j • Board and Residence. "gEENT'S -gATIIGATE JTOUfI?, ' ROTORUA '* This Favourite Establishment, now one* for the season, has recently been enlargeT so that 80 Visitors can now be Accommodated: , TERMS MODERATE. S. T. BRENT. PROPRIETOR. T> -0 T O E V ~£/ XW HOT LAKES DISTRICT." THIRWELL HOUSE. , (New and Commodious Building.) ■■ ■ HALF-MINUTE FROM RAILWAY STATION: FOUR MINUTES FROM BATHS. ' ; Terms Very Moderate. W. A. WILLIAMS, . , j Proprietor. ' MOKOIA VIEW PRIVATE •IYI . BOARDINGHOUSE. * i Opposite the Post and Telegraph Office, and Near the Celebrated PRIEST. RAOHAEL. AND OTHER BATHS _, ROTORUA. : Terms: 25s per week, 53 per day. MRS. YOUNG, Proprietress. JJOTORUA CURSING A If - QOISTVALESCENT TTOME." THE MISSES YATES. Certificated Nurses. No Infections Cases. • * SO J?,™ T B L w _, t „ PARNELL, TK* n £ o,l §• 11 , Windsor Lane and Russell, street has Vacancies for Ladies or Gentlemen--1„?a\ M rgo BrormdE, ■ comfortable home, good table, smokmgroom; five ■ minutes 8 walk from St. , George's Bay, 15 minute 'Sf-StS?*' Post Office; 'bus passes ££?" , j MRS. CARPENTER. WA I 7 S E A HOUSE" r . ; , ROTORUA. l % now-carried en by Miss Graham.•formerly or Waiwera,. nesir Auoklartd. and latterly of Brents Bathgate ;House. The House is now {mown as * Waiwera House." Best situation in Kotorua. Within : five minutes' walk of thei Priest. Rachael, and Blue Baths, to which visitors are conveyed free; of j charge. Terms moderate. Address: " Botorna," * «"=■ ... "WAIWERA HOUSE." •' . Address; Rotorua. ~ QOWES gAY, •^aiheke" ; The Best Summer Resort in the Province, W E. PARRIS, PROPRIETOR. , _-,Boating in a Magnificent, Safe Bay. Fishing. a iF res 'fr and Saltwater Baths. m , a ™. t Alterations. Airy Bedrooms > The Cuisine and*, the immediate supervision _. '■„'-'•■ of MRS. PAKKIS. nt a fl er Ooromandel calls three times weekly , Termg moderate. Post Office at the House. yiOTORiA house; : CAMBRIDGE/' . '^ lto ?>i Catnbridge will find all the bn^i° 4*°? ■■:■ appointments of a first-claw htow» « VtorH _ onl!6 - is situated" in the nighest nd healthiest position in Cambridge; "wm?E?K ed -- b ? F"?n and ..orchard; and within 5 minutes' walk of the Domain. In cases of sickness. Visitors will have the adttftpw6 f TT?^ fessio « Nurses' assistance.- ' HELEN RUSSEL. ■ Principal. London How Pital and Kent Ncrsing Institution" R' ° T _____ R TJ At : -'" ' LANGHAM." :•■■ . UNDER NEW PROPRIETORSHIP. , Close to Government Baths, and centrally Station ° St offlce ' " Bn "' "a *S»S J 'lerms: 5s per Day, 30s per Week. ' ' J. BUOKTHOUGHT. Proprietor. /OELGRAVE HOUSE, Lower Symonds-strwt, JU». opposite. Government, House Ground?. Miss Bruce wishes to notify .her. patrons that "p«-*2f%?v made l x . te , nsiv additions to her Boardmghpuse, which ' win give increased ac. cmnmodation. Telephone 1144.-MiBS Broco. ■- A WA-AWAROA BAY, -ex able Board - and Residence 'at this ma nificent sheltered Bay; good boating, bathing, -fishing and shotting. Post office at house.-Apply Mrs., Gordon, Waiheke, or J. ii.Pinlayson, j: Strand Arcade, Queen-street. ■M-OETH SHORE-" Kildarlie." Beach Road" XI Devonport; 3 minutes' from Wharf superior Accommodation for Boarders and —MP Eodactlon for Permanent Boarders. " .QTONEHUEST," SYMONDS-STREET— KJ lu-st-class Board and Residence for Tourists and Permanent Boarders. Terms moderate. Vacancies.-Mrs. Albert A., 'VWOTJTBgB."': Grafton Road, fourth TKbyber Pass—Vacancy for one Gentleman; piano; hot, cold, and shower baths. Terms, 17s, plain washing.—Mrs. Clifford Witson. pUMARVO, Symonds-street-Single and v/ Double Rooms; Private . Sittingrooms; not, co.d, and shower baths:' amokingroom. Telephone 883—Mrs. Lnndon. , , " bluuuu GUY'S CLIFFE. Wellesloy-street East, above Albert Park—Single and Double Bed-. * rooms; hot, cold, and shower baths. Terms ; moderate.—Mrs. Butler. ABBEY HOUSE, Shortland-street, opposite I Bycroft and Private,: Board and Residence, 15s per week, or 2s 6d per day, Good table kept. • . ..,..■ PLEASANT Quiet Home, healthy situation; minute 'bus and train; six minutes' front Symonds-street.— Manse, Abbott's Road, ■ Mount Eden. ' BOARD i AND RESIDENCE < for respectable Working Men, meals from 6 aan. to JO p.m.—Mrs. Cassels, 87, Grey-street. Board, 15s per week. NORTH SHORE.-BOARD AND RESIDENCE, close to Victoria Wharf. Terns moderate.; Vacancies.—Bayswator, Beach Road West. " T7ILLESMERE." Princeß-atreet~Vacanoies. JCi Telephone 458. ■——■— ' ' in H -i—»—»«----—-—»_ hi" ii i. in /'.";; *" ' ■ .... .. ;.; • \':... —' . . . ';» M 1 ii m ■ a . Photography. ''' '■ npHE CARONY . GTUDIOS - (STRAND ARCADE ONLY). Under Ducal Patronage. THESE STUDIOS ARE REPLETE WITH EVERY REQUISITE FOE THE PRODUCTION' OF ' TTIGH-OLASS pHOTOGRAPHY. '■ •'• '■•■"■.'. . OPEN DAILY, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone No. 1165. 1 p E O E G E p R-B GO * T ''.' 1 ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER. 45. Corner of Queen and Wellesley Streets ENAMELLED CABINETS ** rVORYTYPES. 5 -OB 68. One 5 by 12 ■ Opal ; Enlargement and On« Dozen Cabinets (enamelled or mat) for l s ** ; i PROMPT nRfjTVEBY _,' : j" imi M n .I i ■"■g-ggssa;■■;; im YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, j CORNER OF ___~ , ALBERT : AND WELLESLEY 1 STREETS. Readingroom, bright and cheerful, comfortably furnished. AH the leading local «a Australian Papers, Reviews, Magazines, _>'_;•, on the tables; subscription, 2s 6d per Quarter- . The Library contains upwards of 4000 vols, in the various departments of literature, wui constant addition + New. Books; :> subscription. 2s 6d per quarter. , . .' ,„j , Meeting for Young Men on Tuesday, 1.1- i»4 7.45 p.m.; Thursdays, at 1.30 and 7.30; United' ; Missionary Prayer Meeting, Saturdays, at'.o". . Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p m.; Sunday Even* j ing Service in City Hall, at 8 p.m. ~.. t i i The General Secretary is always Bl aa ,-™ welcome YOUNG MEN, to show steangWS ow ; _ v the building,-; and c give them all needea "V formation, or to confer with euoh sia desire \ his help, ■''■'' ■..■. .:■'■:": ".::\ : h '■': '.'.'".'-'■'' "i"^ 1 '- ■ii,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11620, 6 April 1901, Page 2
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