BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A CCOMMODATION.—SingIe Beds, evcryttiulg new; ?s-Cd; breakfast or full A CCOMMOD A.TION, respectable, Man, pn■tX vato home, front room, e.1., piano, good hutle.—66, Newton Rd. ACCOAiaIOjJ&iIOJN. single room; .uli board; good table;'Bss; select.—St. ■Elmo. 5. VVynyard St.. City. ACCOMMODATION. —dingle, double rooms; Ist section ; permanents, casuals; full board from 80s week.—l 79. Grafton Kd. A CCOMMODATION, comfortable, ottered -1 Gentlemen, ail .convs., piano, phone, califont; moderate.—Lyndhurst, 72, Grafton Road. A CCOMMODATION, with full board or j-jL breakfast only; good table; mouerate tariff.—Hotel Gardiner, near Careen. AKRAS, 12, Symonds St. opp Varsity.— First-class Accommodation, permanents; £2 2s; daily,-10s.—Phone 40-293. BOARD offered, in quiet,, sunny home; moderate tariff; close to City.—Address at H£.hall>. BOARD, Lodgings offered 2 Mates, 255; piano, homely.—l, Wells' St., Auglesea s>o., Ponsonby Rd. BOARD offered Working Man, share room, sott washing, 30s. —2, Mill St., near windmill, Newton. . BOAK.D, superior, single room, lady or gent.—l 43, Grafton Rd., Mrs. Hosie. Phone 40-6G6. BUAKU oiiered; good table, early breakfast, clean, single or share rooms.— I MR. opp. P. 0., Parnell. LrUAUuEKS 12), gents., snare large room, iJ convs.; washing; near Symonds St. — 19, Edenvale Rd., Mt. Eden. i IARLTON. - Excellent Accommodation, v.- 1 double and single rooms; moderate tariff.—City Rd., above People's Palace. Phone 40-025. CLIP TON.—Accommodation, with breakfast; central, select and quiet.—Whitaker Place, off Symonds St. Phone 43-216. COMFORTABLE Home offered 1 or 2 Business Men, St. Stephen's Av., Parnell ; handy baths for summer swimming, all convs.—Parnell, 598, Lleiuld. 171 PSOM.—Vacancy 2 Gentlemen. large ll room, private family, good table, car stop.—s73, Manukau Rd. GENT.'S. —Superior Board, private, h. c. water, e.1., car stop, washing; 30s. — 3ti9. Dominion Rd. HAMILTON.— Vacancies Permanents and Casuals; good table; moderate, homely. —Miss Magner, The Gables, next fire station. HAMILTON —Waverley Private Hotel.— Most select and modern; charming rivor scenery; ideal rest home; min. from station; garage; phone. BOME, good, suit tradesman, single room, board optional, handy tram.—3, Rata St.. Ponsonby. HOME, comfortable, lor working man; private family; sunny bedroom; washing; handv City.—39A. Rhyber Pass. JOLIMONT— 1. Lower Symonds St., corner Alfred St.—Accommodation for Visitors. Central. —Phone 43-707. MANUKA, 42, Wellesley St. E., above Albert Park.—Permanents, 30s; Casuals, e.1., hot bath. 11/f ARRIED Couple, good home, table, e.1., ItJL califont; early breakfast; phone, piano; 305.—101. Eden Terrace. » MI. EDEN ED., 237.—0ne or 2 Gents.; comfortable home; tram stop, 2nd section ; garage. MT. EDEN;—Widow offers Gentleman or Married Couple, comfortable Home.— phone.—3. Rrtutangi Rd., Mt. Eden. "\| EVVTON.—Board oiiered business ladies, M.C., in quiet private home.—Address at Herald IJOYSTON, Edgerley Av., Epsom., overXV looking Park and Bowling Green, now open to receive guests; all modern convs.; hot and cold showers; telephone, etc.—Mrs. Hendry. EYECROFT, 26. Symonds St. Superior accommodation for casuals, permanents; central and convenient; excellent table. Phone 44-2GB. THE TERRACE." 7, City Rd.—Superior Accommodation, tennis court; casuals, £'2 10s; permanent from 30s. Phone. 46-747. TTACANCY young Man Boarder, in comV - fortable home; 30s, including soft washing.—7. Edenvale Rd.. Mt. Eden. ATACANCY, 2 respectable business men; V meals optional- Ist section; nice large sunny rooms.—Address at Herald. TCANCIES for Boarders, every couv.; good table,:moderate terms; car .stop.— 32. Jervois Rd.. Ponsonby, ■ VACANCIES for Boarders, every conv.. good table; terms moderate; car svop. ..-$2. Jervois Rd.. Heme Bay. WTOMAN, companionable, offered comforVV table home, delightfully situated farm, ..return domestic assistance; refs.— Homely. 442. Hk p .ai.d. ; jyj- ' I . D L A N D S. A FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE HOTEL. Extensive Grounds. Every modern convenience arid cuisine cf the best. Moderate terms to Permanents and Visitors. Manageress; Miss' Harper, lato Midland Hotel, Masterton. Telephone No. 20-30-1.. NO. 2, DOMETT AVENUE. EPSOM. '■ (Car Stop.) BOARD WANTED. ACCOMMODATION, with Board, for Christmas, months; 2 adults, 3 children-; farmhouse preferred: near beach. Auckland.— Ffi-nvyick. Wfnntnruh Pd.. Remuern. BOARD wanted for well-behaved Boy (18). •earning trade; 22s fid weekly.—Central, HKRALD. "|_>USiX<EoS liftdy. young, wants Board and JD Residence; firet section prefericd.— Stenog. 4.98, Hf.HALD. • HOME, with refined family, wanted, business girl: Ist or 2nd section; state terms.—H.-P.. 443. .Herald. LAD 1' and child, IJ yeais, require Board, off Queen St. preferred.—Respectable, 597, Herald. lADY, young, at business, wants Board ■i and Residence, near town preferred. Reasonable.—F.M.. 599. Herald. lADY. young, wants Home in refined J family, as Paying Guest; within 2 sections Epsom Post Office.—Miss Ross, c.o. Ensom Post Office. 'AN, young, private. family, city preferred ; terms.—Tradesman, .596, HfcnAiJ). MAN, young, sober, wants Board, smele room, Edendale or Kingsland.—N.H.. Herald. TOURISTS' AND MOTORISTS' G-UID2. ROTORUA. QUEENSLAND' HOUSE; table unequalled; tariff, 8s day, .£2 10s week; lmin. from railway.—Mrs. Berge, Proprietress. ROTORUA.— Hamilton House, newly renovated, under new management; tariff 9a day; 553 week. Mrs. Constant, Proprietress. ROTORUA.— Rooms, single and double, all conveniences; terms moderate.—HoliXX conveniences; terms moderate.—Holiday, c.o. Harris. Bookseller, Rotorua. QUR'REY HOUSE, Huapapa.St.-Cenlrally 0 situated > 8s day, 45s week.—Mrs. Devin, Proprietress. Phone 217. A HOME away from Home.—Club's Private Hotel, late Arcadia; adjoining Govt. Grounds. Superior accommodation. Tariff, 9s day; 55s weekly. . CHRISTCHURCH. TXT HERE TO STAY. V V IN CHRISTCHURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation. 52, "Worcester Street, West End, 2 minutes' from G.P.O, Beautiful Lawns, Gardens, etc. Moderate Tariff. P. J. MURRAY, Phone 872. Proprietor. PTTI'ILS WANTED. A UCTION BRIDGE new 1926 Bridge -TS. laws. Ls.dy or Gentleman instructor. Elementary os: Advanced classes. Afternoon and evening sessions.—Phone 50-962. A 'LASSES. Dressmaking. Cutting. Des:gnv/ ing, etc.—Modern Dressmaking Salon. Durham Chambers. Durham St.. next Stewart Dawson's. JOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin, Mandolin. Piiano.—243, Symonds St., opp. P.O. (Mrs. F., L. Perkins). MOTOR Drivingtaught thoroughly by experts: Council Certificate guaranteed; fees moderate —Ruahtoii's Auckland Motor School, 57, Albert St. jj>RiVATE Tuition.—Ladies, Gentlemen. JL backward, advanced, day, evening; personal, postal, visiting: ex-master colleges, Government; English. Book-keening. Arith.. Exama.. Latin. French.—22. Cleveland Rd.. Parnell. TO BRAINY MEN!"-You aspire to be a brilliant Public Speaker, but don't know how? Study Grenville Kleiser's Public Speaking Course, Prospectus *'S" free.—Howard Ballan, 175 E. Hereford St.. Christchurch. tottion wanted. JIU-JITSU.— Lessons wanted, in Auckland. —Muscular, 593, Heeald. CHIROPRACTIC. W A. DICJGGAN. Broadway Chambers. * Newmarket.— Daily and will visit private hornet. —Phone 46-794. DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS—price, 12s 6d package; post free. To ensure getting genuine, order direct from Sole Agents, Bridge Drug Stores, Chemists, 3, Karangahape R'd. (at Grafton Bridge).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19405, 13 August 1926, Page 1
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