('1 LOVES, navy blue, Thursday evening. High St-, or Epsom; reward. —Phones 'J I• I!) 1 or -'r>- l!)■ !. HANDBAG, Auckland-Hamilton Excursion Train, Sunday; reward. —Apply Hkkam>. Hamilton. KEYS (3), on ring, vicinity St. Stephen's" Ave.; reward. —i:i-(ii)."), !)-."> p.m. TZITBAG,brown, address, Hocknoll liar--IV hour, lost by carrier, between Avondalo, Now North TM., Grafton and Beach Rd.— Kindly King 27-014. ATTRIiSSIiS (li), light, Groy Lynn-Hen-derson. —R.Y., 42, llkuald. K K M \TKCKLACE, pearl, City, April 1; reward. "1> Phone 10-027 (day-time). TJAIR Glasses, Queen St., Karatigahapc or 1 Gt. North Hds.; reward.—lo Warnock St.. Grey Lynn. PHiAM Cover, cream, between Hampton Court Flats and Ifornc Bay terminus, Monday-, reward. —2 Hampton Court. PURSE, black, containing roturn_ ticket to Hastings; reward. —Ring |7-!1.>0. PURSE, small, brown, containing £'< iin notes, working girl's wages; reward. Ring 40-so!>. PURSE, small, red leather and tartan, Tironui Station, or 0.35 a.m. PapakuraAnckland train; reward. —R.S., 305, Hkuai.p. TJURSE, Sum of Money, name on cheque J- enclosed; reward. —McAlpinc, 2 lrinit.v St., I-Terne Bay, or Arthur Yates and Co., Albert St. TTPECTACLES, lady's, Saturday, near O He tiers Point; reward. —Hi. '-()-< "Q. Tyrm N T G Pearls, Wednesday night, vie. b Hillsborough and Buckland Rds.; rewan . —Colby, 0 Peet Ave., Epsom. Ph. "QIIITCASK, blue, lost from O Brown's Bay bus; reward. —North Slioro Transport. • —- TVr \r.T.FT lost name stamped on same, WlSa, Si™. driver's, fuel licences inside; reward.—L. Picot, ISgariiim.ilii. . WALLET, black, containing notes lost by \\ soldier on leave on «.4rt train r rici y night from Wellington: reward. Apply llkiulp. TVXTATCH, Gold. Wrist black strap, beVV tween Dcvonport and Freeman s Bay; reward. —Phone 40-820. "Y/ITATCH, gold wristlet, Birkenhead ; keopVV sake; reward. Birkenhead. _ _ T7S7ILL Person who took Navy Hat by Birkenhead. mistake. Pascoe's. Friday, please turn Pascoe's. Queen St. "VTrOULD Person who found Buff Overt » ro.it on Limited at Auckland, April 1, iniii ilri D.H.T., Ring TTq Notes". Queen St., Mission Bay, Sun3bO, day; 10/- reward. Pensioner, 403, I HKKALD. STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED EIFER, brown, running on my property; owner can have same by paying expenses.—Laurence. Whangarata. H ED Shorthorn Heifers (2), nulking, j-v strayed from Rotongaro; anyone knowing whereabouts please ring 30S. Huntly. R HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION ABERCORN, 303 Queen St... above Town Hall—Bed, B'fast: free narking.—4s-204. ~A CCOM., Bed-Breaklast.— VVellesley House, J\ Wellesley St. West. Phone 42-203. A CCO'M—Warwick, 'l'J Wellesley St. W., A. min. Civic. Bed. Breakfast, 0/. 10-140. A COOM.—"Palm Lynn." 401 Queen St; Rooms, Bed and Breakfast, 0/-. —42-btM ACCOM. —"Wentworth," 74 Symonds St ,3 min. Town llall. Bed, B fast. —l--83(>. V CCOM. —Furn. Rooms, morning tray, ph.; _A quiet home. —2 Waverle.v St., off Queen St. A UCIvLAND Y.M.C.A., Wellesley St. East, XX 'lias Temporary Accommodation for Men; Bed and Breakfast, or by the Day. "'O VY OF ISLANDS. —Visitors to the Bay JL> of Islands; Bay View, Opua, offers Furnished Apartments. K. Morris. 1 roprietress. Phone 55K. BKAKHURN, 10 Symonds St.—Vacant. sgle., dble.. beautifully furn. Apartments. HAMILTON. Midland Private Hotel. near P. 0.. A.A. House.—Phone 30/1. HELENSVILLE, Parnkai House, Tennis, Hot Mineral Baths. —Phone 35. Helensi ville, Auckland. 40-087. Hotel Australia, Rotorua.—summer Tariff, 12/0 daily. £3/15/- weekly.—F. i Grenficld, Prop.
HOWICK— Furnished Bach, nil electric.— K.L., ano. llkiuld. KOHIMARAMA— Large Bed-Sitting Room (double bed), fireplace; sun porch (single lied); right on beach.—n-08.*>. I L P O R D Book now for Easter at Beach Houso, whore you can have a great time. Tennis, Putting, Swimming. Excellent cuisine. Spacious lounge and grounds. Phone 23-201 for reservations. TVrcGREVyS SEASIDE HOTEL, M ONETANGI. , Tennis Courts, Dance Hall, Sheltered Grounds. Ocean Beach. All Electric. RAY McGREVY <»3/-) Phone 3K O" UAPIU Seaside Hotel, adjoining beach and wharf. Free launches, rowboats, fishing, tennis. W. Mcintosh. Private Bag, Waiheke. Ring via Awaroa. OIHA. Excellent table; daily bus.— X Browne's Private Hotel. Phono tolls. ROTORUA. —Fum. Rooms, central, quiet, use convs.— 100 Arawa St. EOTORUA. —Attractive Fishing Cottage, between Hamurana - Ohau. Electric, 112 M. IlKiiAi.n, E~~i USSEfili.—Duke of Marlborough Hotel, ; fully licensed.—J. P. English, Proprietor. Q Y D N E Y. O VISITORS TO SYDNEY, Read Advertisements for ST. JAMES* FLATS, This Column Next Saturday. riMK VPUNA, Milford.—Best Selection of JL Houses, Flats, for Mnrch holidays Taknptina Land Agency. I. rpAURANGA.—Refined Private Houso. Cen.L tal Reasonable—Mrs. Dickie. Phone ROTORUA. —Park View Private Hotel and Dining Rooms, overlooking Govt. Gardens. Tariff: Bed and Breakfast, 7/<> day, £2/5/week Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, 10/- day, trt week. Full Board. 12/- day, .CM/10/- week. Dining Room open to visitors. MRS. STAPLE. Proprietress. MRS. WYATT, Diping Rooms. . JNSLEY'S HOTEL. CO WES. WAIHEKE. Spend your Holidays at this Seaside Resort and you' will always wish to rclum. All Amusements, etc., are Free for use of Guests, including 2 hard courts, launch, fishing trips and excursions daily, rowing heats. Dancing, etc.. each evening. EXCELLENT TABLE. TARIFF From April 1, (53/- week. PTIONE (i, COWES. Easy access to north island's HOLIDAY PARADISE. DAILY SERVICE FROM AUCKLAND TO -yyAIRAKEI WONDERLAND. Ready access by alternative daily services is available for Auckland Visitors to Wairakoi —the Holiday Playground of the North Island •• THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER SEASON THE FOLLOWING DAILY TIMETABLES OPERATE:— (1) Leavo Auckland each day by Touring Car De Luxe at 7.30 a.m. and arrive at Wairakei at 3.15 p.m. (2) Leave Auckland each day by Rotorun Express at 10 a.m., connect at Pularuru with Service Car ami arrive at Wairakei at 5.30 p.m. yy-tAIRAKEI Q ALLS I SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS THERE AND LIVE I FULLY LICENSED HOTEL. EXHIBITION ACCOMMODATION CIENTENNIAL Visitors.—First-class Ac- ) com.; 3 inin. Exhibition; Bed and Breakfasl, 7/(i. —IS Ilridgo St., Rongotai. OPPOSITE Exhibition.—Bed, breakfast, n/•; bed, tray, 0/0. —Accommodation, 07 Bridge St. BOARD WANTED BED-SITTING Room and meals for Lady, vicinity Victoria Ay., .Remuera, or St. Stephen's Av„ Parnell. — King 21-33"). BOARD for Lady and Child, 2yrs.; handy City.—M. V., I-11, JI khali). BUSINESS Lady, young, private board, Christian family.—B.E.N., 307, llkhald. ADY, Young (21), requires private board, U ii ici home. —Reasonable, -ID I, J1 Kit auk AN, young, respec.tahlo, desires Hoard, . refined, handy City.—l.B., 350, Ilmui.n. AN, young, North Shore or new suburb, bright, refined home, piano desirable.— ~ 101), IIEItAU). "PRIVATE Board, business lady, vicinity X Mt. Eden.—Moderate, 305 M, Hkiuld.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23620, 2 April 1940, Page 1
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