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A CCOMMODATION for 2 Friends with -lX private family, select; terms arranged. —39, Ardmore ltd.. Heme Bay. A CCOMMODATION. comfortable, excel- •*-*- lent meals; for business gentlemen; 2nd section; handy cars.—3s, Hepburn St. Phone 20-553. A CCOMMODATION.—DoubIe and Single Xs- Rooms, full board; all convs.—ls4, Grafton Kd. Phone 45-685. A CCOMMODATION for respectable Worka! ing men; permanents, casuals; early breakfast.—4, Bereaford St. (opp. FinsJStrLh ACCOMMODATION offered wprkingman; XX Share room; private family; moderate; handy Newmarket.—No. 7, Osborne St., Newmarket. 12, Lower Symonds Street FIRST-CLASS ACCOM MO D ATI ON. Visitors, £2 10s; Permanents, £2 2s. Daily, 10s. Phono 40-293. A VONHYRSTE. 62, Symonds St. —SuperXX ior Accommodation; casuals or permanent*. or Bed and Breakfast; mod, tariff. I>EDROOM, suit tradesman or 2 friends; 11 0.1., ealifont.—l, New St., Newmarket. BED-SITTING Room, double, with breakfast; suit gentlemen friends; furn.; sep. entrance; reiined.—9l. Valley ltd. BOARD, good, comfortable, clean, bright, cheery single rooms; e.1.—3, Winchester St., off Newt, Oil Rd. 'T.>O A RD-Residencc. Men only; e.1.. convs,; J J clean; near Newton P. Office.—3, Cobden St. BOARD, private, single room, quiet, comfortable; e.1., washing; 30s. —Address at Herald. T>OARD, 3 Gentlemen or Married Couple; Aj lmin, bowling green.—3, Itautangi Rd., Mt. Eden. ("IARLTON Excellent Accommodation, J double and single rooms; moderate tariff.—City Road, above People's Palace. Phone 40-025. CtLIFTON. —Accommodation with break- > fast; central. select and quiet.— Whitakor Place, oft Symonds St. Phone 43-216. lADY, with boy. lOyrs., would care for J 2 Boys, school ag£; good home, near school; good refs.—Devonport, 168, Herald. MT. EDEN. Minute 2nd Section.—Comfor- . table Homo - offered young married couple, or two friends.—-Address at Herald. EEST Home, for Semi-Invalids, Convales--1 cents, Elderly Gentlefolk.—Mrs. Bennett. 12, St. George's Bay Rd., Pamell. I)OSSVILLE, next Cargen.—Board, ResiV: dencc; permanents, visitors; moderate tariff. Pho-e -11-113. —Mrs, Piggott, ProROTOITI, 595, George St.. Dunedin.— Select Board-Residence, accommodation Exhibition Visitors; excellent tariff; modern convs. QT. STEPHEN'S AV. (vicinity).—Balcony O Bed-Sitting Room, breakfast; refined home, e.1., telephone.—Address at lleiiald. fjWKAPITNA. —Board offered several young I. Business' Men; refined, centra!.—Address at Herald. _. \7~ACANCY. —Two Gents., bed and break- *' fast, or full board; moderate.—42, B urn ley Terrace. Dominion Rd. VACANCIES, Paying Guests; _ comfortV table home; every con v.; _ within 2nd section.—S2, New North Rd., Ringsland. VACANCIES Boarders, 27» Gd: Nice single V rooms, good table.—Miss Magner, The Gables, Anglesea St.. Hamilton. A REFINED, comfortable Homo offered XX married couple, 2 friends, paying guests; elevated position,—Moderate, 166, Herald. BOARD wanted for Schoolboy, in respectable family (R.C.) —A.8.C., 130. Herald. BOARD-Kosidence, by Working Man. in Private House; single room; Epsom preferred.—F.. 124. Herald. HOLIDAYS. —Board-Residence wanted 2 ;\dulls, 2 children (5 and 8). —Teacher, 74. Hi: HA ld. T ADY, young, requires Board in refined J-J home; H-onio Bay preferred.—Box 1638, G.1'.0. lADY, young, in business, requires priJ vate Board, within 2nd section preferred; moderate.—Quiet, 02, Herald. T ADY (business), young, musical. reJJ quires Board, homely people; handy City; phono preferred.—Handy, 153, Herald. "WOULD Clean. Kindly People Board it Baby Boy; 10s weekly; mother poor circumstances.—-Urgent, 112, Herald. A MBERGRIS, any quantity. Send by XX registered post, cash offer return mail. —Walter Mason 4, Smith St.. off Hepburn St., I'onsonby. A NSELL AND CO., Auctioneers, 167, 1 x Queen St., buy Furniture, Pianos, etc., outright for Cash. 41-918. ~A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrin. Largest Buyer XX Ladies', Gent.'s, Left-off Clothing.—9l, Victoria St .; phone 42-674. lijFFORE Selling, before Buying Your > Furniture, consult Squirroll and Co.— We defy competition. Phono 44-398. BINOCULARS, must be long range and reasonable price.—l 23, Remuera Rd., opp. P.O. BOOKS. Magazines, Novels, Chums, wanted. Best prices given.—Ardilaun's, 466. Queen St., opp. Myers Park. BOOKS, in sound condition, particularly Fiction; top prices.—Brooking and Son, 28. We-llosley St. W. /CLOTHING.—Gent.'s or Ladies' Left-off; Tools. Boots, Records. Artificial Teeth. Best prices.—Hansen, Wakefield St., opp. Town Hall. Phone 43-021. COUNTER, about 12ft.. good order.—Pary; ticulars. T..J.. 142, Herald. Teeth, sound or otherwise; preJ war work preferred: to io set paid.— Pearlino Co., 103. Queen St. G" AS Stove, Hotentot, good order; state price.— H.. 173. Herald. "ELTZER BROS., 65-67, Victoria St., Buy Sell, Loan and Exchange Goods of every description. Phone 45-330. OFFICE Equipment, second-hand. Filing Cabinets, Desks; urgent.—B.P.L., 24, Herald. RAGS.— Any Old Rags, lid per lb. Cart calls city or near suburbs. Cash at door.—Write G-P.O. Box 507. RING Mrs. Kelly.—She buys Misfit Clothing. Evening Wear.—Darby Street, off Queon St. Phone 42-606. QI2WING Machines, Drophead preferred, k) . at once; cash waiting.—l2a, H.B. Bldgs., Newton. ' OODA Fountain Arm, with accessories.— i! 5 Osborne. 43. Albert St. rpRAPPED Rabbits and Dried Skins in J any quantity; highest prices given. —Saniord, Ltd., Auckland. rfIROTTT Rod, also Landing Net or Gaff. X first-class order and quality .—-Sportsman. 246. Herald. (ft i A A Worth Used Furniture wanted daib' large or small lots.—Busy Bee. 165, Ponsonli.v Pal. Phone 27-100. i aTTA A VAILABLE. Best Cash £I()UU Prices given for Household Furniture.—McKenzie's, 279-81, Broadway, Newmarket. Phone 43-059. URNIT U R E. Wo will buy the House as it stands, or in smaller lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD.. Opposite Town Hall. BABIES' OUTFITTERS. "OABYLAND, 154, Newton. —Baby Outfits. AJ 49s Gd: Shawls, Barran, Gowns Cradles, Baskets, Blankets. Specials m Baby wear. BABETTE," Newton, Baby-wear Specialist, complete Baby Outfits, Knitted Silk Frocks, Bonnets. Rompers, Suits. Mothers welcome. SPORTS GOODS. EST. English and American Racquets, 15 strung super English gut, 755; patent Restringing.—Yates. City Chambers. TpNGLISiI Cricket Bats, with Yates' patXLt cut unbreakable handles; no jar or sting: phenomenal drivers, 35s.—It, Yates, 69. City Chambers. f'\ L. PATTERSON had his Racquet V,T. Strung by Johns, Ltd., 32. Queen St How about yours? OPTICIANS. A ECCLES, 142. Queen St., for thorough XX« Sight Examinations; ' comfortable, stylish glasses: qualified Optometrist in al tendance. VON STURM KR. D.5.0.1.. D.A.0.C., V Specialist.-—T esting.—ll.l3, 231dgs., Karangnliapo Rd.. Newton. CHEMISTS. " TJIIOSPHORTON." the Great Blood J Purifier; powerful tonic; bottles 2s Gd, -Is Gd, 7s Cd.—A. Ecclcs, all Branches.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19156, 23 October 1925, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19156, 23 October 1925, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19156, 23 October 1925, Page 1

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