SITUATIONS VACANT. tourists and motorists guide, AUCKLAND. TfENTNOR PRIVATE HOTEL. DEVONPORT. 2Mins. Wharf, Beach and Pars. Close City. Weekly Tickets cheaper than trarrm. Beautiful Views of Harbour and Latv. Recognised by Tourists and Business Men as an Ideal Position close to City, yet away from NOISE AND DUST. A Stay at Vealnor never forgotten. Comfort of Patrons Assured. 1 Table a. Speciality. Permanents by Arrangement. G. ARROW SMITH, Phone" 22-466. Proprietor. HAMILTON. XVTAVEItLEY Private Hotel, inqst, select: » T attendance unsurpassed: restful, sunny balcony each room; garage: phone. ROTORUA. " A RMIDALE" Privato Hotel, rebuilt xi and under original rnangement: ■every comfort and convenience; 10s day; £3 3s week.—Bos 173. Phone 205. DEVONSHIRE House. Handy station; grounds, 'baths; ground floor; table unequalled; Ss day. Proprietress, Mrs. Dean. OAKLEIGH House, opp. Station; ground floor: good table, every conv. Tariff: 20a day: £3 week.—Mrs. S. Robinson. Phone .127. QUEENSLAND House; table unequalled; tariff. 9s day, £2 15? week; lmin. from railway.—Mrs. Berge, Proprietress. QURREY HOUSE, Huapar-a St. Centrally ' O situated: 83 day. 45s week.—Mrs. Devin. Proprietress. Phone 217. " QONOMA."—A Real Home. Excellent kj ■ Service, Ss day; £2 10s week.— J. Bennett. CHRISTCHURCH. w J HERE TO STAY. >V IN CHRISTCHURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation. 62. Worcester Street. West End. 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful Lawns, Gardens, etc. Moderate Tariff. I<\ J. MURRAY. Phono, R7-2. Proprietor. WAITAKERE. ~T/t7"AIATARUA. Leading Holiday and * » Health Resort. Taxi meets trains, Glen Eden.—M. Kingslev. Nihotupu Bureau. WELLINGTON. "INHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. HOTEL COLUMBIA, Near Town Hall, Cuba Street. First-class Accommodation for Guests, Electric light throughout. Elevator," JO Bathrooms. Excellent Cuisine. Drawing and Commercial Rooms. Terms: JOs per •day; £3 per week. Now under Entirely New Management. W. E. WEBB - -' Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN. /CARPETS. Upholstery, etc., thoroughly Cleaned and Purified in your own homes by latest vacuum cleaner; estimates given: charges moderate. —428, Queen St. Phono 44-070. HEALTH is Wealth.—lf you are seeking it. consult Anderton, Herbalist. 17, Mt. Eden Rd. T\GN'T Forgot Higher Thought Joy Fair, 1/ Art 3 Hall. _Kitchener St., Thursday, <1.30 p.m. Admission, Cd. A BOUT that Carrying.—Ring 26-988. Cement, Lime, Shingle, Sand, Coal, Firewood.—Fawkes, 120. Gt, North Rd. - A RT Needlework; Leach's Patterns; latest. J:X and choicest traced linens and transfers. —Penelope, 442, Queen St. BIG REDUCTIONS in Prams. PushChairs, Doll Prams, etc.. at our SHOWROOMS, Thompson's Buildings, 313, Queen St. (3 doors above Town Hall). W A. THOMPSON AND CO. M'ILES Heart Treatment for Functional - Disorders, Palpitation and Tobacco Heart: 7s Cd posted.—D»war, Strand Arcade. \TO. (! Columbia Batteries, best quality, 2s Cd each.—From W. H. Ilaxard, Queen A RTHUR BREE (Pianist), Tunar and ■iV. Bepairor; expert attention.—Top of Symonds St. Phono 43-398. BUTTONS, Braiding, Hemstitching, done tho same dny.—F. H. Dyer, 2nd Floor, Pacific Bldgs.. Wellealey St. E. COLUMBIA Hot-Shot Batteries for En•Jr Ignition. Price, 18a Cd eftch.--j. r°m Hazard h. Queen Stree-t. SAWS and Edged Took of all kinds and DusiffaaMvSdh^^t 81 - Andw " oll - ,4. <,l ■ . .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19452, 7 October 1926, Page 2
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