TOURISTS AND MOTORISTS GUIDE. AUCKLAND.. * JJOTSL. ..(gTONBHJJRST, ■ Only * UNLICENSED" HOTE2L do Luxe. Days, las (2 or more, 14s): weekly, 84s. Special rooms (h. and c. running water), 16b or 98u. PEANKTON JUNCTION. TTtMPIRE HOTEL, A.A.A., C.T., and P.S. Jif House: tariff, 12s 6d diy.—Mrs. D. Wilson, Hostess. HAMILTON. KERRI HOUSE. Hamilton.—Select, comfortable Accommodation for permanent* and tourists: terms Moderate.—Phone 1497. TTTARWICK, Hamilton East.— Beautifully tV situated, overlooking river; every comfort: Permaneuta and 'Casuals. —Mrs. Voysey, Proprie'ress. HELENS VILLE. PARAKAI HOUSE.—Excellent table, free parage, splendid services* hot mineral bathj under same roof --A.A.A. House. Phones: Helensville, 35: Auckland, 4G-C67. ' LEIGH. LEND ON HOUSE. .Leigh. -- Fishing, Swimming, Tennis; ideil holiday resort; £2 15s;—phone '2, Mrs. Albert "Wyatt. ORUA BAY. "fpHE PINES." Orua Bay. via Onehuagu. JL —Spend your holidays at the seaside; t r y us.—M. L. Morris. Propriato::. ! A CCOMMODATION House. Piha, West X 1 Coast.—Tariff. £3 3s perweek; phone via Henderson Bureau. —E. Le Grico. ROTORUA. A CCOMMODATION. central, select, prixl vate home: £2 5s weekly: 8s daily.— The Grange, Hinsmoa St. OAKI/EIGH opp. Station.—New Management: every conv.; tariff, Bs.—Proprietress : Mri>. L. Booth. Phone 127. /QUEENSLAND Private Hotel.-First-class accommodation; tariff, 103 per day, 60s weekly.—Mrs. Berge Prop-ieUes.s. "DANDWICR. lease renevvec'i; Sa per day, 'JV arila. ' tation j»nd baths. —Proprietress, it.re. Priaon. , Phone 103. OONOM.A Private Hotel.—lfirst-class AcO rorcinodation; tariff. 10s day.—Mrs. R. Gerlick, Prrprietress. Phone 473. oITKIiKY- K'ouse. Haupapa St. Centrally >3 'iitested: £2 10s weekly.—Mrs. Devin. Proprietress. Phone 217. rrBE "BUNGALOW" PRIVATE HOTEL. J- Electric Light. French Cuisine. A.A.A. Thermal Sights in Vicinity. 143 Day. £4 10ii per Week. J. MAY,' Proprietor. TAURANGA. " TTOTEL Roslyn." Select, waterfront XI situation; exquisite views; private bathing; superior Accommodation; tariff, 12s 6d and 15s.—Mr. and Mrs. F. Meikle. TE XUITI. TE KUlTl.—Riverside Ho'.ise, smin. from Station; quiet, comfortable; good table; tariff, 9s 6d: families catered for. WHANGAREI. HOTEL Windsor. Select, comfortable: adjacent station and town; radio; tariff 9s day; under new management. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. ARTHUR BREE Piano Co, Civic Square. Th>9 largest and loweat-priced Piano Dealers in Auckland. A RTHUR BREE Piano Co., Civic liouse. —Snips: Hopkinson. £2O; Brin&mead, £25: Broadwood Grand, £B:i, ACCESSORIES, ■ Amplifiers-,■ Motors, terms arranged, free price listi. Repairs and Spare Parts.—Phonerie3. 18. Darby St. A LL Records can now bo exchanged for -A 6d each at the Phonene:;, 13. Darby St. iT>RINS'MEAD 1 Mahogany Overstrung ID Model, . nearly new; owner no use; sacrifice firsi reasonable oier.—Piano. 64. Herald. ; C MELODY Saxophone and Case, £39 10s; new, perfect order; eauy terms. —Sly's, 144, Symonds St. CORNISH. Chappell Organ,. 113 stops, pannelled back, first-class order, suitable Sunday-school.—Organ. 190. Hisp.alp. FLOOR Cabinet, double spring, 12 records free; 5s weekly; cash, £l4 10s—Lyric Talkeries, Top Symonds St. GRAMOPHONE. British. Floor Cabinet, beautiful tone. 192!) model; sacrifice. £lo.—Goodmaster. 355. Upner Queen St. GRAMOPHONE. H.M.V.. portable, practically new: 15 beat pnee Records, cover chip, Call.—A. Ca.PT« Charlton, Cit.v Road. HAAKE, practically new, beautiful tone, ivory keys, overstrung, no borer; £35; tirgent.—2, Anglesea St., Polisonby. PIaNO, Broadwood, dark rosewood; excellent condition; cheap.—Phone 40-503. PIANO, slightly used, British make, "Qreen"; cheap for cash. —Box 1215, G.P.0., Auckland.
TTlOLlN.—Hewitt's Fiddle Shop, for all * instruments. Repairs, Strings, etc.; Bows rehaired.—62. Pitt Street. "\7IOLINS, Tested Strings,, Bows Rehaired. iV —James Hewitt, Violin Maker, 18, Ewanson St., Auckland, only address. f'/f C —Erard Harp, double action, perfect <£/ X 0 playing order; tuition arranged.— 81y's, 144, Symonds St. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED. ARTHUR BREE Piano Co., Civic Square, pays cash or exchanges Pianos, Gramophones. Player-Piano3.—Phono 43-398. A UCKLAND Tuning Co.. 289, Queen St.— Pianos, Player-Pianos wanted urgently; top cash prices.—Phono 47-176. FRtfIT FOR 13 ALE. all kindß, assorted, your selection; • 9s Cd, 12a Cd case; rail paid.—Products, Ltd., Mangere East. Gooseberries, good quality, picked dry; 121b., 5s Gel*, 24]b., 8b 6d; 481b., 15s; rail paid.—Calderwood. Hamilton E. OOSEBERRIES, 500 cases, ready; good \JT fruit; 20lb. (appros.), 7s; 40lb„, 13s 6d; GO. 18s Gd; railed.—P. Rosenberg,, Ohaupo. C GOOSEBERRIES, larso green, Mb.. 7s; T 401b., lis Gd; railage paid.—A. Persson, Runhine St., Palmernion North. GOOSEBERRIES, 20lb. case, approx., 8s; 215 a; benzine cane, ; rail paid.— Ennion. Ohaupo. LEMONS, choice, wrapped, 12s bushel, Gs half; railage paid.—E. B. Smith, Henderson. Strawberries, iosi sib; Peaches, ios half bushel; rail po.id; cheo.per at orchard.—Henderson, Te Kauwha.ta. PRODUCE FOE SALE. CHAFF.— Ist gra-de Ta3iaanian Chaff, in lots suit purchasers. Quotations on application.—John Mcllvcfii, Fanshawe St. "JVTEW Potatoes,' 5s Cd oiJlb., 10s Cd cwt.; railage paid.—R. S. Read. Paeratu. "W*EW Potatoes, guaranteed quality; Cs i-i su?ar bag, f.0.r., Pukekohe; cash with order.—Franklin Farmers, Pukekohe. "JDOTATOES, new, sClb. bngii, railage raid, J- Gs. —Fewell, Box 53, Pukekohe. "POTATOES, sGlb, Ce, railage paid; qualJL ity guaranteed.—C. H. Beatson and Sons, Growers, Wholesale) and Retail Distributors, Pukekohe. \TEGETABLES, al! kinds, assorted, or V your selection; 5u Cd bug; ro.il paid.— Products, Ltd., Mangere East. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE. BURROWS' Reliable Plants, haxdy, outdoor grown.—Asters. Zinma.fi, la 6d doz.; Kumaras, 2s Gd 100; Onions, 6s 1000; Mangold Plants, prici> according to quantity.—Box 30, Pukekohe. CABBAGE. Beet Plants, Is 4d 100, posted; Celery, Kurpiin, Leek, proportionally cheap rates.--Excelsior NtiTßury, Avondale. CIABBAGE Plants, li!l ' Scl 100; Kumara ■> Plants, Is Gd 100; pontage extra.—E. Higgins, Ohinewai. ' *" "" CIAPE Snowdrop, gruwß 4 ft,, autumn J flowering, decorative, outtinij, la 6d, 3s Gd dozen, posted.—Hi:rad<i:rson. Ta Kauwhata. CARNATIONS. Giant, perpetual flowering, 2s Cd dozen; Atiters, all colours. 2a dozen: Tomatoea, 7s 100 Dosl.ed.—F. Walker. Avondale. /"COLLECTIONS choice Bulbs- or PerenV niil Plants. 12 varieties, 7s Gd; 6, 4s; •post paid.—Henderson. Te Kauwihata. DAHLIAS, standard varieties; 10a 6d and 15s doz.; Novelties, 2« each; supply limited.—J. Cullen. Waiaiauku. "OND-of-.Season Clearance of C'hrysanthe? J-J niums at Gs doz., posted;: all good varieties.—Cullen. Wairritiuku. rPOMATO Plants, 30 for 2s, posted free; 45s .f 1000; strong, eturdy rlants. —Excelsior liursery, Avor.dalo irpOMATO : Plantß, season neiiirly over; r-. clearing; 2s Gd iiO; 4s 100; POBted; - ftash order.—-McCaugliam, Taupaki.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20427, 2 December 1929, Page 2
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