For Sale. ______ pLLERSLIE—Nice, New House, 6 rooms and X conveniences; level allotment, 66 by 330; close station.— A. James, Shortland-street. BICYCLE, Lady's, bargain, perfect order, with lamp, brake, etc.; £4 10s.—Edwards, Rose Road, 3 doors past Leighton-street. BAY PONY' MARE, 5 years; good for saddle and harness; ,£7. AJjso, Boy's Saddle, 50s.—E. Eugster, Swiss Terrace, Hillsboro'. BICYCLE"" Bargain, Royal Enfield; cost over £20; in perfect order, £4 10s.— Davios, Bootmaker, Pousonby Road, near Picton-street ROTORUA.-Two Splendid 3f-Acre Sections, with Cottage, in Tntanekai and Fenton Streets; excellent business sites.—E. Eugster, 390, Queen-street, Auckland. /ThTTItENHAM. DEVONPORT. \J FOR SALE— VERY FINE SECTION Each 70ft by 280 ft. double frontages. These are the Choicest, Lots in the Market. 70s a Foot. PRATER AND SONS. JS~!_r-SS-^_!______!-S!!SS^ To Let , 'rpO LET— Front Double Bed-Sitting X Room, every convenience.— Lodge, College Hill, 4th above England-street. ; rpo LET-Half or Whole Newly-furnished .1. Large House, city, 4to 10 rooms; grand position; spacious grounds.— E.A., HERALD Office. ______________ 'mo LET—2 Nice Unfurnished Rooms, with A use of kitchen if required; healthy locality; low rent; near penny section. dress at HERALD Office. mo LET, CAMBRIDGEGOOD NINE-ROOMED DWELLING-HOUSE, Orchard, and about 20 acres land. Close to Borough Boundary. Apply W. F. BUCKLAND, Cambridge. m o L E TTHE WAREHOUSE, NOW OCCUPIED BY MESSRS. KRONFELD AND CO., with frontage to Little Queen and Albert Streets. Hydraulic Lift, Perfectly Dry Cellar, Large Offices, etc. I For terms apply to TMTITCKELSON AND po.. Little Queen-street. ' Board and Residence. ABDMORE. Beckham Place, off Grafton xl. Road; near to Domain. Vacancies for Gentlemen Boarders or Married Couples.— Mrs. Scott. FURNISHED Cottage to Let. Newton Road, near Karangahape Road; 25s.—Frater ; Bros, " XILLESMERE," Princes-street— .C Telephone, 45Sp TIINEMOA, Alfred-street, Albert Park.Jit • Vacancies. Terms moderate.—-Miss Yates. Telephone. 1068. NORTH SHORE.-BOARD AND RESIDENCE, close to Victoria Wharf. Terms moderate. Vacancies.— Beach Road West. __________ QONOMA, ALFRED-STREET, ALBERT PARK. O —Board and Residence, tourists and ' others. Telephone 672, Proprietress, Mrs. ' W. Eazelcy ■ HAVILAH," Cobden-street, opposite NewI: ton Post Office, near Id section.— cies; superior board; comfortable home; ' tonus moderate.— Ruthe. '* "ITINNORE." Symonds-street, near bridge.— JU. First-class accommodation, with Board, for Tourists and Permanent Residents, ■ under'new management. Telephone, 1076. ' STONEHURST," SYMONDS-STREET.— 0 First-class Board and Residence for "Tourists and ' Permanent Boarders. Terms moderate.— Albert A. Brown. Telephone , No. 504. .. B' EACHY HEAD." Grafton Road, near Choral Bright, comfortable rooms; excellent table; fine bathroom (gas heater); pleasant garden; first-class locality; convenient all parts; moderate.— Parnell. ■ GLENOSMOND," late "The Lawns."— Private Board and Residence; under ■ | new management. Most centrally-situated; . lovely view; especially large well-furnished 1 bed and sitting rooms. Entrances: Symondsstreet (nest Dr. Lindsay's) and Wynyardstreet. Telephone 1349.—Miss Da Mont. T> O T O R U A.-DARLINGTON VILLAAX COMFORTABLE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, close to the Government Baths. Electric light. Terms: 4s per day, 25s tier week. MRS. HEAD, Proprietress. T> O T O R U A. "nn HE piNES," 1 Under New Management. Entirely Renovated and up-to-date. Every Comfort and Convenience for Tourists. Close to Government Baths and Grounds. Cuisine Al. Electric ■ lights throughout. Terms moderate. * T. E. CROWHURST, Proprietor. j 9 - T OURIS_T_ S EASO-XQj ■Q RENT'S t BATHGATE HOUSE, ROTORUA. Lighted by Electricity. £3000 has been . spent in improvements since Inst season. Adjoins Tennis, Bowling, and Croquet Lawns, ' Government Baths, and the beautiful Government Gardens. Terms moderate. Porters meet all trains S. T. BRENT. Proprietor. Business Notices. .A, M. B*Y DE ~ (late 10 years' Traveller with Sargood, Sou, and Ewen), Well and Popularly Known throughout Auckland Province, • INTIMATES TO HIS NUMEROUS FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL That he has Commenced Business a3 a, HOUSE, ESTATE, AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT. THE SALE OF BUSINESSES A SPECIALTY. Clients can depend on Tnoronghness and Reliability. Address, COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. ASHLEY TTUNTER, Assoc. M. Inst,. C.E., Architect and Consulting Engineer. Office. No 18 Roya! Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. Telephone No. 1343. , p E It R O - C O N C li R T E. ; THE FERRO-CONCRETE PILE , Driven in the Harbour so successfully on Saturday last, and reported in this paper was made with : ' WILSON'S (LOCAL) PORTLAND CEMENT, Which we are prepared to supply in large or small quantities. Quality guaranteed high-class. 1 TOHN TX7TLSON AND QO.. T TD-, MANUFACTURERS. Office. 26, Shortland-street. Stores, Customstreet West. TVTOTICE OF REMOVAL. JOHN pOYLAN, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, REMOVED To No. 4, MERCANTILE CHAMBERS (Ground Floor), NEXT BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. JOHN -DOLLAR D, ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, AND ARBITRATOR. Ifi pOOMBES' A ROADE. CERTOS. CERTOS. OERTOS, CERTOS (Registered). Remember the Name of the I NEW CURE FOR TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA, HEADACHE, 4ND ALL OTHER ACHES. They are Wonderful in their Magic Curative Effects, and ARE ABSOLUTELY SAFE. Good for Infiuensa. Try them. ; , IS PAQK-TT, CHEMISTS AND STORES,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 12661, 15 September 1904, Page 1
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