LOST PROPERTY. BAG, suede, zipp fastener, containing snapshots, keys, etc.; Tuesday's express from South, or Te Kuiti station; rewnid.—Address ul Herald. BAG. black, containing glove, Sunday. Victoria Av. telephone box.--Please Ijiiig 24-011. CIUAT, gent.'s. light waterproof, silk ' tartan yoke lining, name under tag; Tuesday afternoon.—Phone 42-04 G. C'OVER (Truck) between Henderson and ' llobsonville: reward.—A. G. Finn. New Lynn. DIARY Notebook, left in phone bureau, Newmarket. Wednesday.—Phone 43-927. OLD and Green Beetle Brooch, vicinity ' We ill u era Woad ; reward. -Wing 24-953. OVERCOAT, Majestic Theatre; reward. Finder pl«>jse return to F. Blott, c.o. K. Le Roy Factory, Napier St. IJOCKET Wallet. containing fountain pen, notes and caids; reward.—Phono 12-217. PRIVATE Letters, from wife to husband, about 45 pages; very important; finder please return.—G.P.O. Box 1470. VI/ATCH, gold wristlet, Tuesday, name on back; reward.— I'hone 22-485. VI/ILL Person who found Spare Tyre. »» Weymouth Rd.. Manurewa, 2 weeks ago, ring SD. Manurewa? STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED BLACK Spaniel, Puppy, lost, vicinity Heme Bnv: police notified.-—Apply 21, Heme Bay; police notified.-—Apply 24, Wallace St., Heme Bay. BULLDOG, bitch. If not claimed within 7 days will be sold.— F. Newton, Miro St.. New Lynn. • DOG, Sheep, black, white and tnn, brown spot above each eye, strayed from Orakei ltd., I<WO collar, name Fella; ro\vnrd. -Phone 25-539. Jackson. IJOM., female, cream, pel. found; owner wanted, or kind home.—s, Aldred Rd., Victoria Av. CAR TRIPS AVAILABLE. (IHECKER Taxi, leaving for Wellington ■> by arrangement, through route; would take passengers.—lnformation Ring 40-800. LMOUSINK Car, going Te Itapa Races, J Saturday, has two vacant seats; share expenses.—Ring 41-234. SEDAN Car, going Hamilton Races, Friday, thence Te Aroha, return following week-end, passengers required, share expenses.—Phone 13-067. ■ APARTMENTS VACANT. VBADOVEY, 97, Symonds St., near Bridge..—Large front double Bed-Sitting Room; all convs.; moderate. APARTMENTS. —Rooms, furnished, uni'V furnished, every convenience; phone; breaklast optional.—22. Khyber Pass. opp. MilleFs Garage, ASCOT. 37, Khyber Pass.-Single Room, XV. superior, furn.; phone, e.1., all convs.; b\iit business lady. ACH, Room, e.1.. single, furn., 103; double 15s; handy boats, trains.— 111, Nelson St.. B~ ACH. well furn., with every comfort; a home with homely folk.—At 72, Ponsonb.v Rd. BEDROOM, single, furnished, every conv.—2. Tennyson St.. Grey Lynn. BEDROOM, large, nicely furn., kitchenette. every conv.; close beach, tram; suit couple; moderate.—Phone 20-538. BED-SITTING Room, furn., fireplace, verandah, kitchenette; beach, car, 2nd section.—ls. Sentinel Rd.. Heme Bay. BED-SITTING Room, furnished, large, suit three "Ladies or Business Couple. —O2. Gt. North Rd. BED-SPITING Room, superior, furn., with kitchenette, and also single Room.—9o, Grafton Rd. BKD-Sittinp: Room, double, nicely furn.; fireplace, kitchen, convs.; 155.—10, Runnell St., Collego Hill. BED-SITTING Rooms, up-to-date, separate kitchenette.—G. Grafton Road. 3 doors Lower Symonds St. "/"iHIMES." 57, Symonds St.—Select single or double Rooms, breakfast optional; gurnee, tennis jionrU —Phone_4 l-144. e 1 ITY.—Single Room, well furn.. cooking ' convs.; suitable business lady.—Ravenseoiirt, 2, Eden Crescent. tUTY. Single, furn. Room. cooking convs.; phone.-9. Scotia Place. C^ITY. —Single Room; board optional; ' conv.—6, Turner St.. Upper Queen St. ("tITY.— Furnished Bedroom, recently renoJ vated. morning sun, quiet- house, nice locality; suit Gent.—Phone 45-208. •/"GRAFTON Rd., (1751.—Single furnished vT room, quiet, phone; 10s; with morning tea. 12s c.<l. GRAFTON. Bedroom, with, without board; private home; phone; moderate. RAFTON.— Bed-sitting Room, furn.; own kitchenette; terms moderate. —72, Grafton Rd. Phone 40-519-. - lADY (alone) has furn. Rooms to let, i new Bungalow, minute car. Telephone 27-430. ' Reasonable. 234. FlFOßD.—Front Half Furn. House, self-contained, e.1., phone; garage; bus: term; £l.—Address at Herald. 1\ EDEN.—2 Rooms, unfurn., use convs.; suit elderly lady; quiet, near trams.—Phone 43-063, mornings. "IJARNELL, Birdwood Crescent.—Married JL Couple, to share part of private home.—Address ut Herald. PAH NELL, 39 Gladstone Rd.—Apartments: Two Bedrooms, private lounge room: suit two gentlemen.—Phone 44-503. QUEEN ST.—-4 Living Kooms, convs.; 255. Grey Lynn: -l Rooms; 20s.— Neville Newcomb. Jttrl. ROOM, single, to let, with or without board: moderale.-6. Royal Crescent. Grafton. Phone 42-449.
OOMS (2), and kitchenette, comfortable, homely, furnished, convenient trams; moderate.—l. Prospect Rise. Mt. Eden. S~ furnished Double Room, bren kfast tray, also Single Room, separate enl ran-'e.—Phone 4S-C9B. q ST. GEORGE'S BAY RD.—Bed-Sit ting Room, furn., unfurn.. balcony, fireplace. Has. meter; breakfast optional. Trrrr Grafton Rd —Kmnil", double, furn i( I* Flat. XI: Single Room, also small outside Room. Os; phone HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. BEACH.— Aston House. St. 11 pliers Bay, superior, restful accommodation; suit all: newly renovated; book early.—Phone 25-747. BEACH.— Furnished Cottage. Furnished Flats, kitchenettes. 25 minutes city.— Thompson. Tirivie.w. Narrow Neck, Devonport. Phone 22-146. TjROWN'S BAY.—S Rooms, porch electric, J) lovely position, elevated, beach frontaee, garage. boat, trees. —40-01)5. UNO A LOW. Kohimarama. nicely furnished, glorious views, handy bus: ~-4 weeks: £2 10s; refs.—S. 147. Herald. /COTTAGE, comfortably furn.: St. Heliers; O December, January; Snunu. beach: high.—Rpfs.. 340. llerai.p. CIOTTAG'E. seaside, new (daily buses), e.1.; ' suitable residence or shop; let, lease. A ridress at Hkhat.d. _ AMILTON.— Roomy House,, fully furnished. in Claudelands; telephone, garage, tennis court; all conveniences; cow if required; to let or would exchange similar home' near beach, handy Auckland.I'.Q.R.. 208. HKfiAt.n. HUIA —Furn House on beach, accommodate 8; fishing, bathing.—Kyccroft. 2G. Symonds St. 44-208 KOHIMARAMA.— Furnished House, evet.v conv., on beach, after Nov. 16 up to mid including Dec. 2<i. —Address at Hr,nAi,r>. MT. EDEN (Best Part).—Superior Board, holiday-makers; December 14 to middle Febrnary: reasoniible. -Select. 354. Herald. MT. EDEN, lmndy .City---Bungalow, attractive, to let or exchange holidays, moderate rent.—Particulars at Herald. ON ETANG J.—Furn. 3-rooined Cottage, handy beach and bus.—Apply 28, Kelnin rmt A v.. Heme Bay. ROTOHUA.— Wanted exchange good House. Auckland, for one. Rotorua suburbs. 2 weeks Christmas.—Phone 13-323. ROTORUA.— Cottage, furn., small, to Let, 4 weeks, December or January.—V ucation. 240. IIEHAi.n, Rotorua. SCHOOLMASTER. Mt. Eden, willing exO change homes with another schoolmaster during Xmas vacation; seaside preferred.—Particulars, Lasswood, 353. Herald. rpAKAPUNA.—Furn House, 5 rooms. JL telephone; near beach; four uieeka Christmas: moderate terms.—Fresh Air, 203, Herald. rPHORNE'S BAY, Takapuna.—Large, J- superior furn. Home, 5 bedrooms; minute beach and bus; holiday term. Phone 23-471. —Minnehaha, 384, Herald. AIA TA RUA~Hotel, Nihotupu. 135.1 ft., top ranges; 'ennis. badmiriton, glorious views: excellent table: car from city.—Phone SK, Henderson. Wise. WANTED to exchange, for January, House, Wellington, for House at beach. Auckland (or will let 4 to S weeks and rent separately), all convs. essential; refs.— Writo 104, Kainui Rd., Hataitai, Wellington.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20720, 13 November 1930, Page 1
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