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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4446, 7 August 1909, Page 2

SANDRINGHAM, Aupapa - street, Rotorua. Established seven years. First-class table. Close to Railway Station and Baths. Porter meets all ira ; ns. Clients are requested to write or wire to avoid disappointment. TERMS—-5/ daily, or 25/ weekly. MISS SEABURY, Proprietress. 873 FENTON HOUSE, Fenton Street, Rotorua. Near Post Office; opposite Tourist Inquiry Office. Within one minute from Government baths. Board and Residence ; perfect sanitary arrangements; every comfort; superior table. TERMS : 30/ per week, or 5/ par day. -MISS BRENNEN, Proprietress. 872 THE LOTUS, 202, QUEEN-STREET (Partridges New Buildings), TEA & LUNCHEON ROOMS. Morning and afternoon tea, Light Luncheon, and in season strawberries and fruit luncheon, fruit salad, and ice cream. Our coffee is brewed to please everyone, and it does. Judges say it is the best in the City. Our art furniture was specially designed, and every effort has been made to make the surroundings artistic, under control of MISS E. BISHOP. <34 WHARARITI (Next Auckland Bowling Green), 48, Grafton Road, Auckland. Three minutes from Id tram, stopping at St. Paul’s, Symondsstreet. Close to Bowling Green, Tennis Lawn, and Domain. New House pleasantly situated. Terras 4s per day, weekly by arrangement. Telephone 2161. Write or wire.—MßS WATSON, Proprietress. 785 ST. ELMO, Hinemoa Street, ROTO- J RUA, three minutes from Government Sanatorium and Baths. A nice comfortable home is provided, and every effort put forth to make the visitor’s stay pleasant. All trips arranged by launch and coach. House is close to Railway Station and very convenient. Write or send telegram. Tariff, os daily; 30s Weekly. —Miss Mclntosh, Proprietress. EDINBOROUGH HOUSE, ROTORUA—Centrally situated, being close to Post Office, Railway Station and Government Baths. All trips by steamer and coach arranged, and fishing parties are provided with a private launch. Perfect sanitary conditions. Electric Light. Terms, 25s per week ;5s per day. Porter will meet all private trains. — A. Campbell. Proprietor. 849 Spacious Rooms and Hot, Cold & Shower every Home Comfort Baths, Eleotrio Light THE AUSTRALIA, New house of 50 Rooms ROTORUA 100 lyards from Rail- Four minutes’ walk way Station from Baths. WINTER TARIFF, 0s per day, 30s pet week Superior Table. Porter Meets all Trains Letters and Telegrams receive immediate attention. 854 J. N. McLEAN, Proprietor. PUBLIC HALL; Wednesday, Aug, 11. 11 Kung fu tse Kami-n-Michi.” Life, Character, Teaching. BRIGADIER GLOYER, of the Salvation Army, will hold one of his Popular Meetings in the Public Hall on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Illustrations and Explanations. Come one. Come all. MACKIE & SONS Having Started Business as AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL DEALERS Cordially Invite the Public to Inspect their Stock jf Household Requirements. Auction Sale, EVERY BAIUBDAY, at the TE ABOHA MABT. Single-3eated Buggy, Boy’s Pony, j Saddle and Bridle, Slightly damaged Iron, about scwt, No. 1 1 Orion R nge, little used, Swingletrees, Gate Hinges, 2 sets Trap j Harness, 2 pairs Sulky Harness, j Piping, etc., Incubators, Mangle, Grindstones, Flour and Sugar | Bins, Step Ladders, Mats. Boots, , Trousers, Underpants, Flannels. 1 Tinware, Bedsteads, Stretchers, Bedding, Forks, Carpet Runners. Blankets, Rugs, Suit Lengths. Suite, Clothes Baskets, Door' Mats, Meat Safes, Hams and Fvrniture. WANTED.—PIGS and FOWLS j for SATURDAY’S SALE. : Anyone such kindly com- j muiiicate with us, so that we can regulate sales, and advise Clients as to quantities required. F, S MACKIE Auctioneer. NOTE THE ADDRESS—THE MART(Opposite 8.N.Z.) Where They Can Buy or Sell Anything. “ Nazol” cures coughs, colds, bron chitis, influenza, nasal catarrh, or cold in the head. It represents the latest advance in Medical Science, and is known as the antiseptic and germicidal treatment. It does not derange tbo system like the ordinary run of cough mixtures. Each bottle contains 60 doses, and is sold by chemists and stores at Is 6d per bottle. Get in early and secure some of the bargains at A. W. Edwards’ Clearing Boot Sale. —Advt.

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