EOABD AND RESIDENCE A BBEY h Private Hotel, 363 Queen St. (uftd'er New Management).—First-class Accommodation: 4s 6d, bed and breakfast;: 7s day. A CCOMMODATION. Permanenta, Casuals; full board, 25s.—Rothesay,'' first bouse on right across Grafton Bridge; 40-134. A CCOMMODATION. - Bidrooms, •Xj-fast, o.onvs., refined private home; reasonable terms.—Apply JBLaaAt-c. Accommodation. —single Rooms, tray. piano/ins; Double, lon, share with tray. —Porchester, cor Cook and Fergusson Sta., opp. Town Hall. A CCOMMODATION at the Sailors' Home. —Single Rooms, good table, billiard room, social room and lounge; moderate tariff. Inspect. A CCOJIMOBATTON. Rutland Private Hotel, opp. Cargen. Sm. Station; Bed, Breakfast.Ha lid ; daily, (is (id.—Phono 42-058. A CCOMMODATION. refined single rooms, - 4 -» from ?jss Gd.— '* The Oaks." Wellesley St. East (new management). Phone 16-579. 4 CCOMMODATION.--Wallace House. opposit,n Hospital: double, single, balcony rooms; permanents, casuals, from 22s G<l. Phone 47-095. A LBION HOTEL. Cnr. Wellesley and Hobson Sfs.—Bed and Breakfast. Is: 6s per day speciil concessions permanents.— Bing 45-752. A RRAS. 12 Symonds St.—Nice bright -£jl Singles, breakfast, board or rooms.— Phone/ 4(7-293-4 VONHYRSTE. Symonds St., handy to City.—Permanents, Casuals; tariff reasonable; excellent cuisine.—Mrs. Endletsberger; 45-105). A UCKLAND Y.M.C.A.—Excellent Acc.ommodation for Men. Casual charges, 63 (3d per day, ,12s fid per week. Permanent rates, 25s and 22s 6d weekly. Dining Room open to Ladies, and Gentlemen. All Meals, Is. V UCKLAND'S Board and Residence -A Agency, Palmerston Bldgs. (Telephone £6-091). Free service for Accommodationseekers. I, BED and Breakfast, 4s; Full Board, 255; every conv.; good table.—l 4 Wellesley St. East. " "D E L V U E," -O No. X ALFKED ST.. ALBERT PARK (Lata Residence of Sir Carrick Robertson). Single and Double Rooms. Garages. Moderate Terms. Tel. 42-637. BOARD offered Business Man, near tram, beach, phone: reasonable. Apply Beralo. BURWOOD, Pnnces St., Albert Park, 3min. City.—Every comfort, quiet; moderate charges.—Phone 41-484. HOTEL, Licensed House. ' opposite Grafton Bridge.—Vacancies, permanent and casual guests; moderate.— Phone 41-4081 CATHOLIC Hostel, 100 Symonds St.— Board. 20s; bed, breakfast, 3a 6d: casuals, 5s day: ladies, gents. CHELTENHAM BEACH.—Vacancies for casuals or permanenta.—Phone 22-486. /CLIFTON, Whitaker Place.—Accommodaturn, 'breakfast. 4s; weekly, £1 2s Gd; fall board, 6s 6d; permanenta. 25a.—Phone 43-216. C COMFORTABLE, Private Board, single, ■> double rooms; refined; handy City; reasonable.—Apply Herald. DEVONPORT.— Roc-Roi. 5 Garden Terrace. Vacancies for Permanenta and Casuals: 3min. wharf.—Phona 22-573. GENTLEWOMAN. auiet. comfortable home, would Board retired M.C.; own aitting room. —Phone 21-040. TTOME, semi-invalid, elderly lady, Wain takeres, £1; able do for self.—Home, 669. Herald. TTOTEL Grand Vue. 3 Princes St.—CasJJ. nals. 6s day: nermanent3 by arrauge-JJ-uals, 6s day; permanent 3 by arrangement; handy boats, trains. HOTEL WENTWORTH." 74 Symonds St. Pho'ne 46-775.—First-class Accommodation; excellent cuisine; Bed and Breakfast. ss. LAD,Y offer 3 Board, quiet Remuera home, three Business Men; garage, phone; refs.—M., SSI, Herald. " T YNTON," 11 Symonds St.—Permanent J~J or Casual Guests; excellent table; garages: from 25s.—Phone 41-443. " T.INTHORPE." Symonds 3t. —Superior accommodation; bed, breakfast, 4s, 6s day: permanents from 22s 6d.—Phone 40-007 LULWORTH, 143 Grafton Rd.—Superior Board. Residence, ideal position, moderate tariff.—Phone 30-666. REMUEBA.— Balcony Room, also single and double Rooms; good table.—Phone 25-303.. 15 Market Rd. SINGLE Roam, breakfast or full board; 2nd section.—26 -Enfield St., Mt. Eden. THE WILLOWS, Symonds St. Phone 43-268.— Single and Double Rooms. Board or Breakfast optional. THISTLE' Hotel. Licensed House. Queen A St.. OPP. Majestic Theatre.—Bed and Breakfast, 5s 6d;, 9s day; £3 week.—Phone 45-437. ' ~\7"BBONA Private Hotel. 17 Khyber Pass V -/-Superior Accommodation, single and double rooms: tariff, from 25a.—Phone 46-484. " "OrAINUI." Symonds St.. entiance next VV Lyric Theatre.—Room, with breakfact. 4s, -or full board.—3o-703. WILTON Private Hotel. 44 Khyber Pass. Vacancies, Permanents and Casuals; moderate tariff.—Phone 43-060. ,OAO Rd , Heme Bay Tram TerOUi minus.—Phone 27-940.
" "JJOTEL FERNLEIGH," 2S Symonds St (Close City). Excellent Cuisine. Reduced Tariff. Misa L. Smith, Proprietress. Phone 41-310. Hotel stonehurst. symonds st., AUCKLAND. The only Unlicensed Hotel De Luxe: 100 Rooms. Reduced Tariff. Excellent Cuisine. Bed and Breakfast, fia fid, or "Weekly Terms / by arrangement. Mx 3. E. CHURTON. Manageress Phone 43-774. YECROFT PRIVATE HOTEL, i 26 SynJonds St., opp. Albert Park. First-class Accommodation. Reduced Tariff: 8s per day, £2 10s per ■week. Bed and Breakfast, sa. Permanent Guests by arrangement. Latest H.W. System installed. Phone 44-268. " QONOMA " PRIVATE HOTEL, O 5 ALFRED ST., AUCKLAND (Near Albert Park). MRS. J. NAIRN, Proprietress. Excellent Accommodation. Moderate Tariff. Permanent.-! and Casuals. Phone 44-725. BOARD WANTED \ UCKLAND'S Eoard-Residence Agency, -£*■ Palmerßton Bldgs., Phone 4(5-091, offers free service for Board-Residence Inquirers. BOARD, private family, handy Town Hall, refined young lady.—X.Y., 796. H%nA/y?. BUSINESS Lady, young, requires friendly Home. Epsom: telephone essential.— M.. 917, Hehald. COUPLE,, young, baby, require Board, private home; distance out negligible. —Reply, stating terms. E.A. 925. Hehald. LADY, delicate, and adult aon, require Board, Parnell; phone.—Homely, 54. (HEHALD. i.. fIVTAN ; young. North Shore, permanent, private ' preferred; state terms.—A.T.Z., 803, EEHALTV. PRIVATE Board wanted for College Bey. vicinity Remuera.—Write particulars to Board, 23. Herald. PERSON, kind, board 2 Children. 9 and 12; state- terms.—Widower, 752, Hehald HOLIDAY WANTEDS BACH, handy, for I week from Tan. 20. Particulars to Careful, 979, Herald, BACH, furn., mainland, from Jan. 15. — Phote 26-133. BACH, for 4 adults; Jan. 20 to Feb. 3: Onetangi preferred.—O.B., 18, Herald. BACH, small, or 2 Furniahed, seaside, week; ' riiust be cheap.—Holiday, 72. Herald. BACH,/ furn.. Weymouth, 2 weeks, early as Mclvor, Agent, Otahnhn. BACH, Seaside, wanted now, until beginning February.—B Seymour St.. Heme Bay. BACH, Waiheke, accommodate 4; fortnight, January 20; rent about £l. Bach. 60. Hehald. BACH, furn.. "Waiheke, elaewhere, couple (child), beginning February; state rent. —Gentlefolk, 981, Hehald. BOARD, lady, girl five, fortnight. Brown's Bay preferred.—Anderson, 37 Margaret Avenue, lit. Albert. CHELTENHAM Beach.—Furn. Bach or Flat, couple and 2 children, fortnight, Feb.. 1.-j-P.D., 28. Herald. C'OTTAGE, furn., Piha, 2 ladies, fortnight 1 from Feb. 10—Particulars, Terms, 19, Hehald. ________ FURNISHED Cottage, close beach, accomTOodute 5; St. Heliers, Takapuna, Milford; March -25. for 2 weeks.—R., c.o. Gifford. Te Awamutu. GENTLEMAN would like to join party motoring- North.—Phone 13-077. HOUSE, furn.. Takapuna. Milford: fortnight, Jan. 23; 3 adults.—D.W., 81. Hamilton. M:\IRAETAI. —House or Bach, for fortnight.—Terms and particulars to Bach, 40. He/iald. ONETANGI Beach.—Cottage, sleep 6, from Jan. 21.—14 Hamilton Rd.. Herne Bay. ONETANGI. —Back, accommodate 6. reasonable and near bench; Feb. 17. R.J., 923. Herald. PRIVATE. Board. Rotorua, fortnight, 2 lfdies, 2 children; state terms.—D.J., > 853, Heiiald. ROOM.- furnished, kitchenette, or small Bach; beach; fortnight, from 22nd.— Holiday, 61, Hehald. 'pAURAN&A.—FIat or House for few dava J- Feh.r caretul tenants.—Bach, 965 Herat,n.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21698, 13 January 1934, Page 2
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