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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 128, 31 May 1900, Page 7

r [P YPEWnI TER S. TJIK DRNSMORE. The only ball-bearing type-bar joint machine in the market. All joints are encased, making them dubtproof. No friction, therefore cnsuios perfect alignment ; lightest in touch, which means the fastest in speed. Will lock at any point ; no overwriting, as the keys are locked as - well as the carriage; the operator can proceed if necessary simply by touching a key ; no readjusting required, the machine automatically reloeks itself again at tho point first set. Can bo fitted with a tabulator which will enable the operator to do invoicing, etc., 175 per cent, faster thau the usual way ; the presence of the tabulator does not interfere with ordinary work. We have a complete stock of office and typists' requisites. Repairs done to any make of writing machine on the premises by an American expert, at moderate prices. Inspection invited. NEW ZEALAND TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES COMPANY, 53, Lambton-quay, next New Zealand Times Office. LIST OF RECENT ARRIVALS OF NEW BOOKS. Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ, by J. James Tissot, 2 vols., royal 4to. A sot of this superb work, which cost .£40.000 to produce, is on view, and subscribers' names received. A prospectus will be sent on application The Transvaal in War and Peace, by Neville Edwards, with numerous illustrations, 4to, 9s The Transvaal under tho Queen, by Lieut.Colonel N. Davis, with Illustrations, 4to, Gs St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, by Charles Gore, D.D., Vol. 11., 3s Gd Retrospect of Medicine, edited James Braithwaite, July to December, 1899, 7o 6d Elementary Course of Practical Zoology, by T. J. and W. N. Parker, 10s 6d Ideal Physical Cnlbure, by William Bankier (Apollo), 2s 6d The Wide World Magazine, Vol., October 1899, to March, 1900, 6s 6d Tho Captain, Vol. October, 1899, to March, 1900, Gs Savrola, by Winston S. Churchill, 2s 6d and 3*6 d Maker of Nations, by Guy Boothby, 2s Gd and 33 Gd Feo : A Romance, by Max Pemberton, 2s 6d and 3s 6d Celebrities of the Army : A Series of Beautiful Portraits in Colours, to be completed in about 12 parts, 93 per set, post free. Subscribers' names now being taken WHITOOMBI3 & TOMBS, LIMITED. THE J^EW EMPIRE HOTEL, WELLINGTON, Is Now Open to Receivr Visitors. JOSEPH MANDEL, Proprietor. WE RER O A HOTEL, LEVIN. CHARLES WILLIAMS, Proprietor. This Commodious and Comfortable Hostelry, conveniently situated directly opposite tlie Railway Station of Levin, contains 26 rooms, aud is fitted with all modern improvements. Every accommodation is provided for Boarders and the travelling public at moderate charges. The best of liquors only kept. Sample Rooms for Travellers. Good Stabling. Firsh-cla.ss Billiard Table. Refreshments 'Mt all hours. Special attention to Cyclists. Hot, cold, and shower Baths. The Now Public Hall is now open fore ngageinents for Dramatic Entertainments. &c. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, MOLESWORTH-STREET, Wellington, Close to the House of Parliament. WILLIAM M'LEOD & MRS. LEGG, Proprietors, (Late of the s.s. Rotomahana). Mr. M'Leod and Mrs. Leqg having purchased the above hotel, intend running the house in up-to-date style. The public can rely upon being supplied with the Best Liquors, Comfortable Bedrooms, and First-glass Table. First-class Billiard Table. Terms moderate. Telephone 1036. Telephone, 354. Telegraphic Address — P.O. Box 438. " Searl's," Wellington. SEARL'S HOTEL, (Late Royal) opposite government railway station, wellington. cook;s coupons accepted. The first addition of 50 commodious and elegantly furnished rooms to this first-class hotel are now open to the public. The attention of visitors 'is drawn to tbe fashionable situation of S KARL'S HOTEL, and its clost proximity to Parliament House and both Governinont and Muuawatu Railway Stations, making it easy of access to those arriving and departing by train. No expense has been spared in making this at once tbo most modern arid comfortable hotel in the colony. A LAWN, with summer houses, adequatelj furnished with deck chairs, and lit witt electricity, has been opened for the uqe ol guests. Intending visitors are assured of every attention. Porters meet all boats and trains. Patronised by their Excellencies the Governors of New Zealand. rtOKER'B FAMILY HOTEL, *~J CHRISTCHURCH. Within one minute of the Railway Station JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. Letters will receive every attention. P.O Box, No. 291. 1 rTeleuhone. No. "EMPIRE HOTEL, HOKITTKA H. LAHMAN, Proprietor. This leading hotel ha 3 been entirel] renovated under competent management P.O. Box 35. " Al l who would acnieve success shoul< endeavour to merit it." %\T E have 'during the past year sparei » » no expense in endeavouring to mak our Beer second to none in New Zealand andean now conlidently assert we have sue ceeded in doing so. We invite all who enjoy A GOOD GLASS OF BEER TO ASIC KOR STAPLE S' B E S T On Draught at almost all Hotels in the City and miiTniinriing districts, and conlidently anticipate their verdict wil be that Staples and Co. have Hiiccesafull removed the reproach tli;il. good Boer coul not be brewed in Wellington. J. STAPLKS A- CO. Limitki)). Moleawortu and Muruhv Streets. SHORTT'S, Williß-Btreet, for Pianoi am Organs-