BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ACCOMMODATION. — Board, respectable men. e.L, califont, bath, good table; quiet.—lß, St. Mary'a Rd.. Three Lamps. __ ACCOMMODATION for respectable working men Boarders, pcrmanonts. casuals; early breakfast.— i, Bcreaford St.. opp. Fire Station, ; ' ' _____ ACCOMMODATION. first-class. ~ with breakfast.—Sorrento. Grafton Rd.. near new University. Lr. Symonda St. 'Phone 1708. BOARDERS. — Few Permanents wanted, also Casuals. —Windsor Private Hotel, Khyber Pass, next Miller's Motor Garage. BOARDER wanted; business lady; bed, breakfast, or full board; 21s 6d.—l. Ligar Place, Grafton Bridge EDROOM. large, double, every conv.— 32, Princes St. Phone 2637. ED-SITTING Room, double; Board and Residence.— Princes St., Albert Park. _. / BOARD, private, quiet, comfortable; married couple or gent.: electric light, handy trams.—Address at Herai.p. LINTON. Scotia Place.—Accommodation for casuals and permanents: . families catered for.— Nairn, Proprietress.— Telephone No. 2597. CARE and attention Semi-invalid or Elderly Lady at superior residence, Takapuna Beach.—Nursing. 502, Herald. DEVONPORT.— Comfortable Board, permanent or casual; close to ferry.— 5. Garden Terrace. City 'Phone 2745 A. MIDLANDS. 2, Domett Ave., Epsom, i»X 16min. City: handy tram stop; quiet; comfortable, clec. light, largo and pretty grounds.— 3304 A. REST and Convalescent Home, Nihotupu. JX via Glen Eden. See, advertisement under "Tourist Resorts" in Herald of Wednesdays and Saturdays. . _ OSSVILLE Private Hotel, 2. Eden Crescent- Superior Accommodation, breakfast, dinner.—Mrs. E. T. Gould. 'Phone 1115. - : ■ QELWYN Private Hotel (late Sonoma), opp. »_» Albert Park, Alfred St.—Superior Board and Residence; tariff 8s per day; reduction to permanents. Country visitors and families catered for.— Apply Manager. 'Phone 725. rpHE GIRLS' HOSTEL. City Road, for X - Students, Girl Boarders and Visitors.— Miss Hammond. Principal. ; VACANCY for 1 Working Gent.; good home; soft washing.l 27. Eden Terrace. ' . VACANCY 2 Gents., Bed and Breakfast; V Board if required; h. and c. water.— 10, Kenneth Av., Kingsland. VACANCY for 3 Gentlemen Boarders, early breakfast; terms moderate.No. 12. Carlton Gore Rd.. Grafton. VACANCIES for permanents; board moderate. —76, Symonds St. WILTON Private Hotel. 44. Khybor Pass. 'Phono 723.—;Vacancie« for permanents and' casuals; terms moderate. WELLESLEY HOUSE--74, Wellesley Street West. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. . Electric light throughout. Families specially catered for. 'Phone 2253. - ~ BOARb WANTED. A CCOMMODATION wanted by advertiser —_. in quiet apartment house, in respectable locality; Permanent, 578, Herald. BOARD and Residence as paying' guest with refined private family.— able, 642, Hf.Ralp. BOARD wanted in nice locality, whore there are other boarders. Company, 579, Heß>x-p. BOARD for Married Couple, one child (8). private, homely people. State terms. — Africa, 487. Herald. . BOARD wanted, respeotable young man; must have all conveniences, handy —Full particulars. Private. 572, Herald ;■ ■ ' ■'. ____. ENGLISH Gentleman and Son require double, well-furnished Bedroom (2 beds), in refined private home, Anglican, good locality, with large garden preferred. —Fullest particulars and terniß, White, 11, Bon Marche Chambers, Auckland. HOME, kind, wanted, refined useful Boy, . 12, return services before and after school; clothes found. — c.o. Wilson, Vewmarket. ' I LADIES (2), absent during day, require Board-Residence, refined, private family; Grafton preferred; refs.Scholastic. 489, Herald. • WINES FOR SALE. A CASE OF PORT WIN_, special blend. 355. delivered city, freight Is 6d extra. —Colonial Wine Co.. 24b. Swanaon St. BRAY'S Port Wine for Quality 35 a per case delivered.—Bray's Vineries. 6 H.M. Arcade. City ■ FOR high quality and low prices Corban's Wines still leading. -Seeadvt. Mondays. Wednesdays. Saturdays. . ' .. OLD. Port and Sherry at 35s per caseSpecial. 42s 6d.—John S. Vella. Oratia. }_»ORT Wine 30s, Invalid 40s, Special 45s .-•■•-• per case, 2 gallons; guaranteed wines three years old, freight paid.— Radaly. Henderson. '«>l"■/•. CASE PORT- 21s CASE. __JL/ Thank Offering- For Continuance. \Ve will continue eupplying at November . Price till further notice. 21s per case of 1 doz. <_uart, bottles, or 9s per gallon in buyers' containers. Free delivery rail, steamer, or within mile radius. ' Better value cannot ; be obtained under double this price elsewhere. - COLONIAL WINE CO., 248, Swanson Street, Auckland . J MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. CLARINET, concert, absolutely new; only in use 2 months; bargain; quick sale.— A.8.C.. 581. Herald. CRAMER. Pianos at our price; best Piano J proposition in Dominion. — Auckland Piano Agency, 291, Queen St. AVESTAFF Upright Grand .check action; reduced price, £59; absolute bargain.—Crockery Shop, 143. Symonds St. EDISON DEALERS, 70, City Chambers, sell it cheaper. Machines, Records, Is; Needles, Gd. tin. Repairs. GRAMOPHONE, H.M.V.. oak horn, triple spring; CO Records; only £15; worch double.— City Chambers. GRAMAPHONE Records, half-price; sale or exchange or library. —Phoncries Exchange, 14. Darby St., City. ■ IMPROVE your Gramophone with Tension Diaphragm, fitted to any reproducer; Moodie, Hazard's, Queen St. IVfAGNIFICENT - Lipp System, under--IVX damper, highest grade; worth £140; sacrifice, £79 10s. —Crockery Shop. 143, Symonds St. RECORDS. specially reduced (new), H.M.V. Zonophone, lOin. ss. 6d, 12in. 55.—810 (Basement). N.Z. Insurance Bldg. "PIANO.— Upright Grand, Lipp X system; any guarantee; only £85. Auckland Piano Agency, 291. Queen St. PIANOS at £32, £47 10s. £55, £67 10s. JL £77 10s, £30. Cash terms.—Auckland Piano Agency. 291, Queen St. PIANOS. lAN.OS, In order to reduce our large stock of Pianos we have made a further REDUCTION IN PRICES, ■ . REDUCTION IN PRICES. And are now Offering Reliable . ' NEW' OVERSTRUNG PIANOS By First-class Makers from • £100 UPWARD. Several Second-hand Pianos at Low Prices. DRITISH AND CONTINENTAL piANO pO., BATMAN'S BUILDINGS (Opp. Parnell Car Stop), CUSTOMS STREET EAST. A. HEGMAN. Manager. MUSiCAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED. PIANOS, 2, good, iron frame, wanted for cash. —Robertson, Auctioneer, Queen St. 1)lANOS &, good, wanted urgently.—Particulars, price, Alex. Hawthorn, Ltd., 28, Karangahapo Rd.; 'phono 2339 A. PIANOS. 2, good, iron frame, wanted for cash.Robertson, Auctioneer. Queen St. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS FOR SALE. ALMOND, Lancashire Mantelpiece and 1 _T_- Cabinetmaker, Great reduction in j prices at S2-34. Hobson St. | I > EDROOM Suite, oak. 4 pieces.—J. Hen- : J derson. Grocer, Devonport. - BUY Furniture at Factory —New- ; ton Cabinet Works. 47, Cobden St., ] '] down past Newton P.O. \ ELL'S N-10 Trading Co.. opp. Town Hall.— Furniture, Oak or Rimu, irtado | to any design. , CLOCKS, Pictures. Valuable Venetian Glass, Chir.aware (Chamberlain, Wor- | cester). Teaset. Glass and Silver Ware, ! Sundries.—l796A. . FURNITURE of Every Description; low- , . est prices in Auckland. Robertson, i G9. Manukau Rd.. Parnell. | TpURNITURE of Quality.—Buy direct from j 1 our factory, prices right.—Nelson and ! Brv.nton. Dominion Dd. Terminus. Q' UANTITY Linoleum, Table, and Meat Sale. —15. Meuburn Av.. Mt. Eden. SIDEBOARD, oak; Rimu Hallseat; Oak Washstand; Hall Runner (Wilton): and i Rugs. a= good as new. — Cash. 543, Herald. VOUR HOUSE FURNISHED X . On EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. « ROSSMAN AND Zip.. T TD.. * 111-115, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18389, 3 May 1923, Page 2
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