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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18509, 21 March 1922, Page 10

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. JACKSON'S PRIVATE HOTEL, U 36 PRINCES STREET (Late Dowling street). The Most Centrally-situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Five Minutes’ Walk from Railway Station. Redecorated. Electno Light and Hot Water Throughout. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. Terms Moderate. ’Phone 2450. P.O. Box 470. HOTEL (Near Railway Station), DUNEDIN. The Moat Up-to-date and Largest Private Hotel in New Zealand. Situated only 3 minutes from the Railway Station. The Leviathan is the handiest half-way house beitween trains. Large, airy bedrooms, electric light, private sitting and smoking rooms, modern dining hall, excellent service. CHARGES MODERATE Day and night porter*. Book Rooms by Telegram or Letter. Telegraphic Address: Leviathan, Dunedin. P.O. Box 112, Dunedin. Telephone No. 2954, Telephone Office No. 67. ‘^'HERE TO STAY IN DUNEDIN. EMPIRE HOTEL. PRINCES STREET. Extensive alterations have been made for the Accommodation of Patrons. Up-to-data bars. ALL BEST BRANDS 'OF LIQUOR STOCKED. Moderate Tariff, 10s per day. 9f J, CARTER, Proprietor. QNS LO W HOUSE. TARIFF REDUCED as from MARCH Ist. Exceptional Terms to Permanent Guest*. Pull particulars on personal application to W. NAPIER, 2Sf Proprietor. CCIDENTAL PRIVATE HOTEL, Manse street. —This well-known Private Hotel is now under new management, having been Redecorated and Refurnished; electric light, hot and cold water; tariff moderate.—Telephone 3X45. 24ja 1 o ALBERT STREET, City, has VACAjSTxO CIES; good table, hot water service, piano, electric light; tram at door; every home comfort; 27a 6d per week; under new management.—Tel. 3433. 20m PROFESSIONAL or Business Gentleman.—Bedroom, Private Sitting Room; furnished; breakfast, tea-; electric light, fire, telephone; superior home, no boarders; £2 week.—No Cars, Time* Office. 21m WOULD like non-business, elderly lady requiring comfortable ROOM, superior bungalow; dinner optional.—Telephone. Times Office. 18m BOARD Wanted by hueineaa gentleman within walking distance of Princea street preferred.—Address Seedee, Times Office. 21m FURNISHED and unfurnished Single and Double ROOMS to LET; cheap.— 92 Canongate (tel. 2511). 20m Unfurnished rooms ; every convenience; glorious view.—At Hazelbank, 144 Forbury road, St. Clair. 18m TWO business Ladies require Private BOARD and ROOM; central.—E. M.l Times Office. 21m IIURNISHED and unfurnished ROOM to LET; use conveniences; electric light. 15 Clyde street (near Frederick). 21m WANTED, BOARD with superior family by refined young lady.—Superior Times Office. 18m ROOMS to LET, double and single.— ( Apply 70 Stafford street Tet 1117. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. ■^HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. SHADES HOTEL. One minute from G.P.O. Tariff, 10s per day. D. NEIL, Proprietor. Telephone 1205. 10m V* 7 HERE TO STAY IN OHRISTTl CHURCH? CHURCH: ST. ELMO HOUSE Superior Private Accommodation, 52Wor cester street, Weet End, 2 minute* from G.P.O Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate tariff. F. J. MURRAY, Proprietor, 24n ’Phone 872. VfrTHERE TO STAY IN CHRIST- » ti CHURCH: HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria Square, ’ Christchurch. D. COLLINS. Proprietor (Late Clarendon Hotel). All communications receive prompt attention. Box 532. Telephone 1040, 2279. JUTY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL. Corner of Colombo and Lichfield streets, Christchurch. The most central house in the city; 5 minutes from station, 3 minutes G.P.0., gardens, river, and theatres; electric light, hot and cold hath*; excellent cuisine; moderate tariff.—F. M. C. HYMAN, Proprietress. All trams from station stop at corner. ’Phone A 5266. HOLIDAY MAKERS! HOLIDAY MAKE Visit Auckland during the summer sea Reserve your Accommodation at STO HURST RESIDENTIAL HOTEL, ideal private hotel to spend vacation, sessing an acre of beautiful grounds o looking harbour and city; 6 minutes tram from town. —Mr and Mrs Albert Brown, proprs. Wire or write to “Sb hurst. Auckland.” E ASTER HOLIDAYS TIMARU. ‘THE BUNGALOW.” BOOKINGS for ACCOMMODATION at “The Bungalow” by intending Visitors to Timaru at Easter should be made EARLY to avoid disappointment. 28f E. E. SCOTT. WHITE HOUSE, Beach street, Waikouaiti. —Ideal place for holiday or rest; hot and cold bath*; surfing, fishing, shooting; accommodation for motor car*.— Misa Cooper, proprietress. ’Phone 45. 4o WARRINGTON HOUSE, Warrington.— Vacancies for Visitors during Eaeter. Holiday-makers should book early and avoid disappointment.—H. Couper. 3nj WHERE TO STAY at Owaka; RAILWAY HOTEL; 3 minutes’ walk from station; terms moderate.—John M'Loan, proprietor. 10n WARRINGTON HOTSE, Warringto Vacancies for Visitors during Eas holiday-makers should book early, and a disappointment.—H. Oouper. TRY EUREKA HOUSE for Accommodation; three minutes’ walk from boats.— J. Thompson, proprietor, Queenstown. PICNICKERS and Visitors to Taieri Mouth will find good ACCOMMODATION at River Bank Boarding-houae.—Mra Phillips. T/O LET, small Furnished CRIB; range.— Cosy, Times Office. 18m iWirAx'.TDD to RENT. Furnished CRIB.— i TTj P. W., Times Office. 21m

“ Marshall’s ” Pure Malt Vinegar is the best. All Grocers.—Advt. 'An inspector for the Health Department discovered at Petone last week a father, a mother, and six children inhabiting one room, “with use of kitchen.” “The children’s ages ranged downwards from eight and a-half years. The living room was 12ft by ,12ft, and the inspector declares that it contained three double beds. A WELCOME REDUCTION. Good news for health-seekers—Stevens's Health Salt now reduced to 2s 6d! four doses in a bottle —enough to keep you in fighting trim for several months. All chemists and grocers stock “Stevens's.”— Advt.