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AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. S OLAKK. 109 HEREFORD STREET, Established 1361. £4500. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, WITH ASPHALT TENNIS COURT. MINL'TE i'ROM PAPANUI ROAD. iart» lounge verandah, elate roof, plashed and papered, bathroom with shower, *«drobe« washbasins in all bedrooms; nl,o | mirrors and dressing tables bu.lt in, H.P. water, sewer, etc. There is J-acre beautifully laid out, tennis court, motor garage, etc. The property has just been placed in ™,r hiids 1« sale, and those requiring Something out ot the ordinary should not somethingoout m i fail to inspect this. Further particular CHARLES OLAKK £I3OO. CLOSE TO BEALEY AVENUE, Eicht. rooms and all modern conveniences, good section o£ 30 perches laid out in lawns and garden. A splendid proposition- for boarding house, and must positively be sold within a week. Only £l6O cash required. Get busy on this. OHARLES CLARK. IN SECTIONS. TT.NDALTON— 5-acre £375, 37 perches £4OO, 1-acre £3OO, J-acre stream frontage £525, i-acre stream frontage £750. RICCARTON—46 perches £2lO, 44, Perches £275, J-acre stream frontage £375, bl perches stream frontage £525. 7ANUI—3O perches £350, 1-acre £210.' Only a few from our extensive register; CHARLES CLARK, ggjjg 109 Hereford street. HOTELS. pOM MB R 6_l_A L HOTEL; CORNER SHORtIJnD AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. Rebuilt and Refurnished Throughout. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Hot and Cold Water in Bedrooms. TARIFF FROM 14s PER, DAY. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. D. N 6 R D E N, Proprietor. •Phone 42-004. .. P.O. Box 287. AUCKLAND. G49g4 GOING TO WELLINGTON! . ITAY at HOTEL BRISTOL, the Loading S Private Hotel. Recognised Houso for Travellers. Public Service, etc. Centre of City, 12s 6d day. 70s week. R. KERNUHAN. Proprietor. H4f157 63 WORCESTER STREET WEST. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. CiTJPERIOR Aceommodatidn Permanent O Guests from 60s .per week, according to room and boUse. Casual guests l?s 6d per day. 'PHorie 8?3. ■ M7IBI THE "ROYAL- OAK,"WELLINGTON. "' >EPLANNED for Patrons' Comfort. Lounge Li. Enlarged and completely Refurnished in Jacobean Style. Capacious Dining Room. Modernised, New Palatial Reading Room. 114 Bedrooms —Numerous Bathrooms. Siiites Available; New Island Oval Bar-i-Bright and Airy. Every convenience arid comfort. Improved Telephone Service. Cables and Telegrams: "Royal Oak, Wellington." H 4912-2 your vi§rr to dunedin. ADD to the pleasure ot your visit to Dunedin By staying at the City's Leading Hostel-tile "Brand;" Accommodation and service to suit the. requirements oi (he, .most exacting; Mddern in enrer'y has just .beer) expended. Tariff, §OS per day; C.T.W.A.; 17s 6d. GRAND HOTEL, DU'NEDINARTHtJR A. PAAPE, Proprietor. Telegrams: "Heputatiori," Dunedin. H 4797-1 ONSLOW fi 6D*6 E, ST; EILDA, dunedin,, <HE Most Comfortable Residence- in L Dunedin. Situated at Tram Terminus; close to sea beach, 10 minutes from City. Ever? convenience. Sea bathing, beautiful walks, and splendid teUnis court. Aoocnnmodation for GO guests. Moderate Tariff. Special terms to permanent gneste. 'Phone 660. H 4965 VISITORS TO *l4lAßtf. EXCELLENT acommddation at Beverley House. Every home comfort. Two nlinutes from Caroline Bay and hot sea-water baths. Electric light and motor garage. Large, roomy grounds. Telegratfis: "BeVerley," Tiihafu. -Proprietors: Mr add MRS W, J. TiOGGr. H49Bg-1 tekaipo House. In tho Heart of the" Mackenzie Country, 2350 ft Above Sea-level. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. GOLF, TenniS,. Shooting, fflsliing, ahd every eomfdrt and convenience in the sunniest climate 1 in New ZotUand. 15s a Day. £4 10s a Week. R. R. BEAUCHAMP, MF.S L. SMITH, 83180 Proprietors. THIS IS THE COMFY HOUSE. Every Possible Convenience, ick Building. Large, Sunny Rooms. Tariff, 12s per day. ,y Time to Refresh When Trains Arrive F. CARTER , , (Lato City Hotel, Dunedin), Proprietor, re This House a Trial. C 3189 FOR PRESENT PLANTING. ft\(U\ CELERY PLANTS. Strong, wellOUUU grown plants. Bos grown, transplanted. . Plant in well-prepared and enriched soil. Givo plonty of water during dry Weather, and thus insure an abundant supply of this popular vegetable for winter use. Price 6s per 100, Is per dozen. NEW AND CHOICE ICELAND POPPIES. Wo have a large stock of the new Iceland Poppies which have caused quite a sensation among flowor lovers: The Girrahiowcn strain, which includes the folowing colours: Wliitc' cream right through to tomato rod, and also tinted flowers such as White with salmon' and orango markings, nrearri with vollow markings. The width of flowers reach ~„ to 5 inches on tall stems—2s Gd per doz. Also the Sunbeam strain, which are poronnnl and exceed in she and colour and robust habit tho well-known Iceland Poppy. Price — "i per dozen. NAIRN and rtONP, Lincoln road, Christchurch. Telerliane *4.1.