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THE EMPIRE HOTEL, WILLIS-STREET 1 . RECENT improvements and extensive interior alterations, including the addition of a New and Up-to-date Electric Lift, have just been completed, and installed at this HoteL New Spacious Lounge and Reception Room. Two Night Porters always in attendance. All trains and steamers met. Box 385. 'Phone 196. F. POOL, ProprietreßS. JUNCTION HOTEL; LONGBUBN, CJ is now under new management, and is being conducted in up-to-date style. Good accommodation. Superior Liquors and Beers only stocked All trains stop at Longburn. Time for refreshment. E. J. IBLE. Proprietor. CLARENDON HOTEL PALMERSTON NORTH. WM. HALLEY (late of the Marquis of Nonnanby, Carterton) has entered into possession of the above well-known house. Patrons will find that this Hotel is. for comfort and convenience, unexcelled. Good Liquor. First-class Accommodation. "m/T A 8 O N I C HOTEL. MR. F. DOBSON (late of Manakau Hotel) has taken over the Masonic Hotel, Cuba-street. Patrons will receive firstclass Accommodation, and the usual high grade in Wines and Spirits will be maintained. Tariff, 7s per day. Special Luncheon daily at Is. Tel. 1186. Telegraph or write. ~O AIL WAY HOTEL, OTAKT. -*-* • (Under New Management). J. TRUMAN has taken the above Hotel over, and extends a welcome to train travellers and others. First-class Table. Best of Beers, Wines, and Spirits only kept. TE ARO HOTEL, E ARO HOTEL, CORNER WILLIS AND DIXON STREETS. W. NIDD, Proprietor. Telephone 667. Extractions Free Where Sets are Ordered We have a long: reputation for painless work, because we have given it our best thought and study for many years. The - use of nauseating drugs is unnecessary, as our ELECTRICAL METHODS enable us to treat and remove the live "nerve" without the patient's knowledge. We make a good set of teeth for £3/3/-. . We» make- a' better set (the brst) for £4/4/-. Gold Fillings' are from 7/6 -each. Silver Fillings .5/-. Fullest information given and consultation free." DR. RAYNER The American Dental Parlors, Over Winder's Buildings, WELLINGTON. Also Queen and Wellesley Streets, AUCKLAND. Hours — 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Wednesdays, 5.30 to 1. Saturdays,. 7 to 9. NURSES IN ATTENDANCE. LUNCHEON, SUPPER, & TEA ROOMS. XiUIL'S ■^ COMMERCIAL ' BESTAtTRANT. LAMBTON.QUAT. AFTERNOON TEA A SPECIALITY Open 9 a.m. till 11.15 p.m. Open 9 *.m. till 11.15 p.m. JAMES ERASER. Proprietor. Telephone 2806. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS ! STUDENTS will find our Stock of INSTRUMENTS WORTH INSPECTION. Sets, Half Sets, and Single Pieces. Combination Spring Pen and Pencil, from 6s 6d. LEVI'S SIGHT-TESTING ROOMS, 103. CUSTOMHOUSE-QUAY (Next Bank of Australasia). STANDARD SEWING- MACHINES are decidedly better than all the others, and the new CENTRAL NEEDLE System is the latest development for saving the health, time, and strength of SEWING MACHINE Workers. After using other makes it iB * real comfort to work a CENTRAL NEEDLE STANDARD. To try it will cost nothing. Buy it and gave time and money too. ROTARY STANDARDS are guaranteed for a lifetime ; all parts kept. Also Drophead Vibrators from £5 ss. We have had 40 years' experience. Let us eerve you.— F. J. W. FEAR, 99, Willisstreet. Telephone 976. BALLINGER BROS., ■E/TANUFAOTURERS OF LEAD AND COMPO PD?E TRAPS. BENDS. SYPHONS, etc 8.8. BRAND. The only makers of LEAD TRAPS in tho Dominion. Proprietors and Manufacturers of WADE'S AND WARD'S PATENT SKYLIGHTS. FOR SALEi 11-h.p. CROSSLEY OTTO GAS ENGINE in good working order: cheap. BALLINGER BROS., MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS. Waring Taylor and Maginnity streets, ( Wellington. Ttlcjphon* M. P.O. Box 18.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 151, 26 June 1912, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 151, 26 June 1912, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 151, 26 June 1912, Page 5

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