BOARD AND BUS!PENCE. ;; ': ACCOMMODATION, Board-Residence, v central; e.1.. good table; terms moderate.—42. Cook St., Cecil Priva'co Hotel. _;» ACCOMMODATION. first-class. with breakfast.—Sorrento. Grafton Rd.. near pew University. Lr. Symonds St. 'Phone 1703. ACCOMMODATION. superior. Show "ta. Week; also permanents.—-5, Garden Terrace. Devonport. 'Phone 2748 A. City. ACCOMMODATION Business Gents.. . 10 mins. G.P.O; ; tennis, harbour view. —Phone 665 A, "Rangiora." Elizabeth St.. Ponaonby. . , ■ ■■• ■■'-~•■:■■. ACCOMMODATION. gentleman, single room, breakfast or board, private home, 39,. New North Rd.. Dominion Rd. Junotion. ■ - CCOMMODATION for Visitors and Permanents. board or breakfast only; quiet, select, and home-like.—Hilicrest, fc*ast bt., Bymonda St. ' .; __ ACCOMMODATION for respectable working men Boarders; permanents. casuals; early breakfast.— Boresfcrd St.. opp. Fire Station. ; BED and Breakfast, week-end meals. business gentleman, refined; £1 ween.— Address at Hebaxp. „___ _' BEDROOM, double. well furn.; refined business couplo profurredi refs.: part board Particulars, phone_33bJA.. BOARD, respectable working man share room: washing, mending: early t>rea_> fast,.--8, Oommeroial Rd., Grey Lynn. BOARD, comfortable, private family offered 2 ladies engaged during day; handy cars: Epsom.—A.B.C.. 076. Herald. OARDERS.— wanted, also Casuals.—Windsor Private Hotel. Kiyber Pass, next Miller's Motor GarageCHARGE of Boy, age 3 to 7. wanted; \J good home and companions.—Address ' etHy.RALB. CLINTON. Scotia Place.—Accommodation for casuals and permanents ; families catered for. — Mrs. Nairn. Proprietress.— Telephone No. 2597. t , GRAFTON.— '.! business gents; e.1.. califont. comfortable.— Scfttt, 3, Ligar Place, Graiton Bridge. ■- • G~ ENTLEMEN—Iied and breakfast, within Ist section; £ l.~Crispeen, 26, Manukau Rd.. Parnell. HAMPTON COURT. SYMONDS ST. (Opp. .University). . One of Auckland's Leading Residential ; Hotels. Tram stops at Door. Business Men j and Visitors catered for. Moderato tariff. Wire. Write, or 'Phone 1120 A. HAZELWOOD. 88, Franklin Rd.— Single Double Rooms: permanent and casual; soft washing done; homely.'Phone 2743 A. K~TLLARNEY. 43. Upper Vincent St.— XV. Vacancies for Permanents and Casual Boarders; quiet, central; moderate terms. LADY at seaside would Board nice healthy Girl. 6-10 shears, orphan preferred.— Company, 757, BeiU-U». Tl/fT. EDEN, lo" East Av.. min. tram stop. ITX —Comfortable Home offered few paying guests; reasonable. ROOM, single, with Board.—B2, Princes St. 'Phone 2837. - "DOOM. single, suit business man, e.1,, XV soft washmft. good locality.—l 9. Haokett St.. Ponaonby, , THE LIONS. 72. Weliesley St.—Good AcX commodation for Visitors and Parmanents.Phone 25113 ' ■«npHE MANSIONS," Whitaker Place. X Symonds St. nice balcony rooms; permanents catered for; Quiet, comfortable. select. ' VAOANCr for one working Gent.; good \ home, soft washing; 305.—127. Eden Terrace. ; '• VACANCIES for Boarders; e.1., hot and cold water; Ist section.—l 3. Manukau Rd., Parnell. ; 17ST ELLESLET HOUSE. VV 74, Weliesley Street West BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Electric light throughout. Families specially catered for. 'Phone 2253. H ■■ T~ & L E~ Y. 169 (cor.), Dominion and Onslow Rds. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Tennis Court. Spacious Rooms. Large Grounds. Billiards. Terms moderate. 'Phone 292. MRS. L. FRANCHI. Proprietress. ■ -, BOARD WANTED. BOARD wanted by business girl; no lunch; 425.—E.G.G., 537, Herald. BOARD wanted by widow, in refined Protestant family, with 'phone; 2nd BeoCompany. 810, Hebalp. BOARD-Residence wanted by gentleman with refined private family; good • locality.—P.. 653. Herald. ' "DOARD-Residence wanted by gentleman ' AJ with refined private family; good locality.—P.. 693. HEgATiTA a "DOARD and Residence wanted by work--O ing roan, in private family.— - man, Sl3, Herald. ' ■ _ T>OARD and Residence (private family). XJ wanted by student; soft washing and mending; apply 'stating terms.— 809, a Herald. * -_ ■ ;'" COUPLE, young, homely, require BoardResidence in private family, Hamilton; t state terms.— 686, Herald. I"- = " WANTED KNOWN. i iPIARPETS Cleaned by combined electaic • \J beating and vacuum process.— Cleaning Co.. Strand Arcade. 'Phone 900 • " TNECTO," the well-known Hair Dye. X can be procured at Dowar's, Strand Arcade. -~ SATISFACTION guaranteed in all Furs and Fur Coats bought at Greens, furriers, 269, Karangahape lid. ' VISITORS from country invited to. inV spect our stock.— lnah Linen Stores. 22, Jervois Rd., PonsoisbjN OHN BENNETT, Business and Land Agent, late Khyber Pass, has removed to 28, Palmerston Buildingsc. ' REAL Irish Linen Goods.Best value at Kerr's v Irish Linen House, 5, Great South Rd.. Epsom. SEE the " Queenpine" Lounge at Exhibition; the ideal panelling and moderate in price.—Canton, Representative. > TV /TAKE your Gramophone a pleasure; , JJrX overhauled and repaired in one day.— Morris Raason. Broadway, Newmarket. BASKET Manufacturers.— and Rohandles by returned soldiers.— Cor. Hows and Jersey Sts.. Newton. our Sana, Safe. Effective Treatment J. for your trouble. Professor Kirk's ' system.— Institute, 32, St.-' Mary's Rd.. Ponsonby. 'Phone 4102. ,- • l " CJUDSENE" is wonderful ior washing J5 dishes, etc. Does it in half the time. Try it. ; , '. ANTED —Fresh Babbits and SkiM; YY higheat prices s given.—Australasian Rabbit Skin Coy.. Box 1272. A DAB of " Clever Mary " on the. dishcloth econis saucepans clean without the hard rubbing. WE have Cleaning and Remodelling Do . partment for Ladies' and Gent.'s Hats —Cox's Hat Factory. Karangahape Rd. LINOS, Carpets, laid accurately; Loose Covers made; fit guaranteed; all 0 &- bing Work.—J. Clampitt. 'Phone 8099 A. NO. 6 Columbia Batterieß, 2a 6d, from W. H. Hazard. Queen St.. Auckland. TTtTE can Repa'r your iSenzmo .Light cr VV Convert it to our improved type.— Weetonhouse. Rutland St. __^^ TRIUMPH Insole* mean comfort, cure for all feet troubles. at all Shoe Stores. __._; ;_ - ; ] NERVINE for all nervous disorders; AntiPain Pills for all Dewar's, Strand Aroadti. USE " Sudsene." the easy way Soap for woollens, blankets, and silks. Keeps them as new • . SK at your Boot Stores for the Triumph Insoles—comfort for fcired feet; walking a pleasure. GUM Boots, Hot Water Bags, all Rubber Goods repaired.—Johnson, Tyre Service, 13. Lome St. PLUVOL Waterproofs, Preserves, and Toughens Boots and all Leather Goods. From all leading stores. ENLARGEMENTS.— Beautiful Pictures from iust your average Negatives; experts do it.—Harringtons (N.Z.) Ltd., 140, Queen St. ; jritRLSI—No heed to hesitate; married v)t life is one long holiday, thanks to " No-Rubbing " Laundry Help. EASY Terms.—Gramophones,. Musical Instruments. 'Pianos. Furniture. Sewing , Machines. Pranm.—Central Agency, 70. City , Chambers. 1 "A ITRACTIVE Seasonable Millinery at ■ • x *- .sale prices. Your valued patronage solicited at the Gainsborough. 24. Karanganape Kd. • a^K l s_e_ii_fte ' M°W^ R - D< ?-'t Miss Crockerv R«.l« ' ' Things given away at Ck t e hlJgg ' Arcade. 156. Queen St the Br «ißh ,' "gE WAS USUALLY DRTJnk... r, ■ —:— '' ii -D- I * l ? 5 j from Nelson, M M .*„♦ , "You will be interested to know +t. Btateß : little " Drinko " mrhusband° W h^ at the I, simply worked a miracle; words at » d in , aa Quate to express how cratpf,,? i lnade- » Drinko." There was a tim« ''i*" J 0 went out, I used not to ____ Sen ho e expect his return, and when he. sj n to ,f r ive he was invariably drunk. Now ___& to you. it all seems a thing ol tiw «?1 .. and life seems worth living" write t, strictest confidence for tree Booklet! Plain envelopes need for all correspondence. L_ds ' Manager, Dnnko Proprietary, 412 H. Lamby ton Quay. Wellington. ' - um "
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18455, 19 July 1923, Page 2
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