BOARD AND RESIDENCE. TEVIATHAN HOTEL (Near Railway Station), DUNEDIN. The Most Up-to-date and Largest Private Hotel in Now Zealand. Situated only 3 minutes from' the Railway Station. Th© Leviathan is the handiest half-way houso between trains. ’ Large, airy bedrooms, oloctrio light, private sitting and smoking rooms, modern dining hall, excellent service. CHARGES MODERATE. Day and Night Porters, Books Rooms by Telegram or Letter. Telegraphic Address: Leviathan, Dunedin. P.O Box 112, Dunedin. Telephone No. 2934, Telephone office No. 67. JACKSON’S PRIVATE HOTEL, 36 PRINCES STREET (Late Dowling street) The Most Centrally-situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout. Five Minutes’ Walk from Railway Station. Redecorated. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. Terms Moderate. ’Phone 2450. P.O. Box 470. CLUB HOUSE, 75 MORAY PLACE (Onposito Public Library). This well-known and ccntrallv-situated Boarding-house has been renovated throughout, and is now under the capable management of Mrs CANNING, the Proprietress (late of Douglas Hoi el). Moderate Tariff. Four-course Dinner, Is 6d. Permanent Boarders by arrangement. OCCIDENTAL PRIVATE HOTEL. Manse street—This well-known Private Hots' is now under now management, having been Re-docorr.tod and Re-furnished; electric light, hot and cold water; tariff moderate.— Telephone 3145. 19d fTTB RAHIRI HOUSE, Stuart street (near JL Octagon); sunny position: electric light: excellent accommodation. Furnished ROOMS, with or without meals; terms reasonable; good table. ’Phone 2277. 4ja Unfurnished rooms to let, ; Hazelbank,” 144 Forbury road, St. ] Clair; glorious view; electric iron, light, and gas; every convenience. 23d XQ ALBERT STREET.—Vacancies; good O table, hot water; handy tram; homo comforts: washing; tariff from 27s Gd.— ’Phone 3433. 4ja WANTED. BOARD and LODGING for ! youths.—State if other hoarders kept, j terms, to 413, Times Office 4ji j ’OfTANTED, by student (lady), BOARD * * near Training College from end February.—Address Student, Box 35, Milton. TO LET, for long term, well-furnished > ROOMS; Roslyn, close car; every convenience.—Telephone 9667. sja by young man, BOARD and TV LODGINGS with private family.— Communicate 421, Times Office. sja by young lady and brother Tv (17), BOARD in private home; state terras.—423, Times Office. sja YOUNG Lady engaged during day requires good BOARD; central.—Communicate 424, Timjs Office. , sja TD LET, 2 ROOMS. Furnished; cheap; handy Roslyn Mills; suit two young Indies, married couple.—43o, Times. sja JANTED, BOARD and LODGINGS by young lady; central. —420, Times. w r OUNG Man requires BOARD on hill.— Reply, stating terms, to 426, Times. ACCOMMODATION AT RESORTS. HOLIDAY “JJIAWATHA HOUSE,” ST. CLAIR. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION. Tennis Court for Use of Visitors and Permanent Guests. Bridge and Tennis Parties catered for. Mrs BASTINGS. ’Phono 3287. sja WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH: ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation, 52 Worcester street, West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, garden?, etc. Moderate tariff, P. J. MURRAY, Proprietor. ’Phone 872. 7au HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH: TTOTEL FEDERAL. Victoria Squaiu, Christchurch. W D. COLLINS. Proprietor (Late Clarendon Hotel). All communications receive prompt attention. Box 53?. Telephones 1040 . 2279. W HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH: SHADES HOTEL. One minute from G.P.O. Tariff, 10s per day. D. NEIL. Proprietor. Telephone 1205. 7au \WTHERE to Stay at Cromwell for HoliV? days; Up-to-date Accommodation GLOBE BOARDING-HOUSE—MrsM’Laren, proprietress. 10a TK7ARRINGTON HOUSE—Vacancies for tv Visitors from Bth January; good accommodation and service.—H. Couper, Warrington. sjo WANTED RENT (immediately), 3 or 4 weeks, Furnished COTTAGE at Brighton.—Particulars Cottage, Box 211, Poet. Office. sja Furnished crib or cottage wanted for fwo or morn weeks, Macnndrew's or other bay.—Particulars to 7 View street, or day 'phono 2766. sja SEASIDE CRIBS (Furnished); 3 rooms (Cl each.—S. Green, Taieri Mouth. 4ja 10 LET, CRIB, 2 rooms, Macandrew's Bay.—Write 448, Times Office. sja MONEY. O N E Y TO LEND. The DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK is prepared to LEND MONEY on FREEHOLD SECURITY at Lowest Current Rates. JAMES QUAILE, 23d Manager. T&/(TONEY TO LEND IN ANY SUM~ON IvX MORTGAGE SECURITY. Lowest Current Rates. ADAMS BROS., Empire Buildings, Princes street. ONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITY At Current Rates of Interest. JOHN WILKINSON, Solicitor, 26 Dowling street. MONEY to LEND, £5 and upwards.—lf. Divers, 193 Princes street, office adjoining Grand Pictures. MONEY.— I specialise in Loans on Life Insurance Policies; business confidential ; no delay.—H. Divers, 193 Princes street. , LOANS, £lO, £2O, £3O, upwards, furniture, script; correspondents enclose stamp, envelope for repIy.—DIVERS, 193 Princes street. TT OANS —£5 to £IOO. Loans on easy pay Jj ments, reasonable rates; quite confidential.— Bryan street. | 13f MONEY LENT Furniture, Life Policies, Motors, Cattle, Bonds, Shares; easy monthly payments; inquiries. Otago ; Finances UR LOAN REPAYMENTS SYSTEM on Life Policies cheapest and best; strictly private.—'Otago Finance. LOANS £5 to £SOO granted; easy repayments; all particulars confidential.— OTAGO FINANCE. 15 Empire Buildings, Dunedin. 6d Otago daily times and witness JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.Job Printing of every description done with Despatch, and at the Lowest Current Hates, NOTES ON RURAL TOPICS by Agrieola, Weekly in tho Otago Witness, dealing with subjects of current interest to formers.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18753, 5 January 1923, Page 10
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