Apartments Wanted. 771LAT, furn., Parnell or Newmarket; two 1 X business girls —L.C.. 542. HkbalP- ■ I?LAT, furn.. seif-confined; required by . M.C, (boy 13); own jieter—Rehned. 541. HEEALD. -J7\LAT, eeif-contained, furn or unfurn-; JL handy citv, February; moderate rent.; M.C—Profession, 536, Hebald. FLAT, furn-, including linen and cutlery; 2 bedrooms, sitting room and kitcnenette- superior; for 2 ladies; refs- —Ileaeonable, 652, HERALD. ATURSE requires Furnished Room, homely il people; e.1., 'phone, conv«.; moderato rent: near trams. —M., 613, Herald. ROOM wanted, in or near Queen St.; suitable Dresamiker.—Dressmaker, SS2, hebald. Apartments Vacant. Rooms, furn.; harbour view; e. light; Ist section. * A COOMMODATION. - Furnished Single and Double liooms. from 10s.— 1 hone 3673, "Thornlea," 80, Wellington St-, City Auckland. (Take Ponsonby car, Ist section from G.P.0.) A PARTMENTS-—Comfortable Beds for -nL strictly sober moD; terms moderato. 6, Beresford St., opp- Fire Station. A VONMORK 62. Grafton Rd.-Furnished Flat; also large Bed-sitting Room and kitchen; also, large Unfurnished Room and kitchen; electric light and 'phone. BACHING Accommodation, good, lor two girla, Mt Eden; large rooms, sunny balconies.—Address at Hkralp. T)ED-SITTING Room, double, front, use •D convs.; suit m.c.-3, Waverley St. off Upper Queen St. 771 LAT, two large unfurn. Rooms with kit--C chonette: St. Stephen's Ave.. Parnell.— Address at Hgiuin. \TARROW _ 'NECK-2 Front Rooms, iuifurn.: e. 1.; separate stove and metej; ferry bus passes door; minute to beach. 171, Vauxhall Rd. "DOMA, 229, Ponsonby R-d.—Superior BedXL Sitting Room, modern conveniences; moderate: married couple or friends. ROOM (one), large, unfurnished front, and ono furnished room.—W.D., 31, Ponsonby Rd. ROOMS, Furnished Rooms, and Beds.—Oxford Houso. 191, Hobson Street, near Cook Streeot ROOMS (1 tp 4). unfurnished; also Double Furnished Bed-Sitting Room. —■29, Graham St., off Victoria St. OOMS (2), furn., uee convs., or will take 2 respectable permanent boarders.— Moderate, Manurewa P.O. rpißl VIEW, Narrow Neck Beach—Fumx ished Flats, kitchenettes, convs.; 10 min. wharf.—'Phone Devonport, 146. rpHS CHIMES, 57, Symonda St., has J. Vacancies, furn. rooms only.—Mrs. Martin. 'Phone 1144. Board and Residence. ACCOMMODATION for Men; board or A hroakfaet if desired.—ll, Beresford St. Accommodation, good, visitors or Permanent«; tenns moderate.—Mr«. Ritchie, JO, Belgium St., opp. Training School. A CCOMMODATION for sober, respectable XX Workingmon Boarders; early breakfast.— 4. lieresford St, (opp. Fire Station). Ist sec, ACCOMMODATION, first-class, with breakfast.—Sorrento, Grafton Rd.. near New University, Lower Syraondi St. 'Phone 1708. A CCOMMODATION. — Visitors and PerA. manente; select, home-like. Board or Breakfast only.—Hillcrest. 49, East Street, Symonds Street. A RRAS. - BOARD, SUPERIOR, XI Large Double and Single Rooms. Suit Visitors and Permanents. 12, LOWER SYMONDS STREET. 'Phone 293. Opp. New University. BELVUE, over-looking Albert Park. — Has vacancy for M.C. or 3 friends; board and residence—32, Princes St. ""DURWOOD," 26, PRINCES STREET. !j First-class Board and Residence. Elec. LifehV. 'Phone 148-1. Auckland's Ideal Position, -overlooking Park and Harbour. Tariff on application. -MRS. K. T. DWYER. EiOARDER wanted, share room, coinfortable's 'imw, 'Symonda'Sfc.--11, Nugent St.. of! Kliybo.r Pass. PALDERBANK, M, Hardingo St.—Vacan\j cies permanents and visitors, moderate; single, double, rooms; Btrictly Europeans.— 'Phone 3767. .pLIFTON, Whit alter Place, off Symonds v St.—Accommodation. with_ breakfast. 'Phone 321 G. Central, select, quiet. TV/TIDLANDS, 2, Domett Av„ Epsom.— lu Select Accommodation, e.1., modern convs., large grounds, excellent table; trams to door.-Mrß. Hendry. 'Phone 1879. IIi"ILFORD.—-Furnished Rooms, board if l'-L required; near beaches, high location.— Sea Viow,.Milford Post Office. "DOOMS—Single Beds. 10s; breakfast if -LI/ desired; eleotrio light throughout, h. and o. water. —Wyoming, 63, Nelson St. ROSSVILLE Private Hotel, 2, Eden Crescent; Superior Accommodation, breakfast, dinner.—Mrs. Campbell. 'Phone 1113, SINGLE Rooms vacant, bed, breakfast; good locality; suit gentlemen.—Woodsido, Burleigh St., top Kliybor Paso. rpHE GIRLS' HOSTEL, City Rd.. for X Students. Girl Boarders and Visitors. —Miss Hammond. Principal. qpHE WILLOWS. Symonds St.-Apart-i. ments, with breakfast; every convenience, —'Phone 3268. Miss O'Dea, Proprietress. WELLESLEY HOUSE, VV; 74, Wellesley Street West. BOAiiD ANI) RESIDENCE, Electric light throughout. Families specially catered for. 'Phone 2253. HOTEL CARGEN. EDEN CRESCENT. AUCKLAND. Ha 3 a Few Vacancies for PERMANENT GUESTS. Special Terms Arranged. B. BRAIK Manageress "g H I R L E Y," 169, Corner of Dominion and Onslow Roads PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Spacious Rooms. Healthy Locality. Largo Grounds- Billiards. MRS. L. FRANCE, Proprietress. Terms on application. 'Phone 292. Board Wanted. A CCOMMODATION on Farm for holidays xl wanted by lady, 2 children, school age; refs. exchanged.—Restful. 592. Heralh. BOARD, private, wanted by working man . (quiet locality), would share room.— Scotia, _908, HERAI-D, "DOARD, permanent, for Lady at businessJ-* Heme Bay preferred.—Home, 638 Hfrald. private, wanted by respectable JJ voung working man: lot section; state terms—Board. 6-16, HEiULn. T ADY requires Board with Christian family, J-" vicinity Valley Rd.. Dominion Rd. tram—Student, 512, Herald. 'TITAN, young, respectable; with private l'J- family: no other boarders; Epeom or ML Eden.—Nomad, 604, HrEALD. "DOOMS (2), unfurn., by m.c.; within Ist J.l) section; terms moderate, private house. —X.Y.Z.. 611, Herald. Wanted to Bny. A RING to Mrn Kelly—She buys Ladies', xi- Gent.'s. Children's Clothing. Evening Dregses, etc.—392, Queen St. 'Phone 2606. BOTTLES. Sacks. Horsehair, and Old I Motals.—Zealandia Trading Co., 1. Liverpool St. 'Phone 2131. BOOKS— Libraries, parcels, single volumes, rrarazines. novels; top prices.—Brough's Town Hall Book Store, 378, Qneen St. CAMERA (Film), postcard size; anast-.g-mat lens: good condition essential.— Camera, 562, Herald. Broken Jewellery, Teeth, v Tools. Cutlery, Kodaks. Records — Fisher, 350, Queen St., Grey Statue. 'Phone 3».'1. "JpALSE Teeth,_ our only commodity; in- -*■ creased price paid.—Pearlite Co., 26, Durham St., only manufacturers. Er-t. 30yrs. Lamp, for cash.—Particulars to Lamp. 148, Heralu. KAURI GUM.—We are Cash Buyers, at Highest market rate 3, of all gradesTHOS- LEES AND SONS, Customs Street East. KUMARA Plants, 2000 (good), state price. —Mr. Frank Perkins, I'ukekohc. MILiL— Sixty Gallons, well oooled Milk, delivered twice daily, roa.l or rail.— Replies. Contract, ■ 268, Herald. RECORDS (Needle), 10 and 12in—Centr*l Agency, 70, City Chambers. 'Phono 4009 for representative, S- TAMPS.—Wanted to bny. Stamp Collection*. especially old New Zealandv.—A. ii>ow«ll *a 4 Co., 60, Shortlwi St.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17979, 3 January 1922, Page 1
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