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Tourists and motorists guide. "AUCKLAND. rpREVES MIL WARD, Rest and Convales- '' JL cent Homo.—Vacancies for Patients—- ■ Nurse Bonner, St. Heiiers Bay. Phone '2a-O'.V2 WALALLA, St. Helier3 Bay.—Kest. Convalescent Home. Delightful surroundings. close beach: professional attention. — Sisters Riddell. Phono 4. HAMILTON. EIVERVIEW Private Hotel, min. P.O. and Waikato Kiver: electric light JLV and Waikato Kiver; oicctric light 'throughout, terms moderate.— Phone MSI. "\7t7-AVERLEY Private Hotel, most select; ' T attendance unsurpassed; restful, sunny balcony each room; garage; phone. ,T*7"HEN in Hamilton stay at Aimadale. \» V Superior accommodation, recently re.tivaled, lmin. station. Absolutely, be3t 10s (lay house in New Zealand. HO WICK. MARINE HOTEL, HOWICK, Now under the management of Mr. *T. H. Mill ward. Adjoining. Bowling and (✓roquet Lawns. Special Dinner Mid-day Sunday. Tariff, £3 3a. Phone 4. /"ILENDON HOUSE, LEIGH.—Good fishins,. swimming, tenuis; ideal holiday resort; tariff, £2 2s.—Mrs. Albert "SVyntt.. QUEENSLAND House; table unequalled; _• tariff, Os day, £2 15s week; lmin. from railway.—Mrs. Bcrge. Proprietress. Q URREY HOUSE, Huapapa St; Centrally VJ situated; 8s day, 45s week.—Mrs. Devin, Proprietress. Phone 217. ]?ISHING, handy Lake, Cottage to let, convs.; book dates immediately.—l2, Exchange Lace. Phone 41-205. CHRISTCHURCII. "W HERE TO STAY > V IN CHRISTCHURCII, ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation. 52. Worcester Street, West End, '2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful Lawns, Gardens, etc; ■ Moderate Tariff. F. J. MURRAY, Phono 872. Proprietor. . WANTED KNOWN. "OILE Cones.—Coonley'a givo instantaneous JL reliof. Sufferers report wonderful results. Posted 4s 9d.—Dewav, Strand Arcade. A LL-Wool Indigo lino Serge Trousers, sizes .3 to 7. 18s 6d. —Hunter's, 13. Elliott St. ARTHUR lIREE (Pianist), Tuner and Repairer; expert attention.—Syinonds St., opp. Tutt'a. Photic 43-398. BE Wise, Order Your Costumes and Suits from ■ Laurie and Hardy, Foresters' Bldgs., Albert St. J BARKER Manufactures Furniture of high- > est quality. Sell direct from factory at lowest' prices.—106. Eden Terrace. MULLET, Flounder and Garfish Nets just landed.—Johnston's - Net Works, 710. Dominion Rd. Phone 21-140. TVTEUROL. Tablets givo. instant relief in 1i Headaches, Toothache, Neuralgia; Is 6d at Chemists and Stores. Bungalows, ltd.,-High St., Auckland —Buildings financed; plans and specifications .supplied:—Phone 2110 A. *1? J. KELLY AND CO., LTD., Kingston -L/« St.—Moulders, Engineers, Blacksmiths, etc.. Concrete Mixer Manufacturers. BOWLERS. —We stock your registered Club Colours.—Cox, The Hatter, Karangahape Rd. Phone 40-555. "VTOU wouldn't know your Car when -I washed by latest Spray method.—Used Cars, Ltd.. Newmarket. ' CIORNS, Bunions cured, Green Leal Regd. > Salve, Is, 2s. Gd; postal note.—Peter Brennan. Chiropodist. Paeroa. \ UCKLAND LUGGAGE AGENCY.— ii Phones 43-031, 27-103. Store or Deliver anything, anywhere, Is Parcel; delivery all suburbs. ... EOKGB B. PROUD. Iron and Brass VJ Founder, Cleave Ave., off Grey St., Auckland. Phono 40-784. A BOUT that Carrying.—Ring 26-988. -XI. Cement, , Lime, Shingle, Sand, Coal, Firewood.—Fawkes, 120. Gt. North Rd. TEFFERS' Irish Linen Store, Jervoia Rd., »/ Ponsor.by.—2o :< 20in. Linen Damask Serviettes, hemmed; only Is 6d each. HEALTH is Wealth.-—lf you are seeking it.,- - consult Anderton, Herbalist, 17, Mt. Eden Rd. "TNECTO" Hair Dye, procurable in all L shades from Miss Borgolte, Toilet Specialist. City Chambers, Auckland. HARRY FORT, High-class Tailor.—Moderate Prices. Palmerston Buildings, Queen or>r>. G.P.O. Phone 41-235. MISS HUN WICK, Dressmaker, 63, Strand Areade.—'Costumes and Gowns to order. Pupils taken for dressmaking. TjIURS. LADIES. FURS. X Buy your Furs direct from factory and save middlemen's profit. We are manufacturers and can supply and fit you with any fur article you require at wholesale price. Largo and varied stock Coats and Chokers to select from; all latest styles. Renovations, Repairs and Remodelling, trade prices. Prompt attention country inquiries^—Factory and Show Rooms, Arctic Furs, JeTsey St. (off Howe St.), Newton. jqpw TO INCREASE YOUR INCOME. MAIL COUPON FOR FREE BOOK. The Coupon below will bring you our big FREE BOOK. The real information about your opportunities in HOME CONFECTIONERY MAKlNG—positive proof that you, too, can earn £5 or more weekly. Send for it now. Along with the book we will send you our GUARANTEE BOND and particulars 'Of the most wonderful payraising course in the world. Send this Coupon now—this very second may be the turning point in your life. Send it while the desiro to earn moro money is upon you, to, NATIONAL CONFECTIONERY INDUSTRY. 77. Queen Street, Auckland. Dear Sirs, Without obligating me)■ any way, send me your FREE BOOK and pnr•Hrnlars of rout FREE Outfit Offer. GUARANTEE BO v D to purchase my sweets, and proof that 7 can earn £5 or more each week .making sweets at home. NAME ifjrjMjjMJ/W»^.W.V.V.V.i3 STREET PLANTS. TRESS, ETC., FOR SALE. BURROW'S Reliable Vegetable Plants;' Onions, Brown Spanish, only 6s 1000; Cauliflowers. 2s 100; Cabbage, Red Beet, Lettuce, la 6d 100; postage extra.—Burrows. Box 30, Pukekobe. ("t ABB AGE, Enfield Market, Is 4d 100; vy Cauliflower., Eclipse, selected, 2s Bd. posted.—Watts, Nurseryman, Greenwood's Corner, Orichunca. 17XHIBITI0N Chrysanthemums, finest J. J named varieties; Is 3d each; 12s doz. —McMahon. Pah Avenue. Epsom. "LUNE Chrysanthemum Plants, named JL varieties, 12s per dozen; postage free. Miss Gordon, Yates R*l., Otahnhu. ONIONT Plants, Straw Spanish, 5s 1000; postage Is extra.—Anderson, Fitzroy St.. Onehnnga. ONION Plants, Straw Spanish, 5s per 1000; postage . extra, la. —Box 29, "J J HONE 21-146. for Tomato Plants, Aster i and all kinds Seedlings, Pot Plants.— Rangiatea Nursery, Epsom. OINUS Insignia (Radiata), forestry grade, ? 00.—Macdonaid. Man ii rewa. fPOMATOES, Cape Gooseberries, 8s 100, JL £3 1000; Kumaras. 4s 100, 30a 1000; Cucumbers, 2s Gd dozen.—Palmer, Glen Eden. XATELL-Hardened off Flowering and ? ? Vegetable Plants.—For best results get Ca-stleton's Plants.—Casfleton, Otahu'hu. FRUIT FOR SALE. \ PPLES, 441b. cases, extra fine. Ist grade ! Jx. Dessert, 9s 3d; freight paid.—Stewart, (irehardist, Kaukapakapa. A PPLES,- 441b., extra fine dessert. Ist 1 J\. grade, 9» _ case. freight paid.-F. ! S! ewart. Orr.h a rdist, K aukapa k a pa. WINES FOR SALE. j BIRDWOOD Vineyard's Wines and. Cider stand always for best quality and i value.—Phone 00, Iforideraon, BRAY'S Wines keep you well. Try our Port, 35s case. Ring 41-222. Prompt delivery. Rail, freight paid.—Bray'g Vineries. Ltd., Auckland. __ BRAY'S Wines for Influenza. Try our Port, 35s case. Ring 41-222. Prompt delivery. Rail, freight paid.—Bray's Vineries. Ltd., Auckland. "INVALID Port and Claret, 42s Case; Rerl JL and Sherry, 48s; extra special Sherry and Special Reserve Port, COs; No. "10" Port, 30s case, freight paid or delivery free. —CORBAN. The Wine People, Mt. Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson. MY Special Port will please you and your . friends; freight paid.—Sherwood's Vineries. Hend er so ri /OUTSTANDING Vaiuo in Wine.—My 35a Special Port, freight paid; satisfaction guaranteed.—Sherwood's Vineries, HenderLuro the Lure the Lure the QOEBAN Lagging Appetite, Lagging Appetite, Lagging Appetite, S W I N E S. ADAL Y ' S W I N E S. Are the Beat and Purest of Grape Wines. 4(k f lon guaranteed. Port, or Sherry. 30s Henderson" Caß °' frei " ht Aadaiy,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19455, 11 October 1926, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19455, 11 October 1926, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19455, 11 October 1926, Page 2

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