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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15195, 14 July 1911, Page 2

| BOARD HMD HEBIDENCB. ,T EY I A THAN HOTEL (Nearly opposite Railway Station). THE FAVOURITE HOUSE With tho Travelling Publio. t Electrio Light in Every Bedroorp. Hot; Baths can bo had at all hours Freo of Charge to Visitors and Bcaiders. Moderate Chaises. Country Visitors are reminded that if only in Town for the day they can obtain a good Lunch from 12 till 2. Fire Escapes throughout the Building.. Night and Day Porters. All Communications to JAMES CONNOR, Telephone 67. P.O. Box 112. ,p A L A C E H , 0 T E L, ' MORAY PLACE . (Opposite First Church). Post-Office Boz 196. 'Phone 1143. Good Accommodation for Travelling Publio and for Permanent Boarders. Tariff from fa per day. First-class Table. Situ-, ated; within 2 minutes' walk of Railwa; Station, Wharves, ,and Post Office. Hot and cold baths, electrio lighting oomplete. Fire escapes throughout the buildings. Day and Night Porters ip attendance. EAILWAY Private Hotel, Corner Castle and St. Andrew streets. —Handy I Railway Station.' Every convenience for . Boarders. Tariff, 4s 6d daily, permanent, 18s.—JAMES BAIRD, Proprietor. ("GENTLEMAN requires ComfortableßedT Sitting- ROOM, with breakfast, soft washing.—Terms to Rise, Times Office. VACANCY for two young men; hot and cold" water, ■ piano.—2B3 Kinp: street. Cjty. ' •' ' 13iy fDRrVATE HOME, yourii; man; homely, X good meals, every convenience, washing; 15s. —Sociable, Post Officc. 15|y jT7ACANCY for Two; share room; every * homo comfort.—4 Clarke street (oif High street). , lljy Furnished ' bedrooms and BedSitting Room to LET; all conveniences. —33 Stuart street. lljy /NHATSWORTH HOUSE. 377 George ' street. —Private Board and Residenoe; comfortable home; terms, 18s. lljy WANTED. 2 Respectable Young Men BOARDERS; good home; washing. 1 etc.—2l6 ICing street. lljy AC ANCIES Gentlemen, Superior Board-Rcsidence; every convenience; splendid view; terms, 18s.- 31 Manor place. lljr .' -yACANCY for Working Men BOAR- ' DERS; every convenience.—6 Cargiil street. , . • ijj y METROPOLE PRIVATE HOTEL, St. Clair, under new management; every comfort for Boarders.—Miss Spray, pro- : prietress. ' ■ ljy TO LET. Furnishod 1 Single BEDROOM: meals if required—2ll George street (near Hanover' street). ' lCjy WANTED, Two or. Three Respectable BOARDERS; good homo; washing Mrs Williams, 214 King street. ' 30]u :T7ApANCIES Few GENTLEMEN; quiet, •' * select;, good table; excellent view; moderate—l 3 Market terrace. ,Bjy ; ' A DVERTISER would like hear Elderlv Lady "wishing Board," Attendance; country town.—Comfort, Times Office. ■TJRIYATE BOARD and Residence,-oom--L fortable home.—2l Duncan street. ACCOMMODATION AT.HOLIDAY. REBORTB. The 't eooad e bo, . First-class Private Hotel. MANCHESTER ST., CHRISTCHURCH. One Minute-Djrect..from. Railway .-.Station:; - :3Tariff,*ss' per day.'v' ' i. 17d r . '"1 R: O.'DAVID; Proprietor. < l< ; M^.E Xv-. ,J/J0 NE Y TO LEND. Tho , DDNEDIN SAYINGS BANK is prepared to LEND MONEY on Freehold Security at Lowest Current.Rate#.. ; ' . ■ FKEb[ : SMITH,. 15m, Manager. r ._ fJIRUST MONEY- TO : LEND -on Free- : ' holds at Current Rates. JOHN WILKINSON. Solicitor. ' 20ju- 26 Dolling street, Dunedin. MONEY to LEND in ■ large or imall on Freehold Seourity. • MONDt & STEPHENS, Solicitors, 203 Princes street. rjTKDST MONEY to LEND on Freehold X -.Seourity or Municipal Debentures, at Current Rates.—The Trustees, Executors, »nd;Agenoy Company of N.Z. (Ltd.), corner ' Water street and Bond street; W;-LAURENCE BIMPSON, Manager. M ; 0 NET' TO LEND ; ' ' In Any Sum. • VtSfpORE, MOORE, & NICHOL. . • I ""Solicitors, I 230 " 56 Lower Stuart street. I £5 and upwaids, 'on I Furniture, Promissory Notes, anyone in ,permanent employment; easv repayments; strictly private; correspondence promptly attend^.—Butler, Gray, Mansestreet. ■-■ _. 13jy MONEY toVLEND, Freehold Securities; lowest rate3—Holmes, Gilkison, and' White, 'solicitors, 10 Water .street, Dunedin. mRUST Money to Lend on First MortJL gage of Freehold Securities.—ADAMS 8R05.,-<olioiton. >0 S. D—£lo to £1000 to LEND; bills discounted daily.—E. J. Bryant, agent, Octagon. 29ap PUBLIC NOTICES. I OXES ON EUEAL TOPICS, by Agricola, j Weekly, in the Otago "Witness, decline I with mibjects of current interest, to'farmetß. k I SHINE! | SEINE! RMLUfiNT SHINE Brightens Brass and all other similar metals, such as Copper, Zinc, Tin, Nickel, and Silver. : Brilliant Shine is far superior to any polish now in use. It works easy and quick and gives a better lustre than any other polish on the market. It is free irom acid or any other ingredient that is harmful to metal. DUNEDIN, Invercargill, Timaru. ___L^HLErnrTiHßill I «mmihu». I