BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A CCOMMODATION for Casuala and PerXX manents.—29, Victoria Crescent. Newmarket. A CCOMMODATION, respectable Me^T o. Permanent or casual; good table, piano —81. Newton Rd.. Symonds St. A CCOMMODATION' for Gentlemen, per--ti manenta and casuals; refined home. cloae city.—2o, Park Ave.. Grafton. A CCOMMODATION. - Heme Bay: Pew ■*■». Vacancies. visitors or every e?nv.; trams, near beach.—S2, Jervois Jvoad. . A CCCtMMODATION for Boarders; holrle ■£*■ from homo.—W.C.T.U. Hostel, 363. Qitsen St. Phone 1754. A CC(;'i.VJMODATION for Gentlemen £*■ iioarders, front room; suit mates; 30g_;__early breakfast.—l 73. Grafton Ed. A CCOMMODATION for respectable workv i i ng men - Permanents, casuals: early tion) St ~ 4 ' Beresford St - <°PP- Fl - rt > StaA CCOMMODATION. Working Men BoarcT t \ er <?! Permanents or casuals; early breakfast.—St. Clair, 219, Hohson St. ACCOMMODATION. Single. Double l-'i °l? 8; * clean . eood table; every conv. —Edenville. opposite Cargen. Eden Crescents^ A CCOMMODATION. Casuals.. Per^ r;7„ "anente; car stop at door; Bmins. feot?"" LlDd6n -" 55 ' JerVois Rcad ' A CCOMMODATION. first-class, for ,Trrf^ U f lnc,ss "^P I6 ; Permanents. casuals; up-f.o-date premises; terms moderate.—The t-2lg°ggJ:?L_CiyjLC_Square, opp. Towri Hall. A CC , OM M OI)A TION offered' te Visitors to t£u£ %, Ut l- Permanonts or casuals.—Wintworth,_74, Symonds St. • A CCOMMODATION-.-Business gentleman. R„™? rbour _,,riew, select, terms moderate. 86EA ' Ell2abeth St.. Ponsonby. Phone A CCOMMODATION.-Ei, 3 inei,s GeMl^ iw+ m j n ' m " c --, as caying guests: beet r-art 2994 A m °derate; conveniences.—Phone Ai^" K lS o^gs STEE g T OTEL '. r»„;i lrs t-class Accommodation. Uaily. 10s; weekly. £Z; permanents. £2 2s. Phone 293. " A SH JF DGE '" 24 > Lower Symonda fc't. - -*J- Accommodation for easuata. and permanents; handy Queen St. -'Phono MAS. A T 5. Wynyard St.. City,-Supremo Court , And.—Good Holiday Accommodation; also, furn. Bach; moderate. DED. Breakfast, Gentleman, e.1.. hot, cold „ , B ! lower : 15 a weekly; 2nd section.—l2, Ivowhai St.. Dominion Rd. TJELVUE Private Hotel. 32. Princes St. J - J , —fcirst class Accommodation; terms moderate.—Ph.mo 2637. "DOARDERS (2). wanted; good ™ •?•'•• oalifont, early breakfast; 30b.—101, Eden T'errace. BOARD offered, 2 weeks, large room 2 beds, private home, ParnelL—Phono 423 G. BOARD offered 3 working men, private family; city; 25s weekly, soft washing. —57. Nelson St. BOARD, suit working man one section to P. 0.; soft washing. 255. Or. Let 2 sunny Front Rooms, F.P.. furn. or unfurn.— Address at Herald. ARLTON, City Rd.—Single and Double Rooms; full board.—Phone 325. CHELTENHAM.—DoubIe Bedrooms. all convs. ; close leach.—llA, Tninui Rd. CLIFTON. —Accommodation with breakfast; central, select and quiet.—Whittaker Place, off Symonds St. Phone 321(3. CLOVELLY, 11, Lower Symonds St.— Excellent accommodation, visitors and permanents; moderate tariff. Phone 1443. TYE VONPORT.-Board offered respectable ■*-* Working Man: single room; private family, handy beach.—B, Church St. aENTLEMEN Visitors can obtain good . Accommodation, good table: 30?—139 Dominion Rd., View Rd stop. GIRLS' Friendly Society Lodge, Welles" ley St. E.—Permanent Boarders, from 22b Gd; Visitors, from 27s Gd. GBAFTON.— Room. friends"; or Single Room; breakfast optional — 1. Grafton Terrace, Grafton B.d. KELBURNE," handy~Qu"e~en St., next St. Matthew's Church: bed and oreakfa»c; gftlnct; tariff moderate. ' TOLIMONT Private. Hotel, 1. Lower SyO monds St.—Excellent accommodation; Visitors and Permanents; moderate tariff.— Phone 3787. MIDLANDS. — Superior beautiful grounds, tennis court; mod. tariff.—2, Domett Ave.. Epsom. 3304 A. ROOM jingle, double' room good tabl«moderate; Grafton. — Address at Herald, ROOM, large, furn., Gentleman, light breakfast if wanted; Sniin. Symonds St.—9, Edenvale Rd.. Mt. Eden. _ I)OOM, large, suit m.c. or 2 gents to V share, close car.—l 7. Road, licmuera. ROSSVILLE. —Under new management. Phone 1113. Next Cargen.—Permanents, casuals; full board; single, doubla rooms. ROTORUA.— Waierfey Private Hotel. Phone appointments. Moderate Dwyer. Telegrams, Waverley. ' "TJYECROFT" Private Hotel. 26, 8yJA> monds St.—Superior Accommodation ?3r Visitors; excellent table; tariff, 10s per day.—Tel. 4268. , SUPERIOR Accommodation Balgowlah, O 228, Hobson St.; renovated throughout; double and single rooms; every comfort; terms moderate. " rpERE~ORA," 97, Grafton Road.—Board, J- superior, restful; few business, profesßional men or. tourists.—Phone 2425 A. rpHE TERRACE, City Rd.. Central. High" -L Position.—Excellent Tal.le. Double, Single Rooms. Vacancies.—Phone 4147. Missionaries' tj.oine, and Church J- Workers'. Emmett St.. Heme Bay. Park, Sea. Baths.—Misii Hammond; phone, 2689. ' "I A ROSE Rd., Ponsonby.—Vacancies for -*■•"> Casualn or Permanents; single rooms; breakfast only; terms reasonable. 9A CARLTON GORE Rd!— Vacancies for *-*'-' , Casual or Permanent; bed and breakfast.—Phono 9G9A. BOARD WANTED. A CCOMMODATrON.- 2 Students, sister-. -a require " Accommodation, from end of January; locality of Reservoir.—Greensmith, Coromandcl. BUSINESS Lady want* Board, homely family, self and daughter 12: 'willing furnish room.--Typist 40G. Kekald.' CIOUPLE (younrr). seek Beard and Resi- > dence, private family, in Northcdte; 2 rooms; reasonable.—Rooms, 3C.9, Herald. KIND People to Board Brother und Sister (aged I and 2 years); permanent.— Urgent, £85, Herald. "DOARD-RESIDENCE (AFTESt XMAS), YOUNG MAN; AND 2 LITTLE GIRLS, Age 3 'i\ and G, In Private Family, where lady fond children would assist. Near school. ' W.M., 473, Heiuld. PUPILS WANTED " A POWERFUL Public Speaker Com t\. mands Respect \ '--Why not learn the art of Platform Oratory, by studying at home Gronvillo Kleieer'a Public Sneaking Course.—Send for Prospectus "8 •' Howard Ballan. 175 E. Hereford St.. Christ. church. CLASSES Dressmaking.—Home or pTcTfessipnal. cutting, designing, remodelling.—Modern DTBflsniaking Salon. Ellison's Chambers. Queen l3fc. LADIES— Mako Your Own Dresses CW tumes. Wo cjt, tack; you finish—ilia. Watt, Tabernacle BJdgs. ' Allas MOTOR-Car DJ.iving.-Council Certificate guaranteed.—Mayhill'a Garage r Lower Albert St. Phone 2367 A QUR gPARE-TIME JUTONEY TpOR Y OU; We want to get in touch with people who can givo some sparo time to the pleasing and profitable pastime of Sweetmaking We offer to teach thorn for a nominal fee till they are thoroughly competent WE THEN GUARANTEE TO BUY THEIR PRODUCTS, at the HIGHEST WHOLESALE &&S E lx*r& u ? MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE BOND is your protection when dealing with us. You can earn, like many others, from £5 to £15 per week, in your own homo, without tools, moulds, or machinery. Come in and talk it over and we'll ARRANGE TERMS FOR YOU. OUR SPECIAL POSTAL COURSE is also conducted on the same principle In addition we send post free a case of tho necessary goods to start. Write or call today for FREE Illustrated Booklet, " The Open Road For You." It will put you wise on points that need explanation. jVTATIONAL /CONFECTIONERY iCOLLEGE, Office and Showroom : 25. WINSTONE'S BUILDING fI 77, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND . MEDIOAL PRAOTITIONEP,3. TIyTEDICAL Mac open to Engagement as IVX Locum Tenens until Jtmnuy 10.—Dr. Scott, Runciman. DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPS'OLS.Price, 12s 6d package, post fre». To ensure gettteg genuine, order direct from Solis Agents.—Bridge Drug Stores, Chemists, J 3, Karangahape Rd. (at ttra'ton .Bridge). J
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18888, 22 December 1924, Page 1
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