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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1005, 21 December 1910, Page 7

S! ■ HOTELS. -.- | jQLI'IT HOUSE, ISLAND BAT. i BOARD AND RESIDENCE. $ Visitors to Wellington can,, secaro f, .Every Comfort and Attention. fj (Special Terras fur Permanent Boarders.) ( LUNCHEONS. I AFTERNOON TEAS. 5 TEAS. i Address:—Manageress. • • THE GLENLEE TOURISTS" ACCOM- ?. • MODATION HOUSE, • : .v I PELORUS SOUND, CRAIL BAT. V SITUATED ill One of the most shel- ■- tersd bays in the Sounds, in ideal !■ spot for persons requiring pood accomniodation. ■ Hot nnd cold water baths, 6 good fishinj grounds, bush surroundings, ; 7; •: mingled y.'itii ail kinds of ferns. Post ", v. | and Telegraph Office attached. - All cor- ; v i respondence promptly attended to. Fol further particulars, appiy to ' . ; 5 U. M'NABB, Proprietor. [i &PEND TOUR. " ':Y f SUMMER HOLIDAYS \ t In Christehurch, the most English f City in the Dominion. • „' - ;' -Plenty of sea-side excursions, boat- , : jt ing; fishing, walking, cycling 1 ' or. A" i niotorin?, and you will be made 7:a quite at home at the New • v f . PROVINCIAL HOTEL, ■ / 5 Coshel Street, near Farmers' Co-op. ■' j , I'ropr., G. II.ES. ' Tariff, 6s. 6d. ■ . ''i ; |Jg A R RETT'S 'HOTEL,' 1 " I LAMBTON QUAY. | NOTE. —Only the,. Best- -Wines :and'. ? Spirits. .Ales, etc., kept in stock." Y I FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION.' . ; r - .; vi TARIFF, Bs, per day, <£'2 2s! per vreek. : ' > . Proprietor V... W; J.-- CONNER. . • (Late Com. Travellers' Club aud' x ; . .. . " Day's Bay House.) '; - H" o T E L CECIL, - . WELLINGTON, N.Z. . Opp. Government; Railway Station and"'-. .' Junction, of City.'Tramways, and ad- " joining Parliamentary Buildings. Every Modern Convenience. '- I- -■ • , ?. MTARLAND, .- . -■: Proprietor. •'- .: • Tariff. on application. . SALVATION ARMY. 'ViY "PEOPLE'S PALACE, 213 CUBA ST..' ;JL. . WELLINGTON, a Tariff from. ss. Ler day. _ -J. DO.WNIE, Manager.-- ; '-j JJIHIS is to Notify the Public that MR. . . ; GEORGE EVANS has taken over -j THE ALBERT HOTEL, ' ' '. iv- v-1 Corner of Manners and Willis Sheets. ; - WAYERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL. A ; '1 • Marion St. (opp. New To Aro Post Office) Gity. ■ THE Building has been largely'increased, being absolutely fire and earth- - : quake-proof, and containing all modern 1 ' : 'l i conveniences and comforts: Also a lar£p - ... ; i promenade roof, overlooking Harbour."--.' " ! '-Banff—G& per day; 255.-mer'weefca',,'ii¥> - ' ' MRS. C. TREGONNING, - ,: v i J • _'Phorie' 2947.• 4. -C I , — I—Lacif;1—Lacif; RAILWAY - HOTEL, 'TAUjiABUNtri" (under entirely, neyr management) ' < ij opposite ' Railway- Station. V-Two-storied •' -»•? •-> Modern Hotel, accommodating .GO .guests'' ■ ' ''• ] fitted arid furnished throughout on most i approved lines!- Magnificent view, spa- " - ' - I cious balcony, promenade, -piano, fj rs t- ; - ; 7-1 class table,, U. and'c. water, largo'airv ' W single and double rooms. Porter meeta''-' 1 all trains. Every attention. Vtariff,. s s per day. Tel." Address': .M'Grane, Tau- '' .: T : ; iuaruuui. MRS. K. M'GRANE (late 'of ' i Wellington), Proprietress. ; ;j (HOLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL. . I . Lower Cuba Street. : v i Near Wharves, Town Hail, and-Opera : ;i House. Excellent Cuisine. Lunch, Is ' MRS. M. PETERS, late 00 Wellington ' - i Terrace, Proprietress.' .. WHERE TO stAY. ' TSiTEREDITH HOUSE, TAUMARUNtII '- : : ' > ifi. (Junction Wanganui River and : - •') ' Main' Trunk Line). FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. ' < . Excellent cuisine. Cook'a Coupons Ao.' ' /• -.] cepted. Telegraphic Address—"Mathiaa, I'J Taumarunui." Every attention to Tolo. " 1 graias. -- IUST-CLASS BTI.I.IARD TABLE FOB ' GUESTS. Kerr and Mathias. Proprietors. }'y, The marquis op normanby, ■, ' HOTEL, CARTERTON. "5 ' . ,W. M. ;HALLEY, Proprietor. ; ' . ' 'K' " ~lW"Bcst Commercial Hotel'in th'ft. . . ;y"-; Wairarapa; - • .V r ; WpiRE HOTEL, . WAIPAWA, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. ' A. M., RICHARDSON, Proprietor, '. Tariff, Bs.. Everything.up to date. .1 ™ Xmas and New Year. PRESENTS; ■ . At 'y y : -'"^ W.-J. LANKSHEAR'S,:^;# LAMBTON QUAY. A Groat- Variety of. High-class Goods, " suitable for Xnias" and New Year . • • ' ■ ~ Presents. : •' - Very Clioico Leather .Goods—Ladies' / Hand Bags, Wrist Husic Oases, Etc., Etc., in . the -Latest';-:' .'-l: Designs and Shades. • . . . Gentlemen's Highly-finished . Pocket Books, - Cig.ii"> Cases, . Fountain : Pens, Etc., Etc; ; v^ To Holiday Makers and Tourists our : ; . Photo and, Post-card .Albums, inaktt an Excellent Souvenir of ! INSPECTioN INVITED. Orders by Post from Town or Country ' - i ■ rcDeiva our Special Attention. : - ; ~—. ' ,- v :. ~ ~yy. :n ; j " ABOLISH THE HOUSE OnoßßS,' ,: : - : n viS-;| Says Mr'. John Redmond, - "And we'll have Homo llulo . ) for Ireland next" session.".May. be so—say we,.but the- v 'oiily S Home Rule we know out here..- . ; -i"i is the "Missus'" strict commands to order.- . ©TOOKTOKI COAL As soon'as wc get to the office. : . yi That's the coal for OUR house, - ' it'burns up quickly, gives .'out 1 a strong, clear heat, leaves but . - few ashes in the grate, and no , ■ iswaste. So oft goes another . - order for STOCKTON, to ! SAMUEL -BROWN, LtA,v;;Vf] DISTRICT AGENTS, i i 39 JOHNSTON STREET. ~. . , .! ■ St-ores: Adslsldo and Tinakori Roads, Tory ■ and Willis Streets. , si Telephone Numbers: 88, 124,-'l6i, ~ ■ ■ ■'i 803, 942. ' .V;-.;:;?