BOARD ANI) RESIDENCE. A CCOMMODATION offered Married ■A Coupla, every conv., good table; homely.—lo, Eose Rd., Ponsonby. A CCOMMODATION for Boarders; home A away from home.—W.C.T.U. Hostel, 303, Queen St. Phone 45-254. A CCOMMODATION.—6, Hamilton Road, Xi. Herrie Bay. Good table, every conv.; terms moderate.—Phone 26-810. A CCOMMODATION, first-class. with XX breakfast.—Sorrento. 3. Grafton Road, near New University, Lower Symonds St. Phono 41-708. A CCOMMODATION.—-Single and Share Room; early breakfast: e.1.. all conva. Permanents, casuals.—l4s. Hobson St. A CCOMMODATION for Gentlemen in re- ■ 9. fined, comfortable home; all convs.; piano, phone.—s, Park Ave., Grafton. ACCOMMODATION, Visitors and Permanently moderate; under new management.—Phone 43-927. Slrathavon, 23, Park Road, Grafton. Accommodation. Bed and Breakfast. soft washing, e.1.; 153; Board optional, 27s 6s.—Bonai, 91, College Hill. ACCOMMODATION.- Srperior, every convenience, Ist section, good table, good bods, from 27s Od week.—l 79, Grafton Rd. A CCOMMODATION. Convalescents, ■ii Semi-Invalids, Elderly Gentlefolk; every comfort, attention; nurse.—l2, St. George's Bay Rd., Parnell. A CCOMMODATION. double and single Rooms; permanents and casuals, full board.—ls4, Grafton Rd. Phone 45-085. ACCOMMODATION, Tradesmen; early breakfagt; central; all convs.—97, Symonds St.—Mrs. La Dette. Proprietress. ACCOMMODATION, double, single roomB; xL breakfast, board (optional); homely, moderate.--Hillcrest, 49. East St.. Symonds St. A CCOMMODATION for respectable Working Men: permanents, casuals; early bre-akfnst.— 4. Beresford St. (opp. Fire Stn.). A CCOMMODATION.—"CIoveIIy," under xv new management. Double tind Single Rooms. Excellent table. Moderate tariff. 11. LOWEII SYMONDS STRET, _P>.nnp -tl-443. jJji.JJKOOM, double, balcony; suit m.c. or -«-> two friends (men); superior, reasonable, all convs.—5, Wynyard St., off Lower Symonds St., City. BOARD offered; good table, early breakfast; single and double r00m.—123, opp. P. 0., Parnell. BOARD, Epsom, bath, piano, electric light; close tram; tariff, 30s. —17, Pah lid., Greenwood's Corner. BOARD, Homely, all convs., e.1.; early breakfast; washing; car at d00r.—47, Khyber Pass. BOARD, comfortable, nice, cosy rooms, e.1., every conv.—-3, \\ inchester St., off Newton Rd., close Reservoir. BED and Breakfast or Room; permanents, casuals.—The Oaks, Weilesley St.. near St. Paul's. Phono 46-579. BED and Breakfast, or Full Board; casuals or permanents.—Warkworth House, 380, Queen St., opp. Town Hall. CARLTON. Excellent Accommodation, double and single rooms: moderate tariff,—Git y Road, above People's Palace. Phone 40-025. CLIFTON. —Accommodation with break- , fast; central, select and quiet.— W hitaker Place, off Symonds St. Phone 43-216. DEVONPORT. —Comfortable Home; good table, e.1., every conv.; close , ferry; moderate.—Rocroi, 5, Garden Terraco. JJJ.R.AFTON. —Vacancy for Gentleman, VJ single room, soft washing, every comfort.—94, Grafton Rd. rjBJEENWOOD'S CORNER.—Gentleman, VJ for Whole or Partial Board.—Phono 43-220, 661, Manukau Rd., Epsom. HOTEL GARDINER. Emily Place, near Cargen.— Superior Accommodation; Visitors, Permanents. Excellent cuisine. Phone 42-477. HOTEL ROSSVILLE," next Cargen.— Under New Management, announce Special Reduction, Permanents.—Williams (late Criterion, Dannevirke). 41-113. KILLARNEY," 48, Upper Vincent St.— Vacancies Men Boarders; 30s;: also Double Room, own cooking, co'avs. LINDEN," 55, Jervois Rd., Heme Bay.— Permanents, f,ingle rooms, 355; share, 30s; bed, breakfast, ss. MEN, respectable, good table, califont, bath, clean beds; moderate.—l 3. Upper Vincent. St. "jV,/TOORCROET, minute cars, soft washing; .itJL early breakfast, £ood table, comfortable, young men.—36, Williamson A v.* PONSONBY, Waterfront (2mins).—Comfortable Homo; moderate.—ll, Yartaorough St., off Seymour St. 13UNNYMEDE, 55, Symonds St.—Select A\ Accommodation; permanents and casuals : e.l: Phono 43 : 165. ROSSVILLE. next Cargen, top Shrotland St.—Permanents advised inauire Phone 41-113. Reduced Tariff. Superior Accommodation. fPERRACE, 7, City Rd.—Superior AccomX modation, excellent table; moderate tariff; vacancies casualu, permanents.— Phone 46-747. T'.HE Missionaries' Home and Church ■Workers, Emmett St.. Heme Bay park; soa baths.—Miss Hammond. Phone 26-OS9. " rpHE LIONS," 72. Weilesley St. YJ,_ 4 Board and Residence: clean and comfortable.—Phone 40-583. WELLESLEY HOUSE. 74, Weilesley Street West. NOW THOROUGHLY MODERNISED. Families Specially Catered for. Phoae 42-253. WINDSOR, 13, Khyber Pass.—Vacancies for- Visitors and Permanents; every conv. ; terms reasonable. Phone 43-060. " j^AUMAI," »NO. 10, PARK AVENUE. GRAFTON. Comfortable and superior Board and Residence for Ladies and Gentlemen. Tastefully furn. throughout; al.' modern convs.. including piano, e.1., phoje, etc. Within Ist section; ideal surroaudingj; excellent cuisine. Moderate tariff. MISSES PRIMMER AND HUNTER, Proprietrix. Phone 46-304. BOARD WANTED BOARD, last fortnight January: young lady, convalescent; beach preferred.— -O lady, convalescent; beach preferred.— Stephenson, 89, Te Aroha St., Hamilton. BOARD and Lodgings, private, by young Man.—D., 183, Herald. BOARD and Lodging, by single Man; easy walking distance City; private family preferred.—Clerical, 181, Herald. BOARD wanted, near Victoria Park, by younc Man. Ivhere no other boarders -L» young Man, Ivliere no other boarders kept.—N., 184. Herald. BOARD and Residence, 'superior, or Room only; use convs.; vicinity Wynyard St., City.—Board. 109, Herald. BOARD, or Bed and Breakfast, by two refined young Ladies, private home, for fined young Ladies, private home, for one or two weeks.—Cheerful. 105. Herald. BOARD, with soft washing, 2 young Men, Boy. 2 years; private family preferred. —E.. 132, Herald. BUSINESS Gentleman, young, would like .tioard with refined private family.— Refined. 94. Herald. , BUSINESS Gentleman requires Single Room, with breakfast, refined family.— Reply, stating terms, etc., Gent.. 78, Herald. ENGLISH Couple desire . Board, lady's home; husband often away; young wife needs companionship.—C., 51, Herald. GENTLEMAN, young, refined, requires home, handy to City preferred; state terms.—K., 112. Herald. IRL, young, studying, requires Board, vJT refined family.—Reply, stating terms, etc.. Board, 77, Herald. HOME required in country for respectable Youth, just left school; Slieep Farm preferred.—Particulars to A.Y., 435. Herald. LADY, young, requires superior Board with private refined family; good locality; terms.—C.N., 177, Herald.
LADY, young, requires Board, quiet, refined home; moderate terms. —H., 157, Hekaxp. ' MAN, young, wants Board, near Great South Rd., Epsom; start: particulars Urgent. 47. Herald rpAKAPUNA.—Board wanted by «2 young _L Ladies, near Takapuna Beach; state particulars.—K.A., 5-t. Heuald. JDEAL 'J'EETH. MR HOV7EY WALKER has had a vast experience -and knows tho art, of making Artificial Teeth to fit and feel like you own. With palates beautifully light and thin and the very finest teeth, specially selected ia size. ehape and shade, to suit you features. Sets of teeth to give you great comfort and lonr service FEES are most moderate: 'Utility Teeth, upper Hrf, . . £2 10 0 Standard Denture . . . . £4 4 0 Howey Walkei Special Set . . £5 15 0 "Ideal" Sectior.n Gum . . £7 7 0 gOU'EY Dentist. City Chambers. 209 QUEEy STREET. WANTED. 100 Bathing GiTTs to enter t ? for "Coast of Folly" Competition at Everybody's: prize 10 Guineas. SPRING is a good time to see Rotorua. i Try a long weak-end. Cheap fares.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19217, 5 January 1926, Page 1
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