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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18455, 19 July 1923, Page 16

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The Screen's Prettiest Star, In fPHE -PLAYTHING OF "R£0 A £ W T AY -- JLhe JLLAYTHING OF -DIROADWAY. Adapted from the Story. "EMERGENCY HOUSE.' MACK SENNETT Presents " 11HE CJTAR "DOARDER." •• .HE dtar .Boarder." 'PHONE 2274 FOR RESERVES. AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY LAW A STUDENTS' SOCIETY. ANNUAL BALL. ANNUAL BALL. The Sale of Tickets by Messrs. Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd.. is extended until 4 p.m., TO-DAY (Thursday). NOTE.— will NOT be sold at the door. - - L. C. ADAMS. . J. M. STEVENSON., Hon. Secretaries. T"~OWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER". SATURDAY NIGHT. "A GIPSY REVEL." "A GIPSY REVEL." Popular Prices. Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, ETC. LAUNCHES MASPORT AND KIA OR A. Weather permitting. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Silverdale: (Hire Steps), Fri.. 9 a.m. Thr.rs.. 9.30 a.m. Sat.. 1.30 p.m. Fri.. 12 noon. Mon.. 1130 a.m. ' Mod., 6.30 a.m. The 1.80 Saturday and 6.30 a.m. Monday run* to. and from Arkle's only. V. HARRISON. F. MACK AY. Prom. _. TOUBTST RESORT&. DEVONSHIRE HOUSE. ROTORUA. . Second Street 'on right from Railway Station, Smins.' walk from Baths. Letters and Telegrams attended to. Winter Tariff: 8s Per Day: £2 Per Week. Special arrangements for families or guests staying for a time. MRS. E. ANDREWS .(Late 'Brooklyn House), Proprietress. 'Phone 22.. Electric Light. 50 Rooms. WHERE.; TO ch STAY IN' CHRISTST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation. 52, Worcester Street, West End. 2 minutes from G.P.O. ■ Beautiful lawns, gardens,' etc Moderate Tariff. F. J. MURRAY. 'Phone 572. Proprietor. WHEN ' VISITING ROTORUA. •When VISITING ROTORUA. Stay at THE MANSIONS. :•■ THE MANSIONS. And Secure the Comfort and Refinement of a Superior Home. Tsrms Moderate. FRED REEVE. Proprietor. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. HOTEL COLUMBIA (Near Town Hall, Cuba Street). First-class Accommodation for 100 guests. t Electric light throughout; Elevator; 10 Bathrooms: Excellent Cuisine; Drawing and Commercial Rooms. Terms, 8s per day. .Now Under Entirely New Management W. E. WEBB. Proprietor." pARGEN' PRIVATE " HOTEL, EDEN CRESCENT. Tariff, from 15s per Day. CONVALESCENT Rest Home.— Nurse Bon- - ner, St. Heliers Bay Rd. Phone 3933 (3 rings). ■ ,■' ' HOT SPRINGS, • HELENSVILLE . SPRING-SIDE HOUSE. ?*■ - Tariff. 9s per Day, 52s per Week MR. AND MRS. EDDLESTON. - '?■ •: •. Proprietors. MIDLANDS.— grounds, electric lights moderate tariff Domett Ave., Epsom, 'phone 3304 A. at car stop. PARAKAI HOUSE (Hot Springs), Para'kai, Helenavule.—First-class Accommodation for-Visitors.. • -■■--.. MRS. E. LITTLE. 'Phone 35. Proprietress. ""POSSVILLE" Private Hotel (nest CarJDii ge=}.—Tariff, . lCs daily. High-class ;uisine, accommodation. —Gould ; 'phone 1113. RYECROFT," Lower Symonds St.— Excellent Accommodation for Visitors —Mrs. Hodgson, Proprietress. 'Phone 42G6\ SURREY, Rotorua.- smm. railway station P. 0.. Sanatorium Grounds £2 week.— Mrs. Devin. Proprietress. Tel. 217. THIRWELL PRIVATE HOTEL. Rotorua —Well known as The Premier House for comfort and high-class catering. Special winter tariff. Porter meets all trains. Tel Address: " Thirwell."—T. P.. Dowling,' Proprietor. ■■: ■ __ WHEN Visiting Heiensviile Hot Springs Stay at Hot Springs House; Mrs. Erringtop. Proprietress: Winter Tariff. 45a. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES. WOODCOTE Maiernity Home, 151, Jervois Rd.—lndividual attention, with : or without doctor.—Nurse Nash, 'Phone 2136 A. .- I irrr" " t == ji s COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. np.HE QUALIFIED TV/TEN QET rp'HE STANDARD T\ EMANDED. The simple fact that so many "thousands have 1 qualified and are qualifying under us is sufficient in it3e!f to point the way to you. What profits them will profit you! ':' YOU cannot afford to stand asido —you MUST fit yourself to compete with these men for the "worthwhile " positions in business. And.'thij most rapid, economical, and certain way is to qualify in Accountancy through HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON. 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