BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANT),’- ’■ Board and Lodging at Rona Bay, for one month. "Gent/’ ‘'Times’' office. 283 WJA'HVU I'lTJI Private Hotel. Clyde quay, overlooking harbour, near To Aro Railway Station. Superior accommodation. Tel. 1190. Mrs Wedderepoon, Proprietress. WANTED Known—That P. Knigge is still to bo found at To Aro Restaurant, 38. Taranaki street. Best Meals in town for 6d; 21 tickets for 10s; pure food; best attention. Board and Lodging ISs, dll. One minute from wharf and tram. Kensington private hotel. Mansfield street. Newtown, (near Park gates). This favourably situated Hotel has been recently entirely renovated. Patrons can rely upon first-class accommodation. Excellent meals. Terms is 6d per day, permanent boarders by arrangement. Mrs W. Harcourt. Proprietress. isITORS to Auckland Exhibition will find Superior Accommodation at "Pragmoro.” Lower Symonds street, close to Exhibition grounds, few minutes from Station and Post Office, Tennis and Bowling Greens. Wire or write proprietress. 705 THE "QUEENSLAND" PRIVATE HOTEL, ROTORUA. TEIOR Comfort and Cleanliness, one minute from railway station; moderate tariff; electric light. Telegrams, "Queensland," Rotorua. 177 MRS O. ARMER. Proprietress. TOrOTEI. GRAND CENTRAL. -uJL 107, CUBA STREET. Wellington’s Leading Private Hotel. Accommodation for 100 guests. Firstclass Cuisine. Every modern convenience. Ladies' Private Drawingrooms, Sittingrooxns, etc., and eight modern Bathrooms, including electric light and electric fire alarms. Tariff, 6s per day. Permanent Boarders as per arrangesent. VISITOBS TO AUCKLAND] rr\UE Mansions, Symonds street, offer A strictly first-class accommodation; bililardrooni, tennis lawn, and large grounds, 8 balconies, h. and c. shower, and plunge baths, electric light throughout; one minute from trams. MBS JEAN CARTER, Proprietress. Telegrams: Mansions. Auckland. 710 QTONEHXJRST. SYMONDS STREET*. AUCKLAND. Recently thoroughly renovated and enlarged to accommodate 200 guests. Croquet and Tennis Lawns. Strictly Firet-class. Telegrams: Stonehurst, Auckland. MR AND MRS ALBERT A; BROWN, 649 Proprietors. (T*VE‘, PRIVATE •Plramer’s Stops (Next Barrett’s Hotel). HOTEL, Splendidly situated. Central, yet quiet. One minute from tram. rail, or steamer. GOOD TABLE. LARGE AIRY ROOMS. TARIFF—As 6d per day; JEI per week. J. S. MoOONKEY, Proprietor. vrisiTOES to or from auckv LAND Will do well to travel via New Plymouth and call on MRS PAULSEN. TERMINUS HOTEL. Late Commercial. Wellington. VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH, FREEMAN’S CAFE is the noted place for Luncheons, Teas, Grills and Suppers. A trial will convince you that this is Christchurch's Leading Cafe. Note Address—£32 and 231. HIGH .STREET. Above Globe Pictures. SLAND BAY HOUSE, ISLAND BAY. An Ideal Place for Visitors. The Finest Beach in Wellington, Within half minute's walk of tram and beach. FIRST-CLASS CUISINE. MODERATE TARIFF. Several Vacancies for Business Men as permanent guests. Allowance made for car fares and lunch in town. A Splendid Seaside Home at less than Town Rates, Write for particulars. MRS ROSS. Proprietress. BUSINESS NOTICES. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. MR T. H. NEVIN writes Spencer Vincent’s BENZOIN BALSAM is a wonderful medicine. One bottle completely cured my cough, and I would highly re commend it to anyone suffering from coughs or colds. Obtainable from chemists and stores Is 6d. wholesale from Young’s Chemical Company, and all merchants. Post free lon receipt of Is 6d) from Spencer Vincent. Chemist. Christchurch. A UNIQUE XMAS PRESENT. AN I.C.S. PHONOGRAPHIC LAN. GUAGE OUTFIT FOR THE STUHY OF FRENCH GERMAN SPANISH ITALIAN OUTFIT consists of Edison Standard Phonograph with all accessories, plus special attachments. 25 moulded records in the language selected, with a reference library of A volumes to correspond. NOTE—Amusement records can also be used on this machine. Write for copies of letters from satisfied purchasers in Various parts of New Zealand. DURING DECEMBER A MX AS DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT’. . WILL BE ALLOWED Immediate delivery guaranteed. Discount absolutely withdrawn on December 31st. Full particulars from General Manager, , INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, SHIPPING SHAW. SAVILL AND ALBION COLIMITED. R.M.S. CORINTHIC FOR LONDON. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. PASSENGERS aro requested to note that the Steamer will leave the Ring’s ‘Wharf TO-DAY, 31th, at 3 p.m., and they must embark prior to that hour. All baggage must be alongside the steamer by noon samo dav. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Agents.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8612, 24 December 1913, Page 1
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