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HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. A CCOMMODATION, superior Seaside ■ a rurm.—Vacancies paying guests and convalescents; delightful surroundings.— Proprietress, Wharereka, Oneroa Bureau. A CCOMMODATION, with married couple, ■£*■ at reasonable terms.—W. Baker,, Brown's Bay. BEACH Frontage.—Furn. Flats, kitchenettes, conva.; smin3. wharf.—Tiri View. Narrow Neck; phono 146. Devonport. BEDROOM, double, furn., e.1., use kitchen; suit M.C., 2 ladies; available Monday.—Bexhill, Kohimarama Beach, next Rangiview Kiosk; phone 41-035. BROWN'S BAY—Picnickers and Campers Provisioned at Aitken'a General Store. Confectionery, Soft Drinks, Ices. Royal Mail bus leaves Devonport, 8.20 a.n»r-a.30 p.m. Brown's Bay, 7 a.m., 4.30 p.m.—A. W. Aitncn, Phone Albany 19. BROWN'S BAY.—The Wharf Stores, Brown's Bay Pioneer Store. Hot Water, Provisions and Supplies at reasonable prices. Choicest Confectionery, Soft Drinks, Ice Creams, etc.—A. E. Nyberg. BROWN'S BAY.—Bungalow, furn., every conv.; J-acre section; lovely position, near beach; £650; will let from February 1. Phone 20-423. 15, Marsden Ave. BROWN'S BAY.—Furn. Bungalow, every conv., sleeping accommodation for 9 persons; finest position; 2min. from sea; reasonable rent for period.—Holiday, 304, Herald. BROWN'S BAY', The Rest.—Holidaymakers and Picnickers catered for. Light refreshments, nigh-class confectionery, soft drinks, ice creams and news agency.— Airs. E. Wilkinson, Proprietress. /"CASTOR BAY RD., Milford.—Cottage, furnished,' clean; elevated, near beaches. —Eldershaw, Milford P.O. ( HE I/TEN HAM Beach.—Furn. Bouse, a-c----.vl commodate 6 adults, for monl;h or six weeks.—Address nt Herald. ( UiELTKXUAM Beach.—Double Room, v'' own kitchenette, for about 10 days.— Address at Herald. DEEP CREEK.—Oneroa General Store.— Picnickers and Campers Provisioned. Hoi Water. Inquire here re Accommodation. High-class Confectionery, Soft Drinks, Ice Creams, etc. Boating, Fishing, Swimming^—J. L. Cnimpe. DEEP CREEK. —Furnished House, 4 rooms, bathroom, lovely outlook; February 1. —Turner, 72, Balmoral Rd!. HOME, seaside, 6 rooms, furn., and Bach; direct access beach.—23. Grange Rd., Phote 21-309. HOWICK BEACH.—The Bungalow Tea Kiosk and Boarding House; morning and afternoon Teas, light Refreshments. HOTEL GRANDE VUE. St. Hellers Bay. -—Vacancies for Boarders; bathing, boat* ins, fishing.—Mrs. Peterson; phone 37. I7"ERRIE House, Hamilton.—Superior ncX. commodation for Visitors, close to lake and station.—Phone 1497. ' MILFORD Waterfront.—House, 4 rooms, furn., convs.; term, permanent; refs.; ideal situation.—Hills. Prospect Terrace. MURIWAI Beach.—New furn. Cottage; vacant Feb. I.—Apply by letter. Dr. Scott.. Onehunga. AT ARROW NECK BEACH.—Furn. House, fortnight, from January 20; accommodate 4, adults preferred.—-Holiday, 320, Herald. NETANGI CENTRAL STORES, Waiheke Island, Ostend.—Bean part ok Onetangi, Ocean Beach, g.ood furnifihed and unfurnished Bachs to let; tents lor hire; drapery and general groceries; dances, \\ed. and Sat, nights.—A. E. Le Roy, Manager. NETANGI- DANCE HALL, Waiheke Island, via Ostend, right on Auckland's most beautiful ocean beach.—Delightful music, accommodates 100 couples; light, refreshments; high-class confectionery; Onetangi buses meet all boats at Osteiid. ROOMS, superior, furn., every convenience, near Narrow Neck Beach.—Ad.dress at Hep.alp. ROTORUA.— For Term.—Furn. or Unfurn. House. 4 rooms and sleeping porch.— Address at Herald. ; QURFDALE.—Bach, 4 rooms, part furn., O beach frontage; £1 weekly; vacant Feb. B.—McFarlane, Surf dale. SURFDALE, Waiheke Island.—Boat runs daily. Boating, surfing, fishing, shooting, in ideal surroundings; P.O. and xYc~commodation Agency. We supply fresh bread daily, meat, etc, at town prices.—Playles. Post Office Store. Surfdale. WAITAKERES (Near) .—Accommodation; swimming, tennis, raptor picnics: bush adjoins, scenic reserve.—Phillips, The Rimus, Henderson. AMIHA Hostel, Waiheke.—A well-ap-VJ pointed Summer Resort, with facilities for Yachting. Tennis, Dancing, Swimming; 8s day, £2 10s week. Special provision Sunday and Week-end Excursions.—Apply Manager, Private Bag, Omiha Hostel, Auckland J.. CJT. HELIERS BAY.—HOTEL GRANDE VUE.—Up-to-date! Brick Hotel, close to wharf, right cn waterfront. First-class Accommodation and Cuisine, Bathing, fishing and Boating. Cosy Dining and learooms. _ _ MRS. PETERSON, Proprietress. Phone 37 (S*t Heliers.) rPAIAOTEA Private Hotel, Brown's Bay 1 P.O. and Store.— Holiday Provisions. Accommodation for Casuals and PermanTennis, Bathing, Boating. Special tariff winter visitors. —Ring Taiaotea Bureau. Proprietor: Chas. A. luad (late Commercial Hotel). NETANGI BEACH HOTEL, Waiheke Island, via Ostend. (Under Now Management.!— Right on Auckland's finest ocean beach. Ideal rest and recreation in delightful surroundings. SURF-BATH-ING, BOATING. FISHING, TENNIS. Make your holiday a real holiday. Buses meet all boats at Ostend. Excellent cuisine. Tariff from £3 10s weekly. Phones 46-753 or Private Wire. Ostend.—Proprietors, G. R. and G. M. iIcGREVY. A perfectly appointed Summer Resort. Tennis, swimming, beautiful grounds and surroundings, every convenience, garage; excellent service and cuisine. Reservations and rates on request. Phone 7. Takapuna. F. AND M. MAYER. Milford. BOARD WANTED B (ED-SITTING Room, 2 beds, with Board. 1 nice locality, near car line; state terms. JD nice locality, near car line; state terms. —Atlas. 3G5, Herald BOARD, private, required by Business Man, single room, handy city.—Bos 1785, P. 0., Auckland. BOARD, good home, for well-behaved boy, 11; outer suburb: good school essential.—Protestant, 3-12 Herald. FAMILY, 2 adults. 4 children, requiro one week's Board with refined people, vicinity Shelly Beach or Point Chevalier preferred.—Reply, particulars, terms, etc., Holiday. 377. Herald. - Gent. requires board Good Table Essential. Also Garage. Parnell preferred. C.A., 510, H:BBALD. GENTLEMAN, young, musical, requires Accommodation, quiet, private home; handy University. Apply, - LEX. 41, Herald. HOME for elderly Lady, semi-invalid, near car; own furniture.—A.R., 104, Herald. LADY, with girl of 5 years, would like partial Board or Furnished Room for about 3 weeks. Rotorua.—F., 451, Herald. LADY, with family of 4, visiting Auckland, requires Board, from 2nd'week in February, vicinity Royal Oak, Greenwood's Corner; highest refs.—C.W., 498, Herald. LADY with 2 children, 8 and 1 year, requires Board_ and Residence, private family preferred, four to six weeks from January 25. vicnity Cheltenham Beach.— Full partculars to W.M., 933, Herald, Hamilton. MAN, young, requires Board, single room, electric light, handy Newmarket.— I*l electric light, handy Newmarket.— Single. 432, Herald. ROOM, furnished, cr Board wanted by business lady, private home.—H.H., 474. Herald. TTTTDOW wants a Home in return Light It Household Duties, company; a-dults. —E., 412, Herald. FRUIT FOR SALE. PEACHES, dessert, 10s; bottling, fis: jam, ss: half-bushel; rail paid; cash.—F. C. Henderson. Te Kauwhata. PLUMS, cooking and jam, 5s 221b. case; rail paid.—F. Moore, Lincoln Rd., Henderson, I7RUIT for the Coming Season.—Apples. . Peaches, Pears. Plums, Nectarines. Early in January.—s2lb. cases, large Green Cooking Apples, 8s: 20lb. cases Delicious Peaches, 8s; freight oaid. Send for price lists. Only the best fruit sent.—F. Stewart, Orchnrdist, Kar.kapakapa. BEST Jam Plums, Damsons, 201b. 6s; Ponds. Giant Prunes, Satsuma, 221b. 7s Gd; Purple Gage, Sultan. 221b. 0s Cd: Bnrbank. ss; Peaches, Dessert or Bottling. 18lb. Ss; Apples. Cooking, 6s 6d bushel; rail,paid; delivered when ready.—F. Moore. Henderson. TYPEWRITER 3 FOR SALE. All makes Machines, X new, second-hand, rebuilt; attractive prices.—ReDulit Typewriter Co., 4(5. Ferry Bidgs. CAMERAS FOR SALE, I7"ODAK, Autofocus EnJwuter (electric l , t\ new condition, complete; ahio. Dark ! Room Lamp. etc.; £S, —G.P.O. Bos 4725. j

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19221, 9 January 1926, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19221, 9 January 1926, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19221, 9 January 1926, Page 2