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BUSINESS NOTICES. MAHARA HOUSE, WAIKANAE. PLEASANTLY SITUATED, ■SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION. FINE HEALTHY CLIMATE. An Idea'. Place to Spend a Quiet' Holiday in thp Country . LEN FREEMAN. C1139F . Manager. MEREDITH HOUSE, Taumarunui, N.Z. ItA (Junction Waugauui River and Main Trunk I.ine). FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Excellent Cuisine. Cook's Coupons Accepted. Telegraphic address: "Mathias," Taumarunui. Every attention given to Telegrams. KIiKR AND MaTHIAS, C 1159 Proprietresses. EGMONT PRIVATE HOTEL (Corner Courtenay Place and Taranaki St.). THE abovo new Three-storied Modern Hotel, situated in tho best part of -Wellington, is now available for FEIi.MA;NE.M BOAKDivKs and TRAVELLERS. Beautitnl large airy bedrooms, electric -light througnout; three minutes walk from Railway Stations, Wharves, anil GP O Tariff: 6s. per day, or JUs., per week. Special ' concessions to .Permanent, hcardera. 'Phone 5'J. J U. Proprietor. _ 1. LEV Y. Manager. WHERE TO STOP. CENTRAL HOUSE, Taumarunui.—This'new up-to-date House is now open, and Tourj ists, Travellers, and Visitors especially catered for Fine largo- rooms and a splendid view. Within a minute's walk from the railway station and river.boat landing. Porter meets all trains. Telegrams ' and lotters promptly attended to. Tariif, 6s. per day; .MRS; E. W. SIMMONS, Proprietress. CllO6 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. FAIL'S COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT and SUPPER ROOMS,- Lambton Quay, opposite Club Hotel. Open from 6.30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundav Hours: Bto 10. 12 to 2, sto 10..30. Fresh Fish "and Oysters Daily. Dinner Menu consists of 40 Dishes. - G.-R. FAIL, Proprietor, CII3S Lato of High Street. Christchurch. TCE CHESTS. ICE CHEST'S, i Also AIRTIGHT SHOW CASEo. MAX KREISSIG, i Littlo. Taranaki Street. - 'Phono 2499. C 1034 ir Ou'ISE MILLINERY SCHOOL, 97 Lambton B / Quay, opp. lvirkcaldio's. Tho Art of Millinery'thoroughly taught from foundation to finisn.. Hats renovated and orders taken. Ten lessons as. Day and Evening Classes. pATENTS. .pATENTS. Obtained in All Countries. FT COSTS NOTHING TO INQUIRE. Call 1 upon or write to , P . SYDNEY IL HIGGS, Registered Patent, Agent and Engineer (Late of Baldwin and Kayw.ird), Harcpurt's Buildings, 19/ Lamnton Quay. Correspondence, strictly confidential. CllsO TO SPORTSMEN. FOR Pigeon and Pheasants try KAKAHI, Main Trunk;'excellent- river and bush! scenery; splendid accommodation; very "moderat? tariff. Writo or wire Strcttons. . 7C92 ' . " HUME'S MACHINERY EXCHANGE." . For, sale, miniature rifle range, including Landscape, Moving Figures, Steol Plates, Rifles, Belting, Shafting, TargetCarrier andiCahle, and powerful' Gas lingino. ■ 'PRICE, complete, ,£75. . C£9l PPb .~" . P.O. 'BOX 771. .WELLINGTON.. HOTEL MCTICcS. jp ROSVENOR HOTEL, Church Hill, Sydney. " The most comfortable city hotel; every modern convenience; electric light and. lift; near Union Company's Wharf. Patronised by all leading New Zealand tourists. Inclusive tariff, J23 3s. weekly. Reduced rates to families. C. W. M. Chateau, Proprietor. 8213 THE Greytown Hotel.—Tho Leading Ljmmercial House of the District lenry Collins, Proprietor. CllbO WERAROA HOTEL, Levin.—W. H. Higgins (well-known in sporting circles), Proprietor. -Mr. and Mrs. Higgins have'this hotel tioiv under entirely neiv management; and most suitable for the accommodation of travellers. ■ , . l' , Cllßs COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL, LOWER CUBA STREET. ' THIS Magnificent Six-story .Hostelry is now open to rcceivo guests. Every comfort, excellent cuisine, single and double bedrooms, electric lift; very central, and near to wharves, railway station, Town Hall, and Opera Houbo. All .trams pass door. Tariff; 6s. per day. Permanent boarders from 255. per weeK. 'Phono 1126. MR. J. BROWNE, Proprietor. ' , . C 1227 CALEDONIAN noTEL, Absolutely Fireproof, • NAPIER. , A FINE new three-storied modern hotel, 2~\- situated in the best part of Napier; magnificent sea* view. - ' ' Spacious Balcony and Roof Promenade, wbllfaruished, large airy rooms, luxurious private sitting-rooms, first-class table, and the best of attention. SUITES. Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. Porter meets all .Trains and Boats. A. C. BARNES, Proprietor. , P.O. Box 202. 'Phone 208. PLATFORM REFRESHMENT -ROOMS, PALMERSTON NORTH. Gong goes every train. HOT LUNCHEON, HOT SOUP. HOT PIES, a Speciality. ■Refreshments at any time. Fresh Fruit, Chocolates, etc. CIIBG ,J. H.. FLETCHER, Proprietor. ' HASTIES HOTEL, FEILDING (Opposite the Post Ofiice). (Patronised by His Excellency the Governor, Lord Rani'urly, l . The Leading Commercial House of the District.. MIC. ANjJ MRS. T. O'NEILL (late of . Havvera) have much pleasure in informing tho public generally that they have taken over tho abovo well-luuwn hotel, and that they trust, by civility, attention, and a proper regard for patrons,; to maintain tho hign-class r&> putatios Bonis, by tho 11011=0 for so many yeara. Tip! ALBEMARLE PRIVATE HOTEL, Ghuznee Street. The Most Popular House in Wellington. Tonus Moderate. MISS MEYERS, Proprietress, late of Dunedin. C 121!) Telephone Telegraphio Address, 1050. * "Floral" (Wellington). Hotel bristo l, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. Proprietor-J. H. HINTON, Splendid View of City nnd Harbour. Absolutely fireproof. One Penny Section from Railway Station and Wharves,. Promenade Roof and Balconies, C7GB H7EALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, £j Cambridge Terrace. Near Tram Terminus, two minutes from To Aro Station, First-Class Accommodation for Boarders nlid Travelling Publio. Terms, from 255. to 30s. per week; Os. per day. Good Tablo kept. Hot and cold water. Telephone, 1656. C 1123 MRS. BACOVICH, Proprietress. rinllE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY HOTEL, JL CARTERTON. W. M. HALLEY, PROPRIETOR. Tho best Commercial Hotel in tho Walrarapa. CSlill

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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 524, 3 June 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 524, 3 June 1909, Page 1

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