Apartments Wanted. BOARD, private, wanted by gentleman. Graftnn or Mt Eden districts preferred. —T.S.C.. 858, HEJIAU). BOAIvD sod Residence id private family. lif7onprrt, for three weeks; double .— Trinncir. To Kui'.i. BOARD and Residence required by young resp Cent . pre ate family, close to city I-"«k. 801. IIEBAU>. BOARD and Residence wanted by Young Lady engaged daring day. for six weeks, or more.--X Y.Z., HKBALD. "I ADV. young, would like to be Com.lJ p.-imon to la-lv in evenings, in ret irn fir home —Delta, «65, Hkrald. "|)G'"IMS. J. furnished, wanted for Married It Couple in private house, whore no chil-d-en '-se oi conveniences—Spencer. Hi!, IiItRALD WORKING M.m wants Room, without »» homi!. in Christian home, moderate t'tiK, Newton district.-Home. SSO. Herald Apartments Vacant \T 11. !N-ton St. Ponsonhy Rd -Varan -.a ru>« for sent '.» good table, every convenience soft washing . harbour view; terms moderate. A K A R A N A. -V V. Acqrlesea St. near Id section SUPERIOR FURNISHED APARTMENTS C« ail conveniences, or Board and Restviince. Larje grounds Phone <067 ACCOMMODATION 1. Selwyn Terrace.! ->» f'arneli, City, within Id sec. facing harbour, mc. or friends. Also Single Room. Bath, piano. ACCOMMODATION -1. Selwyn Terrace. -■A Parn"ll, City, within Id sec. facing harbour, m c. or friends. Also. Single Room. Both, piano. ACCOMMODATION*. -Main entrance Exhibition. 10n.ins railway station; every modern ronvoDienc-; —Mrs Cockburn. Nsu mei. £,3. ration lid. A CCOMMODATION -Gentleman Boardf*- *r«, conveniences, piano, soft washin*.—27, Grafton Rd.. second house, opp. DomaLt. Private, terms, £1. ACCOMMODATION - Visitors wanting Rooms or Board, try Gardiner's Agency for good selection, opp. Town Hal!, Queen St 'Phone. 447 G. A CCOMMODaTION. good, tourists and -**■ permanects; nice sunny rooms, oewly-fumi-hed, double and single; handy position. iimns Symonds St. Id sec; good table. Terms from Xl.— East St APARTMENTS.— S-nglc and Double Furnished Booms, ail conveniences —Rose bank (new atone house). 57. Upper Queen St. \DM7RABLY situated Apartments, private J\ balconies, sit tin groom, and bedrooms — The Mansions, Whittaker Place. Symonds St. Tel 1721. Billiardroom; new tennis court AUSTRALIA Private Hotel. Wellesley St.— -M Visitors to the Auckland Exhibition will find First-class Accommodation; centre city, near Opera House. I A RE you requiring Rooms or Board ? -»a. Three Hundred Rooms to Let; all in---Exhibition Accommodation Bureau, 352 Karawrahape Rd BEDROOM, front. single, furnished; also, one large Unfurnished Front Room; Wyn>.ird St.—K.X.. 816. Herald. BED-Sitfingroom, 'large, well furnished, use of dinmgrocm, piano, and conveniences.—Address at HEBALD. BOARDERS— Wanted three respectable gentlemen, drome preferred, abstainers ; nice private home: 2min. from Id section.—Address at HERALD. BOARD and —Vacancies for two boarders: good table: all conveniences; terms. Sherwood. 19. Khyber Pass. BOARD and Residence for 2 or 3 Young Men; corafortablo home: terms moderate.— Mrs. Webb, 2, Liverpool St. (off Ka'rangahapa Rd.). BATHING Resort and Beach.—Furnished Apartments, with all con v.; short period; clone to cars Jesmond. 29, Sentinel Ed., Heme Boy. ENGLISH- Flat System.—Fur- i < niahed Bedrooms, with use of drawjngToom,' - diningroom, smokingroom, and tennis court Every facility for ladies to do own cooking; arrangements made for visitors per day.—Mrs. Tucker (late of Frogmoro), Indore, -Mt. Eden Rd., corner Prospect Rise. 'Phone 2251. Breakfast if required. MEN, 2 or 5.. young, to Share Room, or Married Couple at business; every convenience.Address at Herald. ■PORTSMOUTH HOUBE, 2. Waverly St..o*( A Unner Queer,. St.— Vacancies for Vimt<rs and . Per a is; early breakfast.— lira. Simpson. sOEMUEBA. close, to Newmarket— Al» ished Apartments, every convenience, bout, locality, niter Exhibition; terms moderate—Address.. r,l . HEP-AT.3. rjOOMS, single beds. 5s 6d week; use .It piano, sitting., smoke; h. and c. bath nod tthower: electric light, p.w.c.; 3mitt. Q?ieea..Bt—Victoria House, 48, Nelson St. City. > VACANCIES- Park View, 61, Vincent St - Furnished Rooms, doable and singles, with or without board. Terras moderate. VACANCY foi Gentleman; good home, £1 T «ff; "Priyate; piano, bath, cars atop door.- close-Exhibition. lß. Ponsonby Ed. opp.. Reservoir. ■;■ B^OBAL - -Vtm Private Hotel. 83, . Grafton Road (on left over bridged Smins" walk from Exhibition main •gates.. Tariff, 6s per day; Permanent* at reduced rates. [• 3 illent Accommodation for Tourists and Ijrnanents. Newly furnished, every nossible modern convenience, lovely view* from all sides. Telegrams: MRS. DARBY, Balmoral. Auckland. , 'Phone. 4226. LB IV W OB T H. US. Grafton Road. Th is new and 'up-to-date Bone* is now open i rrwive tourist* and permanent boarders; rl <r.\dc light, lovely views, &nd all modern n. aniences. WINDERMERE" PRIVATE HOTEL II SCOTIA PLACE (3mins above Tom! Ual! v , new »nd up-to-date House. 30 rooms is n.w open to receive Visitors and P'srman' cats. Superior accommodation. 'Phone and all nodera coaveuiances.—Mrs. Vetle. Propristtees. QUEEN'S OLIFE"' RESIDENT! XL CHAMBERS Sip sh and Doable Booms. Uso all Modern t. 'rtv._njenc*s. 'Phone, etc. Breakfast if d«•;red -Mrs. Fischer. Scotia Place. 2min. from '|>0 BiaJbUBITION VISITORS. VVa.kato House Shortland St.. i. the mos» Ctutr.l Private Hotel in Auckland, only "our min.ui.sf from ' all W station, post o ffice , Albert Park, and within a few minute*' waS ixora the Exhibition Grounds. Tllvj ' eatab. UMiit.-nt has been lately icnova'ed and is unJer entirely new management. tr- MISS 3. KEKMAN JPhn. ll Proprietress. C ATJ In*" a Tonne 3iU vv Ahitaker Place. Symonda Street. Wrst Car Stop past St. Paul's, vacai.etta, for Visitor* also Steeping. Accom mo: »tion. with Breakfast only, during tl» trrbt lore Wanted Known. Mv.iAM CURIUE. Great Physician the .nly Mystic Medium to. New Zealand i..,,>et> ma We World's Greatest Powerhow to wrn love, and reunite those who n»U cudiy aourncd theu- loss. Would you like to iio'i a commanding and lucr»:iv» posi(ion '! If so. I can, out you on the way. • In tit worth trying for'' Here w your Inrtnn ht —don't let yrmr chance pass by. If you re reive froeiy. tyve froely. Also is a (':.. -~, /ante and Crystal Seer —Can be con-r-.1-.ed 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.. 182. Victoria St WeM "I ICT.'iBEV Sanitary Drainers. Tarring. 1j i' id Handinft. estimates given; city or siiluirlib — Cronlj a,nd Smith. 20, Dublin St, 1 wli«tl:.<y. I>LU'i'HNE» PlANOS—Germany Best— it de | Agents. E. and P. Piano Agency. Lio. r> Coldicutt. Manager. MAD VME MILr'RED. Clairvoyant. 7a. 1 on son by Rd., between Hepburn St. and IV.ton St.; hours. 10 am. till 9 jj.m.. If* TON SWmXS, Eyesight Specialist. I'i Open Friday Evenings liii 9 p.m..— Rr'>cis over Fenton. Chemist, next Rendell's, h,r.rvng ihape Rd JUApAMB SPONTAIN, 07, Khybcr Pas*. FiAJioei FJANOSf! PUNOsTII l. ijiug a piano for Ss a week at the No I/Vp.,iit_Pia_up C0,.J!8. High 8t MAD.tME-HYLA'ND-. -St yeans 1 experience. I opular -T&e'nologist Clairvoyant, ' (.i:»r:i jT Reader. Cunaultations. 9 am to 10p.ni -<18. Upt»»r Queen St J IJI .- )S< NO DEPOSIT!: ' A ■i. 1 and see our stock.— No-Deposit i "i.. .0.. 28,- Htgß St £ Iff. /ERN'S . CL'IIBEB HEELS, c ' I Aio'ltor says: -They .M'fVi" lie Ucdfcrn's." 'J I'tiG ' Jiii.ii*. bprasins. aytintw*. :4lunc, Vftfjaonte, rfwift's Arsenate .; . l.i». - O Leary Bros, and ;' 1 i.*. i-.u , ...-.a A futilio.idtj. iicur Town -I "-"- ]«
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15513, 21 January 1914, Page 2
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