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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11852, 2 January 1902, Page 8

ZVltUWilVb. - - ■ . r . ~ "YTEW ZEALAND' EAILWAYS. ; ; ,'i AUCKLAND RACES,- JANUARY 1 AND 2. Trains will run from Auckland; to Race- £ course and Ellerslie every few minutes from ,-c about 10.15: a.:-n. till 2.10 p.m., returning at frequent intervals from about 4.30 p.m. till 15 minutes after last race. ;.„:;;. * „ - ■■' TARES. . Auckland or Newmarket if to Racecourse and return, including admission •.;■■•:... 23. Auckland or Newmarket to Racecourse;; and return, rail only ... .... '... 13. Racecourse to Auckland .... ... .... Is. Evening Trains will leave Auckland as follows -:—For Helenaville at, 7.30 p.m.; for Mercer at 7.0 p.m.; for Onehunga at 7.0 p.m., 8.45 p.m., 9.35 p.m., 10.20 p.m., and 11.15 p.m., :~> by ORDER. :■ , , 11......—11.. ...... -hi..i A v Board and Residence. : ■ : ~ ... G T> OT ' ■ ORUA. T SEDDON'S "LAKE VIEW," OBDCKEMXFTTJ, ."' A EOTOEUA. ;. : 1. Overlooking: Eotorua Lake. Native Pan, and Boiling Springs. ■;■ A The Grandes-- Sight in the District. ,1 Attached to the House is the famous Hot Chalybeate Mineral Spring, , And Premier Bath, free to Visitors. ■-:<■ • THE CUISINE A SPECIALTY. ''■ ■• ■ : .-. B Terms 5s per day; 30s per week, or longer. NOTE.— arrival at Rotorua, ask for Bed- ; don's " Lake View." q . - g SPRING GROVE, MAHURANGI HEADS.— O POPULAR SEASIDE RESORT FOE SUM- I MER VISITORS.— facilities for riding, bathing, fishing, and boating; tennis lawn. Adult visitors have the ran of the " i orchard and use of piano and boats, free. Riding horses on hire. Fresh cream, butter, 1 eggs, and vegetables Special arrangements i for families.— Mr. Morgan, by letter, or particulars in town from Rents, Morgan and Sens, Tailors, 283, Karangahapo Road, or • F. Powell, Grocer, 265, Queen-street. Full r L information at the McGregor Steamship Company. '■■' __ "■■ " I R TITHE'S ISLAND, WAIHEKE.— Rnthe desires to intimate that the Island is Re-opened to Visitors as a Select Home, tor the Coming Season. The island is situated ' near Waiheke, and is one of the most charming Epote for a holiday resort near Auckland. There are lovely bays, splendid fishing grounds, lawn, and light rowing boats at _ ; tho disposal of visitors. I Terms: Moderate. Boat meets daily Coromandel steamers. Seo • l' time-table. . , "• "'rn HE LAWN s," . -* LOWER SYMONDS-STREET AND w ynyaed-steeet, - ■■; ;• Within few minutes' walk of Post Office^ ' Symonds-street entrance next Dr. Lindsay's Every Comfort. Handy Situation, < . Excellent View. \.. ' ? Especially suited for gentlemen engaged in 1 business in city. . Terms moderate. . " MRS. A. FIEDLER, Proprietress. • ti/t ko: a V.EW PRIVATE " iVJ BOARDrNGHOUSE. . ~;. Opposite the Post and Telegraph. Office, . and Near the Celebrated PRIEST. EACHAEL. AND OTHER BATHS, ' ROTORUA. ; Terms: 25s per week, 5s per day. a. ■ ; - ' MRS. YOUNG. * Proprietress. WA Iff ERA HOUSE. EOTOEUA. Is now. carried on by Miss Graham, formerly . of Wr.iwera, . near Auokland. and latterly of - Brent's Bathgate House. The House is now known as " Waiwera Bouse." . Best situation in Rotorua. Within five minutes' walk of the Priest, Eachael, and Blue Baths. Terms moderate. Address: "Rotorua." -i " WAIWERA HOUSE." ". Address: Eotorua - - DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, !?. U * ' EOTOEUA. ..".,.• Proprietress, MRS. WEBBER. Centrally situated, near Railway Station and Government Baths. e " Electric Light throughout. . Terms Moderate. ', - TS RENT'S BATHGATE . -OL'SE, T O ROTORUA. ' ' i- This Favourite Establishment has been cmtinuouaiv open during the year, and has been appreciatively patronised by largo numbers 8; of pleasure-seekers. It has recently been ld renovated and enlarged, and is in a thoroughly je sanitary condition. Eighty visitors can bo comfortably accommodated. Terms niodorate. , m _, " . »'»_ a- iUi " la S. T. BRENT. Proprietor. r- "OOTORUA.-T EIKWEI I> HOUSE. A 3 ■" PEIVATE BOAED^ AND EESIDENCE. _ ii- This New and Commodious Establishment is situated within a-half minute of railway station and about four minutes from Government baths. Every convenience ana comtari. _ First-clasp Table. Electric Light throughout. •"" Terms very moderate. W. A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. T, TTAWAU ISLAND MANSION HOUSE, ResiJ\ dence of the late Sir George Grey .-Now Onen as a Farat-olass Marine Boarding Estab- „ lishment. • The most beautiful and. unique F spot in New Zealand. Climate and scenery attractions unsurpassed. Botanic gardens, romantic walks, yachting, fishing, shooting, | and bathing. Terms, 7s 6d per.day, £2 ia per week. I Eegular communication .byCoastal S.S. Oo.'s Steamers only. • N.B-Cot-tages to let.-Further information of Coastal Company, or H. Winkelmann, Agent, 316, Victoria Arcade (3rd floor). Take the elevator. Office hours. 10 to 12. . ■ WALDEMERE TTOUSE, . YVi On Beach at -*-*- MAHURANGI HEADS, . Now Open for Exception of Visitors. Terms anil particulars on application to J. JACKSOIN. STONEHUEST." SYMONDS-STREET.-First-class Board and Residence for Tourists and Permanent Boarders., Terms of moderate. Vacancies.— Albert A. [. Brown. Telephone No. 504. ' . ~~ " "171NNOEE," Symonds-street (opposite City °° Hi Vacancies for Gentlemen and **» Married Couple; also. Combined Bed -j, and Sittingroom vacant.—Mrs. Bach. Telephone, ~ 1076. . . —— L ind "rn'HE LIONS," Wellesley-street West, AuckJL land.—Comfortable Accommodation, - with board; moderate terms; large double mB rooms; every convenience; handy.to town. en- " "DARK '> HOUSE," Ponsonby Eoad, . next J: Western Park—A Good and Pleasant ~"' Homo for permanent Boarders. Visitors retom ce ive every attention.—Mis3 Colegrove. at —; —. . — - 1 -- "". ——••-":;:-- .;:.-.,,... .... .-...,..; eal •< XTTDEONA," Karangahapo Road, 3 doors its. ■'. V ■•■ from ■ Pitt-street.—Vacancies ■ • for —' Boarders; terms moderate.—Mrs. Fawcett, late its. of Naval and Family Hotel. ' i ap- — : —-——- —■..., — ■ ..,,./ est., Qjrn, HELIERS BAY— View"—Board nce O and Residence, first-class accommodation; ot - croquet lawn, stabling, paddock. Terms ~ d moderate.—Mrs. Coutts. . or " T7STYNYARD HOUSE," Eden Orescent, near mit \\ Museum — Vacancies; comfortable ! sal home, good table; terms moderate; harbour can view.— Daykin. ' r- , -VTOBTH SHORE.—BOARD AND EESlrst- J_M DENCE, close to victoria Wharf. Tei ma moderate. Vacancies.— Bayswater, Beach Road West. . --.- ■ - ' '■"'■■s "TIJMEAH," Corner Short and Jermyx Jj Vacancies for Gentlemen, hoi and cold baths. Telephone, 1108.—Miss M. E SB, '^ y l°£: ■ — KENILWORTH, Grey-street, Devonport, be tween wax"ves—Privately situated, splen did views of harbour. ■ VACANCIES for Boarders at Mrs. Oassell's, 87, Grey-street breakfast from 6 o'clock »■' Terms, 15a.. . . ' ' -■■■"■• - ; ITR " I?LLESMEEE," Princes-street-Vacancies x ' Hi Telephone 458. J EVIEN, QHALLCEASS. AND /-10. AUCTIONEERS, • 3NT. FRUIT, PRODUCE, AND GENERAL ' , ;/l :■ MERCHANTS. 13 . WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. CONSIGNMENTS OF NEW POTATOES AN] , ALL PRODUCE _ HANDLED AND SOLD TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE. " ' ' 95, v ; ; t -. ; , ..'. ==: ' shipments of fruit solicited. no. [:"''■ ■ '" """ , The Situation of our Premises in the busies • part of the City, combined with our Larg Connection of Buyers, enables us to retur: : top market price for all consignments shir ped to our care. ' ; • Reference: THE- NATIONAL BANK OF N.Z.