOR THE LAST FORTNIGHT, After which we shall open-up NEW GOODS, EX S.S. MAMAKI, FROM PARIS, AND ROTOMAHANA FROM SYDNEY. Also, MARBLE f( LOCKS ARBLE VLOCKS IN GRBAT VARIETY. O SATES T>ROS., OPPOSITE TOWN CLOCK, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. GOLD SPECTACLES. To hand from London and Viknna, Direct kiiom the Factories, a Parcel of Gold Spectacles and Folders, 15 varie-ties.-HASLETTS PHAUMACY, 252, QIIKEN-SIRKEr. Optician by appointment to His Excellency the Earl of Glasgow. TRAINED VISION Must prove hurtful to the eyes. The true remedy is properly-fitting spectacles, special attention is given to this by PEACOCK, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, SHORTUNDSTREET, Spectacles of every variety in stock. Astigmatic and other defects of the eye corrected. Artidcia eyes supplied of all colours. IS , Opposite the Post Office. CAPTAINS AND MATES OF VESSELS Are informed that NAUTICA,, INSTRUMENTS, Such as SEXTANTS, COMPASSES, RAROMETBBS, BINOCULARS, &c, Can be procured from PEACOCK, OPTICIAN, SHORTLAND-ST. Sextant Classes re-silvered and every kind of Nautical and Scientific Instrument efficiently repaired and adjusted. TjiASHIONABLE DRESSES - CashJ) mere, Alpacca, and Fancy Materials, in black, white, and coloured, from £1 to £'.'; House Dresses, 12s Cd; Skirts, 7s ad ; Blouses, 3s lid. J. M. MCLACHLAN, ■ill, Queen-ntreet. 9 AND 12 Feet Linoleums and Oilcloths, it to it 6d squaw yard, just opened ex Tonga riro and Star of England. J. M. McLACHUN, 2-22. Queen-atreet. •VTEW JAPANESE GOODS. 50 Cases of Japanese Goods unpacked at GOODSON'S JAPANESE BAZAAR, comprising the greatest variety of the latest novelties in Bamboo Tables, Kasels, Stools, Screens, Brackets ; Bend Blinds, 6 feet by 3 feet, 3s 9d each; Lacquer goods of all kinds, elegant China Vases, Tea Sets, and Fancy Cups and Saucers, marvellously cheap large circular Folding Fire Screens 6d each, usual price Is; Draught Screens and Lanterns. Goodsou's Japanese Bazaar is an unique exhibition, and should be seen by ALI, especially those wishing to purchase Pkesbnts, as no place in the colony offers such facilities for selection, Inspection Invited. Tourists and others will find a grand stock of Hammocks to select from at dOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, DIOR COAL, WATER, &c, J? H. J. GILBKRD, ,■..-. i , j Boring Contractor, Address: Huntly, Wniksto.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10419, 17 April 1897, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10419, 17 April 1897, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10419, 17 April 1897, Page 3