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/"ORIENTAL HOTEL WiLiiis-fiTitEET, Wellington. M. RYAN Proprietor. (Lalo Club Hotol, Carterlon). Mr. Ryan bogs lo inform his friends and the publio genorally that ho has takon possession of tho abovo well-known Hotel, and good uocomuiodution is now provided for boarders, tourists, und tho travolline; public. Bost brands of wines, spirits, and ales only kopt. Night porter in attendance. Telephone, 863. /COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Lambton-quay, Wellington. FRANK SMITH ", ... • Proprietor. (Late of Newtown Hotel.) Mr. FRANK SMITH begs to inform his friends and the publio generally that he has takon possession of tho abovo well-known and centrally situated Hotel. Comfortable - accommodation for Boarders. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales only kopt. Tolephone No. 1023. ."jl/T ASONIC HOTEL, XTX CUBA-ST., WELLINGTON. T. WHITE, Proprietor. Mr. White begs to inform his friends and •tho public generally that ho lias taken poßscssiou of tlio abovo well-known hotel, and every accommodation is now provided for Boarders, Tourists, aud the Travelling Public. Uuosts sleeping at tho Masonio can rely on boiug called for both Wairarapa and Manawatu trains, and their convenience willbe studied in every possible way. Night-porter in attendance. Telegrams and letters will receive prompt attention. ■Telephone 1186. T. WHITE, Proprietor. CLYDE-QUAY HOTEL. MRS. ORMSBEE (late of tho Oriental Hotol) has taken over tho abovo wellknown Hotel, where she hopes to meet all her old friends. Good accommodation for Boarders. Wines, Alos, and Spirits of the best brauda. Tolephone, <SW. rj>HE CENTRAL HOTEL, 1 •*- Queen-street, Masterton. j Ono of tho largest and most elaborately furnished Hotola in tbo colonies. Contains magnificently furnished drawing rooms, commercial rooms, billiard room, and numerous private suites of rooms for families. Hot, cold, and shower baths. Special Apartments for Ladies. Special Apartments for Wedding Parties. . This grand Hotel has been soleoted by the New Zoaland Cyclists' Touring Club as tho ono having ovory convenience and comfort. The cuisine is unsurpassed. J. BACOVICH. Proprietor. SILK'S LEVIATHAN HOTEL, DUNEDIN. This Hotol has all modern improvements, and is first-class in every dottiil. TEUMS— 203 per week ; Meals. Is ; Beds. Is (id. JOHjS D¥THIE & CO., Limited, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, Havo just opened thoir New Season's Stock or CRICKET, CROQUET, and LAWN TENNIS Material, all of which bus been carefully solooted, including — DUKE'S BATS. " Excelsior," " Premier," " Willow King," Men's and Youths', Cano and Whalebono Handles, Cane and Rubber Handles, All Cano Handles. DUKE'S CRICKET BALLS Crescent, Eolipso, Trcblo Sown, P.K.D., ana Match. BATTING AND WICKET-KEEPING GLOVES, by Best Makers. Leg-Guards, Wiokets, Nets, Bags, Scoring Books, &c, &o. LA.WN~TENNIS. RACQUETS— Slazenger'B E.G.M. Demon Special Demon Player. Ronshaw La Bolle Racquet Presses, Nots, Balls, Poles, &c, &o. CROQUET. Sets for Eight Players, in Boxwood, Beech, and Ash. CROQUET STANDS. LAWN BOWLS. TAYLOR'S— Ivory-mounted, in all qualities Silver-mounted Presentation Bowls Jacks, Moasuros, &c, &c. LAWN MOWERS. Tho "* Champion " The " Excolsior " Tho " Now Easy " Tho " Anglo-Paris " Kunsoino's " New Automaton," with grass box Green \< " Silens Messor," chain-geared, with grass box, suitablo for Bowling Urcens and Tennis Lawns LAWN HOLLERS, With Doublo Cylinders, 18, 20, 22, and 24in. GARBEN TOOLS. GARDEN TOOLS. Spados, half bright and full bright; Digging Forks, Border Forks, Wooding Forks, Garden Trowels, Rakes, Garden Hoos, Dutch Hoes, AVarren Hoes, Hedgo Shears, Border Shears, Pruning Shears, Saynor'a Pruning: and Budding Knives, Vino Primers,. Vine Soissors, Edging Kuives, Garden Reels, Syringes, Ladies' Garden Sets, &c, &c. JOHN DUTHIE & CO., Limited, WELLINGTON. W. CHABTREE & SONS, ENGINEERS and BOII.EK MAKERS, Ikon and Brass Founders. IMPORTERS OF EVURY DESCRIPTION OF MACHINERY. Agents for Broadbont & Sons' Hydro Extractor. Agents for the Campbell Gas and Oil Engine Companr, the Largest Makers in the World. Address — Eva-strekt, Wellington .]

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Evening Post, Volume LVIII, Issue 72, 22 September 1899, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LVIII, Issue 72, 22 September 1899, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LVIII, Issue 72, 22 September 1899, Page 8