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XD MPI R E HUTEL, WILLIS and VICTORIA STREETS. This Hotel is now in, a position to offer special advantages and inducements to those requiring Permanent Accommodation. Convenient arrangements can also ba made for Board only during the Holiday Season. Separate Suites of Rooms for Families. MRS F. POOL Proprietress. Box 385. Tel. 196. jy* aso ni o hotel! MR. f! DOBSON (late df Manakau Hotel) has taken over the Masonic Hotel, Cuba«street. Patrons will receive first-class Accommodation, and the usual high grade in Wines and Spirita will bo maintained. Tariff, 7s per day. Special Luncheon daily at Is daily at Is. Tel. 1186. Telegraph or write. ALBI,O,N HOTEL, Courtenay-place, W. 'J. BERTI (late Grosvenor Hotel), Proprietor. Accommodation second to none. Moderate -Tariff. Best Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors. Absolutely no refills of Draught Whisky into Case Bottles. All Case Spirita, Wines, and Dominion Bottled Ale sold over counter at same rates as from hotel bottle stores. E N T R A L HOTEL, Lambton-quay,-ALBERT J. MACE (Late Union S.S. Co.,'s Mararoa) Proprietor. Everything Superior and Up-to-date. Best Wines, Beers, and Spirits. 'Phone 531. BARRETT'S HOTEL, LAMBTON-QUAY. Splendidly Furnished. Perfect Cuisine. Replete with Every Modern Convenience. Only the .Best Ales, Wines, and Spirits Stocked. C. H. WILLIAMS, Proprietor (Late of the Upper Hutt). Telephone 1076. Communications promptly attended to . METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 'PhDno 84 WANGANUI. Box 138. Close -to Railway Station, Wharves, P.O. FIRST-CLASS Cuisine. Excellent Accommodation. Thoroughly renovated throughout. Tariff 6s 6d per day. TOM NIXON, (Late New Criterion Hotel), Proprietor. the Best Peace to Stay f n &AI/*?*lk* CEOIf.FoSTER _ M** iMeEBIALKOtEtLAUCK&AMfk A S O N I C HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH, Directly Opposite Railway Platform. *J. A. PAWSON, late of Marton, has secured the above well-known house, and extends a hearty welcome to all old friends and_ ,the public generally. Only the best spirits, beer, and wine stocked. Good accommodation. THE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL. (Telephone 3049), CUBA-STREET. WELLINGTON. npVHIS latest and up-to-dato Privato JL Hotel, containing 82 rcoms, is now open to receive ghosts. l«riff from 6s per day. Permanents, 25=-, 30s, and 35s per week. D. O'CONNOR, Proprietor, Late U.S.S. Co., Wellesley Club and "Palmer's." YORK COFFEE PALACE, FEILDING. ti \HE above first-class Private Hotel JL (formerly conducted by Mrs. Shcrwill) has been acquired bjr Mrs. Ronald Cameron, whose special aim will be to study the comfort and convenience of patrons. Excellent table, good bedrooms, and jprivate suites when required. The York Tea Rooms will be found specially attractive. ■V^ANTED, Visitors to Auckland to • " know that they can get accommodation at Miss Alison Mackenzie's, "The Lions," 72, Wellesley-st. West, Auckland, close centre city ; all modern conveniences ; tariff, 22s 6d per week, or 4s 6d pei day. Telegraph "Lions." Auckland. \ THE MANSIONS Privato Hotel, 80, Symonds-street, Auckland. An ideal "country" residence in the city, situated in 2£ acres ground, one minute from car. Bright, well lit, largo single and double bedrooms, luxuriously furnished. Splendid view of harbour and Domain. New fullsize billiard -table. Large dining hall, Social hall and lounges. Telephone 2724. Proprietress, MRS. CARTER. PICTURESQUE PELORUS. VISITORS to these lovely Sounds can have good Accommodation at Bolton Bay, in "'Beautiful Manau, the Gem of the Sounds." Ten hours from Wellington, via Picton. Good beach for bathing ; rowing boats ; launches and horse 3 if. required. Regular mail services direct from Wellington, Picton, and Havelock. Shooting, Tennis Court, Post and Telegraph Office. Terms, 6a per day ; 303 per week. Terms for camp life on application. Apply W. T. Erskine, Mahau, Pulorus Sounds. ITY BUFFET AND PRIVATE HOTEL, Colombo and Lichfield streets, Christchurch. Close to Post Office and Railway Station. Trams pass the door every few minutes. First-olass Accommodation for Travellers, Tourists and Visitors. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Terms from 5s per day. Letters and teleSrainA promptly attended to. J. HOWEY, Proprietor. TTIAH/S COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT JP AND SUPPER ROOMS, Opposite Club Hotel, LAMBTON-QUAY. i Open till 11.15 p.m. G. R. FAIL, Proprietor (Late of Hick-street, Christchurch). LYDE COURT PRIVATE HOTEL, Corner CLYDE-QUAY and VICTORIA-STREET A New and Fire-proof Hotel ; Id section from Lambton Station and Wharves ; one minute from Te Aro Station. Promenade roof and balcony ; magnificent view. Tariff 4s 6d per day. Permanent guests from 20s per week. Telephone 1190. W. LA VERY, Proprietor. F>LATFORM REFRESHMENT a ROOMS, PALMERSTON NORTH. Gong goea every train. HOT LUNCHEON, HOT SOUP, lIOT PIES, a. Speciality. Visitors to tho Show Specially Catered for. Good Meals; no waiting. J. H. FLETCHER, Proprietor. SPECTACLES. A NICE CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR MOTHER OR FATHER PRICES: 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 6b 6d, 787 8 6d, 10s 6d, 16s 6d and upward*, including a nice case. P. H. O'DONNELL, D.5.0.A., Consulting Optician, 55; MANNERS-ST., WELLTNGTON), Opposite Thornton's, Coufeotionei). Consultations and' TestingTßEE. WATER AND GAS"MAINS~ T7INGINEERS agree that MANNESJli MANN STEEL TUBES are superior to cast-iron. Mannesmann are solid drawn and unbreakable. They are supplied with bpigot and faucet ends, in lengths up to 40ft. and can be bent cold on the spot. Agents, JOHN DUTHIE AND CO., LTD. PATENT EXPERTS. HENRY HUGHES, Patent and Trnde Marks Agents and Consulting En. gineers. have removed to 157, Feather ston-fitreett

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 136, 6 December 1909, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 136, 6 December 1909, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 136, 6 December 1909, Page 2

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