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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9907, 28 November 1893, Page 3

Board and Residence. rnHE GRAND HOTEL, DUNEDIN, Tourists and Travellers may now rely on everj comfort and attention. Letters and Telegrams attended to. Special terms to Resident Boarders. First-class Sample Rooms. The Hotel has been thoroughly overhauled, and refurnished where necessary. JOHN P. PIERCY, 2o_ Proprietor. rfUMORA HOUSE, High street.—Wanted, a JL few respectable BOARDERS ; every home comfort; terms moderate; shower bath. 24n ST. CLAIR.—" Mavora," Private Boarding Establishment for gentlemen and families ; every convenience ; tennis lawn; close to baths. SUPERIOR BOARD and RESIDENCE^ Mrs Bickard, Lexden House, Lower Carsill street. 23n SEASIDE ACCOMMODATION at Mrs Campbell's, Nugget Bay, Port Molyneux. Terms reasonable; trap to meet passengers Romahapa Station. 13n TO LET, Furnished APARTMENTS, or Board and Residence, in suburbs; orchard, stable, &c.; very moderate.—Scott and Co., Dowling street. 23n BOARD and RESIDENCE, — Young Gentleman wants Accommodation (respectable family, Roman Catholic preferred) near Gardens, North-East Valley.—Address G R B, Times Office. 28n B"OME, two GENTLEMEN; bath, piano, _ every honie comfort. Terms moderate.— Mrs Richards, Belmore Terrace, York place. 28n MPIRE RESTAURANT, Jetty street.— Meals 6d; Beds Is. Vacancies for steady Boarders. —Mrs Sullivan. . 28n SPANISH RESTAURANT, Princes street south.—Meals, 6d; good table. Beds Is ; separate rooms. Night Porter kept. 28n WANTED, by Lady and Gentleman, SITTING and BEDROOM on Ground Floor; town or suburbs.—Box 376. 28n "TTACANCIES One or Two GENTLEMEN, 7 Warwick House, Moray place. Every comfort; nice locality (central). Terms strictly moderate. ' 28n METROPOLITAN FAMILY HOTEL (No License), CHRISTCHURCH, Cashel street. Home Comforts for Visitors. Baths—Hot Cold, and Shower—on each floor. Telephone 342 Private Letter Box 50. Night Porter kept' TERMS, 5s 6d and 6s PER DAY.—OTTO SCHNEIDER, Proprietor. • 28n piASaOW RESTAURANT, MORAY PLACE (Two doors from George street).DINNER OF THREE COURSES (Best of Everything) FOR SIXPENCE. BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR BEDS. Single Rooms, Spring Mattresses (Clean and Comfortable), . ONE SHILLING. BOARD, 15s PER WEEK. RULES OP THIS HOUSE (Which are strictly enforced): * Ale, beer, whisky, brandy, or wine Are not to be had in this house of mine; Business transactions go on without these, So stay then, dear friend, or go if you please. But don't be mistaken, the cupboard's not empty; There's Bread, Beef, Mutton, and Butter in plenty • There's Coffee and Milk, and Sugar and Tea, And all that is needful for you and for me. To grudge any friend is not my intention; But whisky and ale I beg you'll not mention, For cursed is the man and doomed is the house Where the alcohol demon is freely let loose. —All the World. JUST ADDED-12 NEW BEDROOMS. 3ju Late Advertisements. MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. —J. JENKINS, Specialist, Upper Rattray street Having had 20 years' study, and possessing the most thoroughly-equipped establishment in the colonies, Patients can' rely upon speedy and satisfactory results. Testimonials on application. WANTED (immediately)— Housekeepers, Cooks, Housemaids (hotels, private), experienced Nurse, General Servants, Dairymaid. Mrs Pitts, Maclaggan/street. ■ 28n TVI RS FISH Wants—Day Porter, Cook and XtJL Laundress, 14 Generals (town and country), Housemaids, Dairymaids, Cooks. 23n MRS DICK W k ants (immediately)— Man Cook, Experienced Generals, Cooks (Port, Oamaru, Palmerston.sMosgiel), Attendant, Laundress (institution), Housemaids. V 28n ANTED, Steady Practical MILLER (single), for np-country mill (stones and rollers).—Apply, by letter, George Tumbull, Ida Valley Flour Mills, Btackstone. - 24a /^VRGANIST and .CHOIRMASTER Wanted for the Gore Presbyterian Church. Salary, .£3O per annum. Applications, accompanied with references, will be received by the Undersigned until SATURDAY, 2nd December, from whom also may be obtained all information re duties. WILLIAM A. M'OAW, 18n Clerk of Deacons' Court. WANTED KNOWN—Mrs BUSH (late Filleul street), Two-storey Brick House (white edgings) off Upper Hanover. . 28n LOYAL Dunedin Lodge, M.U.—Thursday beiDg a holiday, tho Lodge will meet on Wednesday next. 28n ANTED, TENDERS for Mowing and Cocking 20 acres of Ryegrass Hay at Corstorphine.—Apply J. Sidey, Corstorphine. LOST or STOLEN, from my Paddcek at Caversham, STEEL-GREY BUGGY MARE; branded Heart near shoulder. Information leading to recovery of same will be Rewarded.—John Sidey, Corstorphine. 28n OST, FIVE £1 NOTES (in envelope addressed). Finder handsomely Rewarded on returning to W. F. lies, care of James Fox, Vogel street. 28n LADIES' HAIRCOMBINGS and HAIR WORK of all descriptions made up ; lowest prices.—Beissel, hairdresser, opposite Post Office, Princes street. 28n T" ~~O~~LET, eight-roomed HOUSE (lately occupied by Mrs Stentiford); every convenience.—Apply Albion Hotel, Maclaggan street. LOYAL HAND-AND-HEART LODGE, M.U.1.0.0.F. The ORDINARY MEETING of above Lodge will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 23th inst., instead of Tuesday. 28n GEO. R. WEST, N.G. T~\ UNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 1893. ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NO DISQUALIFIED PERSON will be ALLOWED on the CLUB'S GROUNDS. Any PERSON found-LAYING TOTALISATOR ODDS or any Person ACCEPTING Totalisator Odds will be DISQUALIFIED and WARNED OFF THE COURSE. Cash Betting will not be allowed. By order. SYDNEY JAMES, 2Sn . Secretary. /"\ CE AN BEACH RAILWAY* FORBURY. RACES. NOVEMBER 29 and 30 and DECEMBER 2. Trains from Railway Station on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY every Quarterhour from 11.30 a.m. FARES: s. d. SiDgle to or from Forbury 1 o Return 1 6 Return, with admission to Racecourse ... 2 6 "TkUNEDIN CITY TRAMWAYS^ CARS TO RACE 3. NOVEMBER 29 and 30 and DECEMBER 2. TRAMCARS from Manse street EVERY FEW MINUTES. FARES: s. d. Single to or from Forbury o g Return 1 o Return, with admission to Racecourse ... 2 0 **f> IT~E W A^ R^ 5 cw/'V i a offered to any Person who can give INFORMATION regarding the WHERF ABODTS or DEATH of STEPHEN HENRY HUGHES, a Son of the late T. Hughes, of Evertou, Liverpool, and afterwards of Kelsall Cheshire, Classical and Mathematical Teacher! He came to the colony by the ship Acrington iv 18G3, and last addressed a letter home from Commercial Hotel, Roxburgh, in June 1874, and he then requested that all future letters should be sent to the Post Office, Dunedin. The man was a Joiner by trade, and is described by his relatives as being very reserved, and, if living, would be about 56 years of age. Address: JELLIGOE & GLASCOINE, 28n Solicitors, Wellington.