I Board and Residence. A CCOMMODATION. — Windsor Private l A Hotel. Khyber Pass, near Symonds * fat-—Single and Double Booms; mod, taritl. ACCOMMODATION for Boarders. double and single rooms; o.L, piano, 'phono; r terms moderate.—'Phono 4340. ACCOMMODATION, suit gentleman; breakfast or board: private hom&--89. New North Rd.. Glenmore. •" ACCOMMODATION.— Workiugmen Boarders, permanents or casuals: early I breokfast.—4, BSresford Bt. (opp. Fir* Sta- * lion). Ist section. AREAS.— Board] superior, double and single rooms. visitors and per- » xuanents.—l2, Lower Symonds St. Fnone , 2&a_ ■ . » TOOABD offered 2 respectable Working Men . J. J in private family. Newmarket.—Address at Hebalp. t "DOARD offered lady. refined, private X> family; 17s 6d week; handy Dominion ' Rd. terminus.—Address at Kxrj&v. , BOARD, superior, private, lady or gentleman; every convenience.—Address ana I 'phone -nrober at Rgß-_r> BOARD-Residence. for young business girls: near car; good home; reasonable S turms.—Address at Hkbalp. - TJOABD and Residence in refined private r _!> home; n:> children; quiet,.nicely turn., *. ooublo room; m.o. preferred; nice position; t terms moderate.—Address atHkbalp. _ "DOARDER, working man, respectable, to \ .—> share room.—For particulars apply 40A, 0 Khyber Pass. , s TJOARDERS, 2. men, wanted, good home 13 and table; moderate.—Aiddress at ' Herald. ________ i TJUSINESS Gentleman as Paying Guest . 1> in very superior home.—Particulars, " 'Phone 3653. . BUR WOOD, 26, PRINCES., STREET. First-class Board and Residence. - Eiec. Light. 'Phone 1484. Anckland a Ideal a Position, overlooking Park and Hajbour. r B'amilies Speoially Catered For. Under Entirely New Management. CLIFTON. Whitaker Place, off Symonds St.—Accommodation, with breakfast. " ,p lio"e 3216. Central, select, quiet. EPSOM.— Good home offered; full or partial board; terms moderate —45, King , i George Ave. ' 1 .PIENT. Boarder wanted, musical home; VT board, soft washing, 275. — Comfort, , ISO, H~BfcI.P. . GENTLEMAN and Wife would be taken as raying guests in good home, St. i | Stephen's Ave.; large, sunny Bed-{>itting Room: comfort guaranteed: i*2 each; rets. ' exchanged.—Box 948, G.F-O HAZELWOOD.— Accommodation for Permanenta and Casuals; Single Rooms; - comfortable, homely.—Bß. Franklin Rd. - 'Phone 2743 A. HOME, superior, for married couple, as payin-r sruests: harbour view.—'Phone * 2293 A. 14. Khyber Pass. JOLIMONT Private Hotel, 1. Lower Symonds St.. corner Alfred St.; superior , accommodation.—Mrs. Gick, late of Mona House. 'Pho'ie 3767. KILLARNET. 48, Upper Vincent StBoard and Residence, or Bod and Breakfast; moderate charges; quiet, .central. r T UMEAH (opp. New University), i JJ Symonds Street. ' First-class Accommodation. Electric Light. Up-to-date. Renovation Throughout. ; 'Phone 2775. Prop.: MRS. C. PARISHMIDLANDS. 2. DOMETT AVENUE, EPSOM. 16min. city; handy tram stop: - Quiet; large grounds; permanents and , tourists. TELEPHONE 3304 A. 1 "\r n * Foßl >' clos * beach, tram—2 Friends HI as Boarders; every comfort; £2 5a ■weekly.—Address at Herald. r "\TACANCY for 2 Boarders in superior priV vate house: good home and table; electric Light, califont; washing and early ■ breakfast: near Ist section.—Apply 101. Eden TerraceVACANCIES for Boarders, permanents or casuals; handy city: good table; . moderate.—36. Mannkan Rd . Parnell. L TTACANCTES Boarders; e.1., h.w.. early V breakfast; soft washing; piano.—4, West St., Newton. . HOUSE.—Select Accommoda- * 'IT tkm; board or breakfast only.—Entrance beside Lyric, Upper Symonds St. 'Phone 672 A. I N = Board Wanted. * "DOAR.D and Residence wanted; muet be X> with ehed for Ford.—P.O.: Box 1299. > TDOARD-Besidence wanted by Lady, private —-> family; Remuera. convenient trans; 'phone essential.—Remuera. 959. Herald. a -— ' ' a T>OAJtD and Residence wanted, by refined J—» young lady, with private family; handy ' to city.—X.Y.Z., 108. Hh~_d. I T ADY would like to be received as paying —J' guest, private family; near seaside. — * Cheery, 170. H~U_p. Wanted Known. PADDY MONNOCK. Tailor. 50, Queen's Bldgs.. Wellesley St. W.» will be " pleased to meet old customers. MONOGRAM Caps, all schools, town and country; country customers enclose 8s 9d.—Cci's Hat Factory. Karaiigahape Rd. 1 (PARPET Cleaning, Spring Cleaning-. House T\J Washing—Vacuum Cleaning Co., 15, Lome St. 'Phone 1768. Esttmafes free. ■: TNVENTORS.—4O Years' Experience beJ hind our work.—Henry Hughes, Patent * Agents. Box 376. 'Phone 1205. ' '\ LL leading Retailers sell Stubbe' Dry __ Cleaner, for Suede Shoes; gives a fine . velvet finish. IMPORTANT TO MEN.—Tailor-made Ready-to-wear, and Unclaimed Suits, in all colours and sixesj also. Navy Serges. * guaranteed fast Indi?o ' Dyes—Schneideman Bros.. Ltd.. 215. 217. 219. Queen St. '. CTENOGRAPHERS Note Books, bert '. D value. 60 and 100 leaves. 9d and Is 3d each. If and 12s dozen.—H_r_t,t> Offioo. Auckland and Victoria St.. Hamilton. a fftHEBB'S nothing like Solte's Wax fat s X Polishing Furniture. Bold everywhere, 6d and la tinsd TTHIDBB New Management. — Turkish ; a U Baths, 4. Lome St.. now opon. Premises renovated throughout. Satisfaction - guaranteed , r A CHOICE Selection Leather for home a A boot repairing.—Chambers' Boot B> pairing factory. 256. Kaiangahaps Rd ** VTO need to wait for Auction. We supply XV your wants privately. Used Furniture. _ —George Walker. b, TTERE, There, end Everywhere!—Ccakley. '• -P- &is services always in request! . "VrATURE'S Health, G.H. Pure Olive 00. r-1 _V Highest awards, Auckland Exhibition. |. j —The Phoenix Import Co., 56. Victoria Bt. I b TUBES' Dry Cleaner for Suede Shoes; ,j O ask your retailer for it; nothing like ' it.—Skelton. Frostick and Co., Ltd., are the * I wholesale distributors for the Dominion. - TiR- EALL'B FAMOUS CAPSOLS.-Price. '" ■ JL* 12s fid package, post free- To ensure V letting genuine, order direct from Sots »• ' Asente^— Bridge Drug Stores. Chemists, s. Rarangahape Road (at Grafton Bndfei Z Auckland. • AFTER Spring Cleaning you'll want a little New Furniturq. See Coakleyl L ,Tl/f ATRIMONIAL.—Ladies and Gentlemen LlVx desiring introductions, uend full par- . ticulara, also stamped addressed envelope.— i" Freeman, Agent, Woods' Buildinge, Waterloo '• Quay, Wellington. . MEN'S Tweed Trousers. 14s 6d, i9s 6d; Men's Neglige Shirt*, 4s lid, 6s lid. 8s lid.—A. E. Shrimski, corner Queen and Wellesley Sts. PATENTS.— Henry Hughes, established 40 years; 'phono 1205, Box 376.—Exchange . Line, opposite Fort St. 1 /"IARPET Cleaning, Carpet Cleaning; f \J- method, electric beating and vacuum- * ing.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. p EUREKA Inhaler for. Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis; chronic cases wanted.— Full particulars. Dewar, 5. Strand Arcade. IF'yon can't come to town to see Coakley about the Sale, drop him a line! ' i T7VERYTHING you .require, in Second ,I X_ hand Furniture for Private Sale. - ' J George Walker's. 38. Queen Street. SEAGRASB Chaue, own manufacture, Malacca cane, borer-nroof. A great enip. Walker. Auctioneer. TJEDBTEADS. Chests. Wardrobes. BedI JD ding. Sideboards, Dining Tables, Chairs. second hand, selling privately any time.— George Walker's. . A FEW BHTLLINGB SPENT ON A LINOARNISH NOW WILL SAVE THE EXPENSE OF NEW LINOLEUMS LATER ON. , . All grocerß stock it. ATOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. IN And the Well-dressed Man in the Successful Man.—Verb sap. McBRIDE. Cash Tailor, Coetuinier, and Outfitter, 11-13. Victoria Street. T\RINKO SUCCEEDS WHERE ■*-' INEBRIATE HOME FAILED. " Drinko Powders have permanently cured me of the drink habit which has been my downfall for 10 years. I have tried. English -einedie?, and also went into an inebriate * borne, but without result. •Drinko is indeed $ wonderful '" So writes one of many grateful J patients. Hundreds of simils.r testimonials. Drinko is odourless and tasteless, and can be given secretly if desired. All correspondence stictljr confidential, . Plain sealed envelopes used always. Write for booklet concerning " Drinko" to Lady Manager. Drinko Proprietary, 212 H. Lanibton Quay. Wellington, ;
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18206, 27 September 1922, Page 2
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