Sporting. RACING OLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. THIS "Hayi h,s TW HIS JI'AY I -I HIS J-'AY ! FIRST RACEi p -MWM. PERCIVAL, Secretary, A.R.C. QHEHUNGA HACK RACES. A HACK RACE MEETING will he held on the old Onohunca Racecourse on SATURDAY, May 15, 1597. For Programme, etc., seo posters. W. M. TAPP, Secretary. FOR private sale THE FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED HORSES :~ BLAIIiINA, iyrs, by Blairgowrie— (halfsister to Armour, Ingoriua, and Crimson Streak) BAY FILLY, lyr,by Blairgowrie-Muskerina (halfsister to Man-o'-War) BEOWN COLT, lyr, by Blair.owrie—Lady Emmeline SWORDFISH, 3>ts, by Uotchkiss-Fishgirl. Apply to W. WALTERS, Papakuia. Railways. E W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND RACES, TO-DAY. Trains will leave the Auckland Station for the Racec -urse Platform at 11.45 a.m., 12 noon. 12.30, 1.10, and 2.10 p.m.; returning as required from about 5 p.m. RETURN FARES: From Auckland and Newmarket (including admission to coursei Is Ditto, rail only .. .. is Fare, Racecourse to Auckland) Is BY ORDER. Football. RUGBY UNION. TO SUBURBAN PLAYERS. Residents of the Suburbs District, desirous of playing Football during the incoming season, are requested to communicate with the undersigned not later than WEDNESDAY next, the 2Sth inst, (J. 11. DIXON, lion. Sec. A.H.U. Board and Residence. AYSW'TUR, Beach Road, Devonport.—Private Board and Residence, live minutes from Hist wharf. Vacancies. 11 BilE RN LB I(• Ht u Symonds ■ street. — Jj Board aud Residence. Telephone 9i2.— Mrs- Sandys. VACANCIES at Cambridge House, Lower Vincent-street, second house from St. Matthew'* Vicarage. Single and double rooms, hot and cold baths. Terms moderate. FIRST-CLASS Furnished Rooms to Let in Ponsonby (near Park); trams pass the door. Terms moderate. — Apply 8.A., HERALD Office. PRIVATE Board and Residence at " Perim," Symonds-street; single and double rooms. ITUtOUMOIUS HOUSE, Corner Grafton Road and Symoiids-street. Vacancies, Telephone 714. GLEN VIEW, Symonda-street, second h'Hise above St. Paul's.) Under new management.) Vacancies, Terms moderate. Trams and 'buses pass door. yjELLINGTON. Accommodation at " Whitehall," Boulcott street Central-Mrs. R. ONYON. /CAITHNESS (Into Dr. Kenderdine'e V 7 Residence), Kden-streot, opposite Supreme Court and Government House Grounds, Vacancies. Telephone, 1043.—Mrs. Carter, Proprietress. SYDNEY Working and Factory Girls Club, Kent-street— accommodation ; piano, library, etc.; situations found.-Apply Lady Superintendent, Terms, 12s and los weekly. LU M E A H." Upper Queen-street (next to Tabernacle). Telephone 802. Board and Residence. Pleasant Grounds and Good Views. Hot and Cold Baths. Terms Moderate. rfIHE CARLTON, X CITY ROAD, SYMONDS-STREET, First class accommodation. Situation and view unrivalled. Arrivals per rail or steamer met, if required. Telephone, 325. Telegraph, " Shailer," Aucklan ""OOTORUA.— House,' eupeXV rior Board and Residence, close to railway station and Government Baths. Terms, Os per day, 35s one week: two weeks or longer, 30s. Wire to C. Hawker Wilson for rooms." I" UNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS. J 286 QUKF.N-STRHKT, Opposite Smith it Ca"shey's), Mrs. Alexander bees to inform her numerous customers and Iho public generally that she has considerably enlarged her Luncheon and Tea Honms at above address, and placed same under efficient management, and hopes by strict attention to the reoulrements nf her customers to merit a continuance of the liberal support she has hitherto received. ■JJRENT'S JJATHGATE "JJOUSE, ' ROTORUA, IS NOW OPEN FOB THE SEASON Intending Visitor* will please send Telegram to secure rooms. 8. T. BRENT, Proprietor. Belmont house, upper VINCENT-STREET. This old-established and well-appointed dinghouse, commanding a splendid view, is healthily and pleasantly situated. Tourist", visitors, and permanent boarders »ill receive every attention. Private suites of apartments; hot and cold baths; single and double rooms. Terms strictly moderate. Telephone, 727. MRS. HASTEN. "IVf R s. Y 0 U N CPS -L' l MOKOIA VIEW HOUSE, ROTORUA. Opposite Post Office, and near Government ' Baths. Terms: 26s weekly, or 5s per day. MR S ' j| orrison ' S ROTORUA HOUSE. Terms, Es per day. Libeial arrangements for parties staying for a longer period. 1 Situation cannot be surpassed. Visitors staying at the above are taken to and from the Government Baths free of charge. Intending visitors should send telegrams to secure rooms. ■ H. MORRISON. SEDDON'S LAKE' VIEW HOUSE, ROTORUA I TERMS: 6s per Day; Special arrangements for a lengthened residence and families. CUISINE—A SPECIALTY! SITUATION unequalled, overlooking the Pa , Boiling Springs, and Rotorua Lake, 1 IN AG Perfection. PHAETON provided free of charge for visitors taking the Government or other Baths: The 1 Government Sulphur, or " Postmaster" Baths, the strongest and now most popular Acid Baths for Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Ac., are over 1000 yards distant from the nearest accommodation bouse. Intending Visitors will please send telegram to secure rooms. E. A. SEUDON, Proprietress. Drunkenness and KINDRED DISEASES TREATED WITH PHENOMENAL SUCCESS. , 72 Per Cent, op Standing Testimont during the last Ave years in Victoria. FORTY-FOUU LADIES TREATED For Alcoholism, Morphia and Chlorodyne Habit, > ■ ; Only One Partial Relapse, • • - • I Apply mi,T-~mtTWOLFENDEN, I "The Cablton," -Cm Road, Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10425, 24 April 1897, Page 8
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