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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20643, 15 February 1929, Page 11

BOARD AND rSIDENCE. T'HE MOST CENTRALLY SITUATED **■ PRIVATE HOTEL AND PUBLIC DINING ROOMS In Dunedin . JACKSON’S PUBLIC DINING AND TEA ROOMS 36 PRINCES STREET (Opp. City Hotel). 5 Minutes Walk from Railway Station. Excellent Accommodation tor Casual _ am 3 Permanent Guests. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE TERMS MODERATE. Night Porter in Attendance. Phone 13-350 P.O Box 470. All communications promptly attended to. TT IS COMFORT THAT COUNTS. And VISITORS TO DUNEDIN Can be Assured of this at WOODS PRIVATE HOTEL, RATTRAY STREET. It is not the desire of Mrs Maltbus to make this Hotel elaborate, JUST HAPPY AND BRIGHT, Creating a Feeling that you are id your own home. MAKE YOUR NEXT STAY HERE only• i*> for the day, visit the SPLENDID LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS Attached to the Hotel. > Communications Invited. * Phone 10-757 J) U N E D I N ' S. SUPERIOR PRIVATE HOTEL, THE LEVIATHAN,

Within halt a minute of the Railway Station—the finest location in the City. Accommodation for Two Hundred and Fifty Guests Full Supply of hot water for baths, etc., guaranteed night and day Wellappointed throughout. High-claso cuisine upder experienced chef Modern steam and electric culinary appliances. Special laundry service. Self-acting Electric Lifts Installed. Night Porters. Telephone 11-979. P.O. Box 112, All correspondence to ,•.* . i.V.VOR. ’ Leviathan Hotel HOUSE. MORAY PLACE (Opposite Public Library). Excellent Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Boarders. Reduced ” .0 f nr PERMANENTS. All Dp-to-Date Conveniences. Good Table. Moderate Tariff ■ l9ja Mrs H CANNING A L.BYN HOUSE, 558 KING STREET.— ax Superior Private Accommodation; all communications receive prompt attention ■ terms moderate, garage available. „. M'IVOR. Proprietress. Phone 12-889 21Ja Or. slow house. Ocean Beach, St. Kllda. Superior ACCOMMODATION, reasonable tariff; every modern convenience; use of good tennis courts t7n PHONE 22-550 I DOMINION PRIVATE HOTEL o, J Cumberland street, 2 minutes Rail d a St ? t l on past Fire Brigade Station).Bed and brealtfasl from 4s: or 7s per day weekly by arrangement. Correspondent orcmplly attended to. Telephone 13-336 H. JARVIS. Proprletoi L Ej 1H house SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION Excellent cuisine, moderate tariff vacancle On Tram Route, GEORGE STREET for guests 4 new rooms and bathroom PHONE No 11-021 K° A hldo RE n l ? EN ? E r; e ° od table ar , beds Bed and Breakfast 3s 6d 1 London street near Knox Church 9 a u nd BREAKFAST mi rami 1 R, r[vate Hotel Stuart street foppoaii Law Courts and Railway Station) 1( U.AWATHA HOUSE. St. Clair—Boar ° om , s t 0 Bet. furnished and unfu hlt hed ’n,. c ose t 0 boach an <l tram: taxi ti hire.—Phone 23-187 W by Lady Student, BOARD ai 209 Times GI S~ RePly fStatlns termß) 1 KAI-RANGI 310 High street—Superl io-742 Pr V ‘ ate CCOMMOD ATION. Pho

T , AD L st “dent requires private BOARD University; state particulars.— 284» Times Qlßco, Dunedin, 13f CJUPBRXOR HOME for Students, vicinity Uni^ rsi ‘y. Medical. Dental, Training College; 27s Gd,—Milton House. 534 Klne street. 42 ** ERIO . T , ROW . haE Vacancies for fatudonts (gentlemen) ; all conveniences ; terms moderate. 14f OLARBMOUNT, 112 Moray place.—Double and Single Furnished ROOMS vacant; be .-breakfast if required.prietress. Mrs Boyer, pro13f LADY Student desires good BOARD with .homely family.—Address (stating terms) 336, Times Office. 15f WANTED, 2 Male Students; good Home; ashing, mending done. —Mrs Lawrence, 114 Dundas street (near bridge). VACANCY 3 Training College Students (male) ; near University and College, north end.—324, Times. 15f HAEREMAI HOUSE, 145 Union street.— VACANCIES for STUDENTS; three minutes from University; every convenience ; good home; moderate. 15f WANTED, BOARD in quiet home to alt yrung man studying.—Address No. 343, Times OSoe. 15f »THE First Utility of frequent and A regular Advertising consists in . this: There is at all times a large class of Persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are readv to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first ■who asks.