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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15169, 7 December 1912, Page 2

Apartments Wanted. • T>ED and Sittingrooms, partly furnished, • JL> wanted for lady; all modern conveni- . encea; with or without hoard; must be good locality: garden, view, etc.—For ad- ; dross apply at HERALD. ) "DOARD and Residence in private family £> required by two young gentlemen; with yonn? married couple preferred: willing to ' furnish own bedroom and sittingroom—• ' Rex. 758. HERALD. ■ ELDERLY M.O. want Board and Residence, private family, no children; sunny position; handy train, tram; moderate terms.—V., 750. HERALD. I BURNISHED Rooms, two or three, with ' conveniences, required by father and son. Separate range, entrance; near beach preferred.—B, 734. HERALD. , LADY, young, wants single furnished bedroom and partial board at once; good Moderate 740. Herald- __ SEASIDE or Farm.—Board and residence for four weeks from January 3 next, for two boys. 15 and 16 years.—Address communications in first instance to J .At, 753. Herald. Apartments Vacant. ADMIRABLY situated Apartments, private balconies, eittingrooni. and bedrooms; vacancies at The Mansions. Win taker Place. Symonds-st. Tel.. 2724. Billiardroom. APARTMENTS and Board and Residence, small private family, nice comfortable home: terms from 165.—48. Khyber Pass. -d section. A" PARTMENTS - 41. SYMONDS-3TEEET. Good Accommodation for Visitors and Permanents. •Phone 2563. , MRS. J. 0- SELLQREN. ALBEMARLE. (Late Residence of Dr. Sharman). Corner of Burleigh-street and Khyber Pass, is now open as a First-class Boardinghouse The rooms are large and well furnished. 'Phone 3708. BEDROOM, furnished, gentleman; hot and oold bath.. no children, new furniture, 2d tram stop.—Mt. Eden Rd. Tea Rooms. BED-Sittingroom. newly furnished, double, use conveniences, gas. kitchen; suit m.c.. no children.— House, facing Park Avenue. . BEDROOM, double, rurnishod, sittingroom. separate kitchen, private entrance, and conveniences; harbour view; penny section.—HEßALD, _ BELLEHURST, Cameron-st.. . off Shelly Beach Private Board and Residence; lmin. car. Bmin. Queen-st: beautiful situation, near Point Erin Park, and new Swimming baths; lofty rooms, fi. and o. shower; modem conveniences. Phone 2338.—Mrs. (Capt.) Btein. BOARDERS — Vacancies for Married Couples and Gentlemen Boarders; comfortable home; terms moderate.— Simons, Scotia Place (off Queen-street). CHELTENHAM Furnished Bed and Sittinsnrooin: gas and every convenience Mrs. Steele. 91. Vauxhall Road. Bevonport ■■ - ■ T"s_YONPC'RT.—Simla, King Edward's JL/ Parade—Vacancies for visitors and peraanents; close beach and wharf; terms moderate.— Bellingham _____ DEVONPOBT.— Large Balcony Room, suit two gentlemen friends or M.C. in private family, hot. cold, and shower bath, near beach and steamers.—Apply. in first instance, '22, P. 0.. Devonport GLENEDEN. Balfour Rd.. Parnell. via Garfield-st, overlooking harbour-Vacancies.-Mrs. Jackson. Prop 'Phone 3052 HOME, comfortable, for two Boarders or M.C.. every convenience, soft washing; terms moderate— Upper Queen-street. HAURAKI HOUSE. Vincent-street, near St. Matthew's.—Vacancies for Boarders; new house, hot and oold water. Terms moderate.— MoLiver. 'Phone. 3683. INGLEWOOD. Manukau Road, Parnell (near Maunsell Road). First-class, accommodation for visitors and permanents. "Phone 2037. LADY or gentleman requiring change and rest can have superior home as paying guests.—Address at HERALD. ■ ' LAKE TAKAPUN a.— for Visitors and Permanent Boarders at Watea. The Strand (lmin. to tram and beachi MONA HOUSE. 12. Lower Symonds-street. opposite Choral Hall.—Firet-olass Accommodation for Permanents and Tourists, —Mrs. Gick. 'Phone 293. MOUNT ROYAL. 237. Upper rSymondsstreet. opp. Mount Eden Road, firstclass private hotel; Id section; vacancies. 'Phone. 4027—Mrs. Bennett. ■'■■■•■ MRS. NEWSOME. Huntly Avenue, off Carlton Gore Road.—Private Board and Residence. ' terms moderate; near car and Grafton Bridge ' MERLIN HOUSE, 196. Hobson-street.— Good accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders; terms moderate.— Mies S. CapiiL NAUMAI, 52. Grafton Vacancies for Tourists and Permanent Boarders, all modern, conveniences.—Mrs. Cockburn. PORTSMOUTH HOUSE. 2. V7averloy-st., off Queen-st., under new managementVacancies for permanents and visitors,— J Simpson (late Maunsaturotoi. ROOMS— Single Beds. 5s week, use smoke, sittingroom. piano; h- and c. bath and shower: p.w.0. ; three minutes Queen-st.— 48. Nelson-street. City. ROOM.— Wanted, two. young girls to share furnished room. — Mrs. Tomlinson, Symonds-st. , SEVERAL Furnished Flats to Let; also Furnished Apartment Agent, 36. Ponsonby Rd.. near Reservoir. THE AUSTRALIA. Wellesley-street (above Opera House). First-class accommodation; newly furnished; balcony rooms, double and single. Tel. 4233. THE CHIMBS, 57, Symonds-street Vacancies for Permanents and Tourists. 'Phone 1144. MRS. MARTIN, Proprietress. THE ABBEY, PRIVATE HOTEL, 361, Queen-street (near Town Hall). MRS. J. C. DUNN. 'Phone 2110. VACANCIES for Gentlemen Boarders, one minute from car stop.—229. Ponsonby Road. 'Phone 3879. ______________— i VERONA, 45, Karangahapc Road.—Private Boardinghouse; accommodation tor visitors and permanent boarders; Id section. —Mrs. Skene. • VISITORS to Auckland will find excellent accommodation at Langham, 76, ' Wyndham-etruct (close to Queen-street). Terms moderate. ACCOMMODATION AGENCY. KING AND ROSS. 19. Wellosley-st. Above Opera House. Single. Double or Suites of Rooms. Furnished or Unfurnished, with or without partial or full board. Inspected and recommended by us. American principle. Owners see us. 'Phono 4056. AVONHYRSTE, 62. SYMONDS-STREET. Extensive additions have now been completed, and every modern convenience introduced to this central and first-class BoardinghouseTerms moderate. 'Phone 4123. MRS. WEIR (Late of Christchurcb). — i Wanted Known. BROADWOOD PIANOS — Perfection in Pianos.—Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S Ooldioutt, Munagcr. -\XrANT A PIANO. EH? ~~ v v See the No-Deposit Piano Co., 28. Highstreet, for easy terms BLDTHNER Germany's Best - Sole Agents, E. and _ Piano Agency, Ltd. _. Coldicutt. Manager A RTHUR NATHAN'S "GOLDEN TIPS "- _TL Obtainable from all stores ARTHUR NATHAN S " GOLDEN TIPS '- A blend of pure hill grown Ceylon Teas. ' ARTHUR NATHAN'S "GOLDEN TIPS "- Unsurpassed in quality. flavour and aroma ■ ; WE deliver Taupiri, Westport, Newcastle, and all Coals, also Firewood, to any part of the City and Suburbs at lowest rates.-Winstone, Ltd., Union Buildings. Customs-street East. Symonds-street. and Mount Eden. ' PIANOFORTES Tuned, sb.— Hood. Nor-man-st.. Mount Roskill Road. Orders received by Mr. Hawkins. Staticuer. Queen-st. ARTHUR NATHAN'S "GOLDEN TIP 3"Most enjoyable when picnicking by the seaside MRS. H. A. NIELSEN. Ladies' Hair Worker, has opened business in King's Court Buildings. Queen-street Ladies' own hair made into Plaits, Curls and all kinds of Fancy Hair Work. All work guaranteed. D GOLD IE is prepared to Beit all kinds . of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood Spokes. Felloes. Ironbark and Blue Gum Shafts Blocks. Palings, ' and Shingles at his Yards. Albert-street (near the Dock*), at the Lowest Cash Prices. The Timber, Doing under cover, is better than i that purchased elsewhere, 1