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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10626, 15 December 1897, Page 1

'i£}i • Board and Residence. "Q. RAND y U E," PRINCES-STREET,; OPPOSITE MUSEUM. Al ova New Residence, commanding a delightful and extensive view of harbour, now open to yisi. tors. Rooms en Suite anil Singly. All modern improvements. — Mrs. DeBOURBEL, Proprietress. Board and residence. "ALASTOIt," Captain-street, Onehunga. , - > tMRS. LYELI- - ■ ---v ' STONEHURST, Lower Symonds-street. ."—Private Board and Residence, Single and Double Bedrooms. - Hot' and Cold Bath". Terms moderate,—Mis. Butler.' >■■■' "TjVR O CI M 0 R E." - Vacancies.Jj Symonds-street, opposite Choral Hall-First-class accommodation at- reasonable prices.— Mrs. Carter. Telephone 714. VACANCIES at Bella Vista, Waterloo Quadrant, opposite Government House.—Mrs. J. T. Gorman. Telephone 723. ("1 LENVIEW, Symonds-street — Vacan"X ries for one or two Gentlemen, ten minutes' from G.P.O. (second house from St. Paul's). Trams and 'buses pass door.. Terms moderate. t >■■'. PRIVATE Board and Residence ; ab ' " Perlni," Symonds-street; single and doable rooms. .. » ' BOARD and RESIDENCE can be bad at " Sonoma," Princes-street, five minutes' walk from Post Office.— Cruicksliauk, ""OOTORUA.—Langbam House,' aupeXV rior Board and Residence, close to railway station and Government Baths. .Terms, 6s per da , 35sone week; two weeks or longer, 30s. Wire to C. Hawker Wilson for rooms.' rp E E 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," Auckland. " T U.- M E A H. JLi Upper Queen-street (next to Tabernacle Telephone 802. Board and Residence. Pleasant Grouuds and Good Views. not ami Cold Baths. Terms Moderate. QLOSTER HOUSE, BIRKENHEAD. A beautiful healthy situation, close to Wharf. Half-hourly communication. MISS HAMMOND. . Proprietress! VACANCIES at Cambridge House, Lower Vincent-street, second house rom Wellesley-street. Private sittingroom and bedroom to let. Single and double rooms, hot andcold baths. Terms moderate. Special terms to permanent boarders " "DOWLING GREEN VILLA," foot of X) Grafton First-class Board and Residence. Terms moderate.— Captain Braund. " "jJTINNORE," opposite City Road, O'J Symonds-street. First-class accommodation for Ladies and Gentlemen. Hot, cold, and shower baths. Terms moderate.—Mrs. Wrijht. Telephone 1076, . " 17" ATOOMBA," Princes - street JA. (Opposite Albert Park Gates). Telephone 1'24. Board and Residence for Families, Lady, and Gentlemen. Private sitting-rooms. "f i L E N A L V O N.' VT SIMO.NDS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Telephone 514. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, For Families, Ladies, and Gentlemen. The house is situated in large grounds, six acres, comprising Shrubberies, Fernery, Fruit and Flower Gardens, and Tennis Lawn. Magnificent View of the harbour. Ten minutes' walk from the Post Office. Cars and 'buses pass the entrance gates. The grand hotel, PRINCESSTREET, AUCKLAND. Patronised by His Excellency Lord Onslow, Viscount Hampden (Governor New South Wales), Admiral . Fairfax, and other distinguished visitors. J, ''. '.'I : h -- -V '■MB. J. MORRISON " ... 7" T Wishes to inform his many Friends that he has taken over Ihe above Hotel, which is pleasantly situated, being near Albert Park and Museum.

HOTEL, TAKAPUNA. Til 10 FASHIONABLE HEALTH RESORT FOR TOURISTS AND HOLIDAY SEEKERS. The Ilotel anil Grounds overlook both Lake and Sea, and are pronounced by all Tourists to be the moat Charming anil Picturesque < they have ever visited. Fresh Water and Sea Bathing, Boating, Fishing, etc. Cuisine and Attendance, First-class. afternoon Teas. G. F. 1. OCKL EY, Proprietor. " J{, OSLYN " °' RORKE " STREET (Close to Albert Park Gates). PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, MRS. STEPHENSON. JgRENT'S gOUSE, ROTORUA, IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON Intending Visitor* will please send Telegram to secure rooms. 8. T. BRENT. Proprietor. QOWES BAY, WAIHEKE. The Best Summer Resort in the Province. E. PA HIS, Ppopiuetoii. Boating in a Magnificent Safe Bay. Fishing, Fresh and Saltwater Baths. Great Alterations. Airy Bedrooms. The cuisine under the immediate supervision of . Mrs. Paris. Steamer Coromandel calls three time* weekly. Terms moderate. Post Office at the House. «- ' Lost and Pound. REWARD. LOST, between the Bank of New Zealand and Victoria-Btreet West—An Envelope containing nine £1 Notes; envelope addressed to P. Kirkwood. The numbers are known and payment stopped. Finder rewarded on returning same to P. hirkwood, at Cox's Restaurant. . QTRAYED, on Saturday morning, 11th lO December, from New Windsor, AvondaleDark brown Pony Mare, about 14} hand*. Informstion kindly requested.—Fred. Fletcher, Avondale, LOST, Thureday or Friday last— marked "Tobacco," containing notes, silver, and 'bits tickets.-Reward at Lion Boot Factory, Rutland-street. t LOST, yesterday, in Queen-street or Karangahape Road—A Bunch of Keys on a Chain.— kindly leave same at Herald Office. LOST or Stolen, from Onehunga— Horse, branded H on shoulder; two white legs, fore and hind. Reward.— Eruete, Ihumala. Wanted. QTAGO HARBOUR BOARD NOTICE. Applications are invited for the position of SECRETARY and TREASURER to the Board, at a salary of £350 per annum. To be sent in to the Board's Office not later than the 26th January, 1898, and endorsed, " Application for Secretaryship." WILLIAM MIRAMS, . . Acting Secretary.' . Dunedin, December 3rd, 1897. UCKLAND freezing COMPANY ii. ■ (LIMITED). • ' WANTED — Two first-class Slaughtermen, at once. Apply to Mr. Graham, at the Works, Otahnhu, This Say, the 15tb, at 8 a.m. Si D. HANNA, . Manager. ■ BOY Wanted for Machine Room.— Apply Manager. Herald Works, Queen-st. ' MILLWRIGHT and Engineer wants Employment: first-class testimonials and certificate— Herald Office.. The SMELTING company OF , AUSTRALIA, LIMITED,' ■ are Purchasers, for prompt cash, of all classes of Gold, Silver, Lead, and Copper Ores and Producta. Works at Dapto (Late lilawirra), 66 miles Iron Sydney, - comprise plants for crushing, roasting, blast furnace smelting, sulphuric acid manufacture, leaching, bullion refining, etc., etc., under direct supervision of G. H. Blakemore, Manager and Chief Metallurgist. if J. ;v, .*. r . . • For rates and all information apply to / • JOHN HOWELL, Managing Director, , j.: Mutual Life Buildings, Martin Place, Sydney. . ■ WILLIAM : POWELL, Chemist, Grey!YT' street, has just received a large lot of It WAHOO," the celebrated Liver I""'' - t