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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 537, 14 December 1928, Page 3

HOUSES. ETC.. TO LIT CITY CITY * LOCK-l r- SHOP TO :.EI LOCK-UP SHOP TO L.JBT> . SOFT. WINDOW. FRON rAGE TO QUPCN STRUT RK.NT £5 10s PER WEEK KK'HAKD ARTHUR. 1/1 D . MR.E.I.A,, Opposite Town Hai. VEEAIiTIH'E h urn. Bungaio>*. e. modern convs.; £3 weekly.—S W ’ ham St.. IV»mlnion Rd. TVrnilnu?, HALF House, part turn., or unfurn , separate stove and meter: reasonable. —33 remarrow Av., Mt. Eden. HLUNL BAY.—Good tj-roouied Flousc. near school, tram and waterfront. — Apply 1 Wharf Rd.. Herne Bay. 13T. CHEVALIER, 16 Shakespeare Re. —New Bungalow, 4 rooms; all ele Cl's weekly.—Hume 33-3“.5. Rooms o, vated sec St. Andrew’s porch, garage. conv».; i*tion; moderate. —Apply Rd., Epsom. W J ORKSHOP, concrete, suitable Dart*" ce station or general electrician <>pp. Neal's Motors. 44 St. Benedict's Sv FLATS TO BET VFLAT. rooms, contained; oinin tram. Brighton lit unfurn., silting room, 2 beLkltchenettc, bathroom, sel* - elect rt«_- b.w.. harbour view-. shops; garden: quiet. —- 1 ' 1.. Parnell. A ERAS. 1 3 Synmnds St., opp. Varsity.— ■T V. First-class Accommodation, XmasNew Year Week. £3.—Phone 43-303. Brighton rd, 3ia.—Fiat. 4 rooms'. turn, or uufurn.; all convs.; ser. entrance. two full), gas stove, range: sep. entrances, £1 Is.—lo George St.. Wood St.. College Hill. PONSONBY —Self-contained Flat, unfurnished. private entrance, superior couple.—36 Leighton St., off Williamson’s Ave. ROOMS <t\vo), kitchenette, self-con-tained. separate entrance, e.l. and gas stove, handy car.—l 74 Dominion ltd ST. STEPHEN’S, Parnell.—3 Large Furnislied Rooms, kitchenette, all con\ s. —Phone 43-647. 3 Corunna. Ave. 40 MOUNTAIN RD.. EPSOM.—SeIfO contained Flat; tennis; ear shelte ; own entrance.—Phone, 30-333. APARTMENTS VACANT A PARTMENTS. Superior Furnished Double, 30s: Single, 10s: e. 1.; Smin Town Hall.—“Noracourt.” 11l Nelson Si C COMFORTABLY Furnished, Select f Double Bed-sitting Room; harbour view: own kitchenette.—l Picton St., Ponsonby. COTTAGE, furn., containing double bedsitting room, kitchenette, e. 1., phone, suit business lady or married couple, private entrance.— 'Ascot,” 37 Khvber Pass. DEVON PORT —2 Unfurn. Rooms, sleeping porch, nice locality, 2 min. wharf. —-16 King Edward Parade. EPSOM, 3 rooms, unfurn.; e'l.; own stove and meter; close trams—l 6 Kimberley Rd. - MT. EDEN.—Two Unfurn. Front Rooms; sunny, select; modern convs.: £1 weekly.—l 6 Alarama Ave. PONSONBY” —Single Furnished Room. with morning tray, 10s; 3nd section: 3min car.—s 9 John St. ROOMS, furnished, 1 double. 2 single: every convenience: tram line.—Si Ponsonby Rd. SELF-CONTAINED Bed-sitting Roon . open fireplace, separate meter, small gas stove.—33 Ede.nvale Rd. SHARE of House, suit two girls or married-couple: handy Symonds St.— Apply 86 Shortland St. YMONDS ST.—Furn. Bedroom, kitchenette, newly renovated. —Mr?. Warren date Grafton Rd.>, 130 Newton Road. BOARD AND RESIDENCE BALGOWLAH,” 226-8 Hobson St.— Double Room and Share; suit friends; modern; handy city; moderate tariff. BOARD. Working men, visitors, or Rooms; moderate; near waterfront. —l9 St. Mary’s Rd., Three Lamps, Ponsonby. BOARD, Permanents, Casuals, double. single and shave rooms, comfortable. 3rd section: moderate. —30 Dexter Av., Mt. Eden, CASUALS or permanents: every corn ; central. —50 Ponsonby Rd. - ACANCY for 2 Gentlemen every convenience; central.—67 Poiisonby Rd. VACANCY, 2 men. private house, bed and breakfast, e.1.,' all convs.. near Reservoir.—93 Great North Rd. HOTELS SHAKESPEARE Hotel, Albert Street. .T. Hook, propr. Speight’s Beer always on draught. All liquors Q.K. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION ► EACHLANDS —4 Rooms, Furnished: ► immediate possession: very close to ac .h.—'Write Box 22. Helensville. ILOCKHOUSE BAY Campint Site; 2s ► 6<l a week.—F. Brew-m, 52 Disraeli reet. „ rp H E SUN Iff AVAILABLE DAILY OAKLEIGH PARK, H BNDERSON VALLE Y. FOR HOLIDAY-MAKERS AND CAMPERS. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOM*. FREESON’S, opposite “Sun,” for Famous Home-made Pies and Afternoon Teas, etc. Light Luncheon*-. BUILDERS AND BUILDING MATERIAL. ACTIONS speak lcuder than word*. 68 families comfortably houaed in 30 months. —Phillips. “Bungalow BpeclaJ--Ist,” Pt. Chevalier. Phono 37-148 TOWN BOARD NOTICES. JJAN ure w a town board. SPECIAL ORDER Notice is hereby given that, at a special meeting of the Manurewa. Town Board, held on the 3rd day of December. 1928, the following Resolution intended to operate a? a Special Order, was passea. and that the same will be submitted fo« confirmation at an ordinary meeting of the said Board to be held on MONDAY, the 7th day of JANUARY, 1929, at the Manurewa Public Hall, at 7 p.m. RESOLUTION: ■ In pursuance and exercise of the power* , vested in it by Section 34 of the Towr Boards Act. 190 S, Section 3 of the Tow* Boards Amendment Act, 1910, the Mur. cipal Corporations Act, 1920, and ii* amendments, and by any ether Act or amendment thereof it thereto enabling, the Manurewa Town Board hereby re solves by’ way of Special order at this Special Meeting duly convened for the purpose and held on the 3rd day of December, 1928, at the Manurewa Public Hall to make the following amendment to the By-laws at present in force:—Clause 71 (g) of Part 111 is hereby repealed and the following substituted therefor: That no loose cattle, horses, sheep, pigs or other animals shall be driven over that portion of the Great South Road in the Manurewa Town District bounded on the north by the southern intersection of Halsey Road with the Great South Road and on the south by the northern intersection of Myers Road with the Great South Road between the following times: 8.30 a.m. and 9.15 a.m. , 2.45 p.m. and 3.45 p.m. Dated at Manurewa, this 4th day ! December. 1928. H KAY, Town Cterk.