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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 147683, 31 August 1911, Page 10

Sales by Auction. T ™ D AT ' AT 10.30 AM - Large supply op garden, ornamental. and pot plants. This Sale will bo the last but one, and the quality of Fruit Trees is extra good. Wo recommend orchardists not to miss it. p 4. pERKINS AND c°- ■ QO., AUCTIONEERS. QAMBRIDGE gPRING JJ OBSB AIE ' gEPTEHBEII 12, 13, 14, ANI> 15. ■1 HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHTS, JLUUU LIGHT harness, HACKS, and UNBROKEN HORSES. ORDER OF SALE —Sale commences at 10 a.m. with Implements. Vehicles, , and Sundries, following on with Unbroken Horses and Draughts to No. 80. Any Stallions for sale will be submitted immediately'after.- lunch. _ 13th.— 9 a.m., Draught Horses to No. 400. 14th.—At 9 a.m., balance of Draughts, and Hacks to No. 250. 15th.— Hacks and Light Harness Horses over No. 250. ? Vehicles, Implements, etc., will not be offered at any other time of sale except above. " . pARMERS* Q ©-OPERATIVE ; AUCTIONEERING C°" L m ' ' HAMILTON. G. F. MCCULLAGH, Auctioneer. Landed Property. IT IS BELIEVED , :" • That the 'iRAMS WILL • BE EXTENDED SOON TO MOUNTAIN ROAD. WAIATARUA ROAD, AND MEADOWBANK ROAD. And I havo FOR SALE, IN WAIATARUA ROAD , THREE SPLENDID LOTS OF THREE ACRES EACH ALL ADJOINING. ALSO, SIX ACRES. Each of these Lots has EXTENSIVE FRONTAGES . Also, in MEADOWBANK ROAD 12 CRES AXD 15 OEES WITH LARGE FRONTAGES. GAS (AND WATER. , THESE LOTS ARE WORTH BUYING ' N ow - • C J jj UTGHINSO^COOMBES'9 ARCADE. Q T A H U H U. FOR SALE-CAMP FARM, the property of D. Stewart. Esq.: ,comprising about 80 Acres of", the richest volcanic soil. The property bounds the rising town of Otahuhu, and 'the' whole of the land is splendidly adapted for subdivision into quarter and half acre lots. Price. £115 an acre. * - FRATER BROS., ■ Stock Exchange. . Tourist Resorts. , THE GABLES, RUSSELL.—Modern House. 40 rooms; hot and cold baths; right on •water's edge; plenty of rooms and plenty of room in rooms. 6s day, 30a and 353 week. Launch Ailoma at disposal of visitors. MRS. DARBY, Proprietress. ICING'S QOURT pRIVATE JJOTEL, UPPER QUEEN-ST.. AUCKLAND. M E ' G U SHEB i)Eu^,;uiETOa'lhts Hotel is very private, central, and convenient, surrounded by large and well laid-out grounds, and in the healthiest part of the city. Tennis Court and Gymnasium; full-sized Billiard Table and Skating. • Telephone 2256. Q'TONEHURST.. - O SYMONDSSTREET, AUCKLAND. .- ; ,-i NEW ZEALAND. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND - RESIDENCE. Telegrams Stonehurst, Auckland. MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN. Proprietress. Telephone 504.. VISITORS TO WELLINGTON— at V Wellington's Leading Private Hotel, HOTEL BRISTOL. The BRISTOL is a modern brick building, lined with sanitary asoestoa, absolutely fireproof. containing 100 'rooms, spacious balconies and garden roof, sitting, reading, writing, smoking, and billiard rooms. Perfect cuisine. Tariff; bs per day; 35s per Proprietor. J. .H. HINTON. Address telegram for accommodation, Hotel Bristol, Wellington. I7IERNLEIGH, SYMONDS-STREET, AUCK- • LAND; - ■ Opp. O'Rorke-stfeet, near to Albert Park. FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE. All Modern; Conveniences. MISS SMITH, Proprietress. (Late of Enmore). , 'Phone, 1319. PASSENGERS JL By the Express Trains should call at THE STRAND CAFE. HAMILTON. MEALS FROM Is. Seating fpr 100. The Commercial Hotel is just opposite. This information helps visitors to find out where the Good Meals are without difficulty. Open till Midnight. Branches Auckland, Napier, Hastings, Gis- . borne. - v ' V ■ * DOUGLAS BROS., Proprietor* rilß A R O H A.— ONNY GLEN. J. UP-TO-DATE BOARDINGHOUSE. Opposite .Domain Ground. Under New Management of Mrs. Harris. Visitors will find every comfort and good table. MRS. HARRIS, Proprietress, jgRENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE. ROTORUA The Largest Private Hotel of Rotorua. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of : it ready for the season. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths, patent, lavatories, etc. Nearest House to the Government baths, including the large new bath-house. Motor cars and conveyances leave Brent's for all thd side trips Terms reasonable. Porters meet all trains. . > S. T. BRENT. Proprietor. BUNGALOW. pOTORUA.-THE BUNGALOW. This large and up-to-date house, adjoining Sanatorium Grounds; two minutes' wain from all Baths, Post Office, and Railway Station. Electric light throughout. Hot, cold, and shower baths, and every home comfort. Terms moderate. MRS. J. MELVILLE, Proprietress. p O T O E U A. THE AUSTRALIA and THE EMPIRE Private Hotels, first two houses outside main railway gates, and adjoining, now conducted as on© establishment. ~ Accommodation - for 100 guests. Over 1000 applications for rooms at the Australia: had to be declined Last year, hence present extension of premises by purchase of the Empire (late Wonderland)—a new, commodious, and up-to-date House. A little history that tolls its own tale of popularity and public approval: — 1907, 30 rooms; 1909, 50 rooms; 1911, 90 rooms; and not yet equal to demand. Winter Tariff, 68 per day, 30s per week. Seour® rooms by wiring or Writing to J N. MCLEAN. Proprietor.Removal Notices. OF pEMOVAL. Q AND gON, LAND, ESTATE. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, HAVE REMOVED TO OFFICES (Lately Occupied by .Northern Coal Co.), ' rjIYBONE pUILDINGS. CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. First Floor. Above T. Mandeno Jackson. vl