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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19048, 19 December 1923, Page 4

PROFESSIONAL. J. John ft J. WILLIAMS O N. CHIROPRACTORS. Williamson. Miss Williamson. EIGHTH YEAR OP PRACTICE. Palmer- School, Gra(Juntos, Members N.Z.C.A. (Ina). COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS. Corner Princes and High streets. (Entrance from Princes street.! Honrs; 9.30 to 12 noon; 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. Saturday, 9 to 12.30. ’Phone 594. Consultation Free. HR IST IE & CHRISTIE, CHIROPRACTORS, Palmor School Graduates. Members N.Z.C.A. (Incorporated), H.B. BUILDINGS (Second Floor). PRINCES STREET. Honrs: 9 to 12.15; 2.30 to 5.45. Saturdays, 9 to 1. 'Phone 1718. Consultation free. Lady attendant. V/STHY SUFFER from Constipation and ? s its evils. Doctors knew that 90 per cent, of human ills are due to Constipation, and few people know when they really are constipated. The internal bath is Nature’s own way of cleansing the colon. The J B.L. Cascade is for this purpose. Price, 72s 6d, with Bound Book.' Send for free book. E. 'H. FREED, Agent, 9 Royal Arcade, Dunedin. 10d BOARD AND RESIDENCE. T EV LA THAN HOTfiL (Near Railway Station), DUNEDIN. The Most 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 between trains. Large, airy bedrooms, electric light, sitting and smoking rooms, modem 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. 2954. Telephone office No. 67. JACKSON’S PRIVATE HOTEL, AND PUBLIC DINING ROOMS. 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. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. TERMS MODERATE. ’Phone 2450. P.O. Box 470. HOT TEAS. JACKSON’S are making a Specialty of their THREE-COURSE TEA for Is 6d, Comprising Soup, Fish, Entrees, Sweets, etc. C~ I T U B HOUSE, ' OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY. MORAY PLACE Extra Accommodation, sufficient for 30 people, has been added to this Commodious and Centrally-situated Boarding-house. All Up-to-date Conveniences. Moderate Tariff Mrs H. CANNING, 13d Proprietress. E RAH I R I H OUSE. UPPER STUART STREET. Two Minutes froin Octagon, Five Minutes’ Walk from Railway Station. Brick and stone buildings; electric light; special hot water service. Sunny rooms. Moderate Tariff. ..Permanent and Casuals. Telephone 2277. Telegrams: Ta. Rahiri House. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Mans® rtwwt.— Under entirely new management. Good accommodation foy the travelling public. Tariff 8s a day, or £2 2s a Week. Permanent boarders by arrangement-Telephone 5145. ■ 20f QO ALBERT STREET, City; 8 minutes .■C O from Station; large airy bedrooms; electric light; good table; ,hot water;• : tariff from 27 a 6d weekly, including washing.— ’Phone 3133. l2d ROSCARROCK,” 70 Stafford / street; under entirely new management; how open to provide ACCOMMODATION for the travelling public ; permanent; boarders by. arrangement.—J. Horan, proprietor, tel. 1117. WANTED (with homely people). ■ double BED-SITTING ROOM, with Board, for refined couple, at business; central or on rise.—Address 871, Times Office. 17d TO LET (Roxburgh neighbourhood), largo airy, double BED-SITTING - ROOM; use conveniences, telephone.—Address 917, Times Office. . 18d QO CANONGATE (8 minutes from town); »7/V large airy rooms; good table; terms moderate.—’Phone 3731. 18d YOUNG working man wants clean. homely private BOARD, central; terms and particulars .—940, Times Office. 19d TO LET, furnished ROOM; all conveniences; suit gentleman.—Apply 12 Tennyson street, city. 19d T° LET, single Hope street. furnished R00M.—34 ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. HOTEL. Corner Willis and Boulcott streets, WELLINGTON. GEORGE HAYDON* late of Messrs Speight and Co., having taken over this popular Hotel (conducted by Mr James M’Donald for many years with marked success), will be pleased to see all his old friends. Tariff from 12s 6d per day. The best Accommodation and Liquors. The Hotel will be conducted on the ruh© lines os in the past. GEORGE HAYDON, Proprietor. ITTHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTVV CHURCH: HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria Square, Christchurch. D. COLLINS, Proprietor (Late Clarendon Hotel). All receive prompt attention. ■ Box 532. Telephones 1040, 2279. W HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH; ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation, 52 Worcester street. West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate tariff. F. J. MURRAY. Proprietor. ’Phone 872. 7au WELCOME HOME HOTEL, LOWBURN. R. HAIG; Proprietor. Recently rebuilt and now replete with all modern conveniences v airy bedrooms, excellent cuisine, well stocked bar. Tourists and visitors are advised to make Lowburn a stopping' place on their way t© the lake country. A 15-minute taxi drive from Cromwell lands passengers by Dunedin train at Lowburn in time for 6 p.m. tea. O T E L CARGEN,' AUCKLAND. “Cargen” offers travellers and tourists the advantage of the right address at ■ a reasonable tariff. D© Luxe appointments. Unrivalled cuisine. Single, double, and suites of rooms. Tariff from 15s .daily; weekly arrangements made. Trams pass door. Telegraph “Cargen,” Auckland. 27ap “ TITHE OAKS,’’ Palmerston; ideal h X for Visitors and Permanent Gue beautiful grounds; very sunny.—Telepl 63. WHERE to STAY at CROMWELL for Holidays; up-to-date Accommodation, GLOBE BOARDING-HOUSE. Mrs M’Largp, proprietress. 3n KYEBURN —We have still a few Vacancies for Christmas; shooting, fishing.— Rutherford, boarding-house, Kyeburn. Accommodation for 4 adults, Frankton road; car garage; moderate tariff. Apply Mrs Angelo, Box 80. Queenstown. WANTED (by careful te.nant), furnished CRIB, for fortnight at Christmas time.—Bßo, Times Office. ‘ 17d TALERI MOUTH—Mrs Phillips will have Vacancies for Visitors during holiday season, Afternoon' tea a specialty. 8n