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HOTELS. fULFF .HOUSE, . ISLAND BAY. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Visitors to Wellington can sccuro every Comfort and Attention. (Special Terms for Permanent Boarders.) XUNCHEOINS, AFTERNOON TEAS, TEAS. Address:—Manageress. TSLAND BAY ' HOUSE. Seaside and Holiday Resort, under entiiely new management. Sea-bathing, hot and cold baths, motor garage, and. 6table. First-clnss table. Trams to town every ten minutes. ■ . ■ > E. NANNESTAD. Afternoon Tea and Supper Parties specially catered for. REJUVENESCENCE OF-THE X L B. E R T HOTEL ■£*- (Under New Management). • Mr. James M'Douald, Proprietor. This Hotel is in first-class order, having been refurnished from cellar to ceiling. Bedrooms (large and airy) electrically lighted. - -Letters and. telegrams receive prompt attention. Night' and day porter. Excellent cuisine. Smoking Room. Writing Room, ' Druiung Room. Tariff: Bs. Gd. per day, 'or £2 2s. per week. 'Phone, 211. P.O. Bos, 777; RAILWAY HOTEL,' TAUMARUNUI. (under entirely new. management), opposite Railway. Station. Two-storied Modern Rote!, accommodating GO guests, fitted and furnished- throughout on. most, approved lines. Magnificent view, spacious balcony, promenade, piano, firstclass table, h. and- c. water, large '.. airy singlo'and doublo "rooms.' Porter meets all trains.; Every attention. .-Tariff, Ss. per day. ;'Tel.- Address: M'Grane, laumarunni, MRS. K. M'GRANE (lato ..of Wellington), Proprietress. _. WHERE TO STAY. MEREDITH HOUSE; TAUMARUNUI' (Junction Winganui River and Main Trunk Line). FIRST-CLASS'ACCOMMODATION. Excellent cuisine. Cook's Coupons Accepted. Telegraphic Address—"Mathias,. Taumarunui." Every attention to TeleF r iTsT-CLASS' BILLIARD. TABLE FOR GUESTS., .: Kerr and Mathias, Proprietors. .'. Ll WHERE TO STAT, ■O- O T EL -.UT I N D S 08, WELLINGTON. Manager, ;. A. E. : Hardcastle; Absolutely the FINEST EQUIPPED . HOTEL IN, THE DOMINION. Wedding Breakfasts and Banquets . specially catered for. Every Possible Convenience. ' Tariff!* 6s. per day; .£2 10s. per- week. • LUNCHEON. 'IEA. & ijIULL Wutoi

THE GLENLEE TOURIST ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, PELOROUS. SOUND, CRAIL.BAY.. SITUATED -jn ; one of the. sheltered bays in the Sounds, an,, ideal 6pot {or,-persons- requiring eqod' acooiu-' modation. Hot'and cold water'baths, good fishing .grounds, bush surrounuiugs, mingled with alV'tihds' of'"fei , iis. ,; -l>ast aud .Telegraph' Office attached, All l'c6rrcspoudenco promptly attended to. For lurtuer. particulars, apply .to ... ; '■■. "a. M'N A ÜB, Proprietor, HOT E L '.'.' , C EC I hi . •' .WELLINGTON, N.Z. • Opp. Government Railway Station and Junction of City Tramways,, and adjoining Parliamentary Buildings. EVERY ■ MODERN 'CO.NV ENIENCE. ' F. MTARLAND, : . Proprietor. ■ .Tariff. on Application. „ . '■ ■'.. : v SALVATION .ARMY.' 1 PEOPLE'S PALACE, -213 CUBA ST., . ■ WELLINGTON.. ' Tariff from ss. per day. ! .. .• ■ .' J. DOWNIE, Manager. ...' WAVERLEY 1 PRIVATE HuIKL. . ' Marion St. (opp.'New Te Aro Post Office), ..'.'■■ '.City. . IS now ready, to receive Permanent 'Boarders, 1 boiiig .absolutely fire and earthquake-proof, and containing 'all modern conveniences and comforts. Also a largo proincnado roof, overlookingHar'bour. .'■•" . ■■" . •.,Tariff—fis. per .day; 255.. per week. ' . ; MRS. C. TREGONNING, . . 'Phone- 2917." Proprietress. (COLUMBIA PRIVATE " HOTEL, \j . Lower Cuba Street. Near Wharves, .Tow'u Uall, and Opera Houso. Excellent Cuisino. Lunch. Is. MRS. M. PETERS, (Late 90 Wellington Terrace), Proprietress. niMIE - MARQUIS OF- NORMANBV. , JL -HOTEL, CARTERTON..

W. M.'HAL-LEY, Proprietor.,The Best Commercial Hotel in tho . . Wairarapa.. TTTIMP'IRB -HOTEL,; WAIPAWA, Hi UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. '• A. M. Richardson, Proprietor. .'■Tariff. ■ Bs.. ■ .Everything. Up-to-Date., CONVEYANCES. T EVIN-FO'XTON COACH SERVICE. iU ' Time-table.t-Leave . Foston, G. 30 a.m.'; arrive. Levin, 8.30 a.m.; leave Levin, 10.23 a.m.; arrive Foxton,'.l2 noon; lea've Foxton,' 2.30 p.m.; arrive Levin, 4.50 p.m.; leave Levin, 7.45 p.m.;'arrivo Foxton. 9.45 p m. C.F. JOHNSTON, Propriotor. BOYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE, the ■Shortest route to and from Pox-ton.-Leavos Foxton daily 6.30' a.m.; arriving Shannon daily. 7.30 a.m.; leave Shannon daily 10.45 a.m.; arrive Foxton daily 12 noon; leave, Foxton daily 2.30 p.m.; arrive Shannon daily 7.30. p.m.; leavo Shannon daily 8.15 p.m.; arrive Foxton daily 9-30 p.m. ■ !. ' 'T. H.GINGELL. ' TJOYAL MAIL' leaves CARBINE K; STABLES, Fcildihg, tor Kiiubolton daily at 8.30 u.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leaves Kimbolton at Noon for Fsikling. R. J. MOORE, Proprietor, • . ' ' ' Feilding.. W' ALKER'S STABLES,' BULLS Forwarding ' Agent, Carrier, and General Contractor.. Coaches Greatford to Bulls, Vehicles, Horses, and MotorCars on Hire. Good sample rooms. J. E. WALKER. Proprietor '. fTVLY'AND !on n r ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS Aitn GENERAL CARRIERS, MASTERTON All Trains, met. Commercial Travellers' Samples prompt y attended to. New ami up-to-Jato Sample Rooms. Agents for th" N.Z. EXPRESS CO., btorage and Stablih" Corner Dixon and Bannister Streets S? : John Ambulance availawVday or nigh' •Phono No. 126- Private 137. P.O. Box so

b i fl . Foreign SALMON DEAR. j* ■ | N.Z. RRiillet Gheap. I I ASK YOUE GROCER FOR | 9 & |jj Prepared by M j» The Dominion Canning Co,, Ltd., 0 B _ ___ Auckland. § "" —,— ' '"" . i STUDY Ih'o Property Market.—The back page of "Tho Dominion" is a Land and Farm Directory,

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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1037, 28 January 1911, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1037, 28 January 1911, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1037, 28 January 1911, Page 3

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