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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13744, 8 May 1908, Page 1

Shipping. "S w1 a E Lx* E- • DIRECT STEAMERS. ' NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON. Steamer Tons. Commander. ~ BANFFSHIRE ..."3,100 J- Wallace . . PERTHSHIRE ... 8,000 B. T. Cramer. FIFESHIEE ... - B,odo A. B..Paktaffton _■ BUTESHIRE.., ... 8,000- W. Chicken. NAIRNSHIRE ... 3,500 W. J. Page MORAYSHIRE ... - 8,500 A. McLauchlad .*. ; ■- AYRSHIRE' „ ... 10,200 B. Co oil . '; •Twin screw. The above magnificent^Steamers, .^bida■ nave all been specially built, for the, aew Zealand trace, and make an average passage of 46 days, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers are fitted throughout with every. modern convenience, and accommodation is., provided for Saloon and Steerage Passengers. Doctor and Stewardess carried. Passage Money: Saloon. 40 guineas; steer-j age, £16, £18, £20. . ,; -: For further information apply to tue; Managing Owners, TUENBULL, MARTIN. AND CO.. « 1, CrawfOrd-st., Duuedin._ rpilO S. nOOK AND g o>'' (Chief Office. Ludgate Circus.; London.). . COOK'S AS-SAGE A GENCY. '. OOK 'S 'X 7 ASSAG& XX GEN If you Want a Passage by ' P. and O. Co. Shaw, Savill, & A. Co. Orient-Royal Mail N.Z. Shipping Co. - ;; North-German .. Cape Lines ■ ' . .'r Canadian-Australian*.While Star, etc., etc. " SEND FOR , Y riOOK'S AILING IST . ~ ■ Uook-s Bailing juist ,; (with Map), posted Free, giving FARES and; Sailings in advance by all Lines, all Routes, . and Classes, to all parts of the World. ~ , • ' Inquiries invited. '■'", . pOOK'S HIPPING QFICE, '■ 62. QUEEN-STREET. / .i:. ,:•■'/■.■'.: To Let. H TO LET, Custom-street East—Fine Large : Cellar.—lrving Clarke, Custom-street. ' rilO LET, Grey Lynn—Villa. 6,' rooms, all con-;. X venien:es; 18s—J. A. James, 63, Queenstreet. • _. '■ --■'"l rpo LET—A Largo Room; suit two gentleX men friends; terms moderate.—Apply. 45, Khyber Pass. • -. '\-v^ rpo LET, Ponsonby— House, witti X~ wash-house, copper and tubs; rent,.l4s;-; —Ward Baker, 35. Queen-street. ___. rpo LET— Up-to-date 6.-roomed House,' X Ponsonby: every convenience; h. and c. water; large allotment; handy cars.—J. H. Millar, 20, Coombes' Arcade. ■.'-,:■■ ■ ■;;■ OFFICES to Let; central position;. 5 cheap* Particulars from Drought;, and' Payne, Mercantile Chambers. Queen-street..-.-,.; OPLENDID SUITE OF ROOMS, on First? O' Floor, Mercantile Chambers, Qneep-. street, next Bank of New Zealand; ; thorough-: ly suitable for Dentist or Solicitor.— Elliot. B.N.Z. Buildings. . • ,i rp o . L ; E -J-iK ALBERT-ST— Large Store, 3 flats, suitable for subdivision. Rent, £3 10s per week. _ BOARDINGHOUSE, Beach Ed., Devonport, larooms: 1 acre, laid, out in garden' and; orchard. Apply _ . i. .';'• \ G. B. OSMOND, '■.■',4.;':::i:^ 135, Queen-street, ;.- rn 0 LB . \ : T. u WELL-LIGHTED OFFICES' AND -SAMPLE ;' ROOMS, ' ?' HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH-STREET^';^ Rents Low. - ■ .Y ' v VP '' W. AND G. ELLIOTT, . ', ■ _.'■• Queen-street,'; , —— -, »:■;' I >n "' O • L B ' .T. • PONSONBY RD., NEAR 3 LAMPS- >i* ;,LARGE. SHOP AND, DWELLING. .- 1 ■ Apply.... • - . "■ T. DARBY, J.; " Royal Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. rpO LET ON LEASE, QUEENSTREET— SMALL UP-TO-DATE SHOP. W. WARD BAKER, Auctioneer, . 85, Queen-street. mo LET, IN OWEN'S ROAD MOUNT X EDEN-FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, containing 9 rooms. With modern conveniences. Stables, coachhouse, man's robin, etc. Grounds beautifully laid cut in garden and orchard. Soil, rich volcanic. Rent, 30s. per week, and water. W. FRATER AND SON,. 103, Queen-street. rp O L E T, FURNISHED- ■*• MRS. BINNEY'S RESID - 08, Top Queen-street, next Tabernacle. Commands magnificent views of harbour. Stands in pretty grounds; tennis court, etc. Every modern convenience; hot and cold water, telephone, etc. Apply, G. W. BINNEY AND SONS, Custom-street East. HPO LET, IN VICTORIA AVENUE, -*" REMUERAA GENTLEMAN'S MODERN RESIDENCE, containing 12 rooms and all conveniences; stables, coach-house, man's room; and 4 acres of land, in grass, orchard, garden, and ornamental grounds. Apply W. FRATER AND SON. Board and Residence, ABERDABE," Upper Grafton Rd.-First-claas Accommodation; close Id sec--1 tion. 'Phone 2037. KENILWORTH," 21 Upper Vincont-st.-Under ' entirely new management. i Handy to cars and only 5 minutes' walk from j city.—Mrs. Corrigan and Miss Doyle. j" . , ; , _ — . SONOMA — Private Hotel. Alfred-street. i O Albert Park—First-class Accommodation lor Families, Tourists, etc. Terms moderate —Mrs. W. Bazeloy. Telephone. 672. I TING'S COURT, Queen-street (late Prince v Albert College).— Hotel. Tenuis court, cricket pitch, gymnasium, etc. Telephone, 2255. .; ~.,. . 7ACANCIES for Boarders.-No. ' 30, PoiiV sonby Road. Terms, 18s per week. - /~\LENALVGN" PRIVATE HOTEL (Late " Admiralty House "). Telephone. 1010. JERMYN-ST. \\T E B B E R 'S, 44 ROOMS. VV DEVONSHIRE HOUSE. ROTORUA, Opposite Railway Station. First-class Table. Electric Light. Patent Sanitary Arrangements. Tariff: 353 per week. 6s per day. "rrMIE AUSTRALIA." ROTORUA.—New X House, 30 rooms; splendid situation in main street; 100 yards from railway station, four minutes' walk irom baths; superior table; spacious rooms; electric light: hot and cold baths, and every home comfort. Tariff, 6s per day, 35s per week. Special terms to families, parties, and for extended periods. Titos. Cook and Sous' Coupons. Small Launch at nominal rates, fishing rode, etc., free. Porter meets all trains. Letters and telegrams receive immediate attention.J. N. McLean. Proprietor. TJRENT'S TDATHGATS TTOtJSE. ROTORUA (Now open for the Season), has been thoroughly renovated, and is now in every "way tip to date. Lighted by electricity. Nearest house to the Government Batns, including the large new bath-house. Motor Cars and Conveyances leave Brent's for all the side trips. Terms reasonable. •' Porters meet all trains. S. T. BRENT. Proprietor. METROPOLE, ROTORUA, PRIVATE HOTEL (40 ROOMS), FIRST SEASON. This newly-erected House is immediately opposite railway station, at gates to left entrance. Visitors to Rqtorua will find the Metropole the best appointed and most up-to-date house in Rotoraa. Magnificent view from balcony. Electric light throughout; hot baths; first-class table; 3 minutes from Sanatorium. Bedrooms large, airy, and well furnished.—J. F. DWYER, late of Auckland and Christchurch. Tariff. 6s per day. Address, Hot-el Metropole, Rotorua. , •_ npHE "ELITE" MILLINERY : SCHOOL. X . MISS LLOYD-SMITH (late, of Sydney. ' 23, CITY CHAMBERS, QUEEN-SioxEET. HIGH-CLASS TUITION. Competency guar- - \ t f'"; • anteed. '■:' .*'.' Prospectus on application. Orders taken. Day and Evening Classes,