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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 105, 30 October 1912, Page 5

-^ SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION CO., LTD. . R.M.S. ARAWA, FOR LONDON. NOTICE TO~PASSENGERS. PASSENGERS are requested to note that the steamer will leave the Glasgow Wharf on FRIDAY, Ist November, at daybreak, and they must embark THURSDAY EVENING. All Baggage must be alongside the steamer by 3 p.m. THURSDAY, Slst inst. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Agent*. ■OARRETT'S HOTEL. BOTTLE STORE. Single Bottle at Wholesale Price. WHISKIES, from 4s 6dl WINES, from 3s 6d COLONIAL ALES and STOUT, lOd. D. DALTON, ! ' Proprietor. " PAEKAKARIKI HOTEL. MR. W. H. ROBINSON (late of the Union S.S. Co.) has taken over tbe above Hotel. The publio may rely on First-class Accommodation and the best of Wines and Spiritß. W. H. ROBINSON, Proprietor. CLUB HOTEL^JDANNEVIRKE. JH. TULLY (late' of the Empire • Hotel, Feathertton) has taken the above Hotel. The proprietor's aim will be to make the Club second to none in New Zealand. First-claes Accommodation. Best of Wineß, Spirits, and Beers only. All trains stop .ample time for refreshments. CLARE N~D O~N H~O~TirL7 s PALMERSTON NORTH. WM. HALLEY (late of th» Marquis of Normapby, 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-olass Acoommoda* I tion. TE ARO HOTEL. E ARO HOTEL, CORNER WILLIS AND DIXON STREETS. W. NIDD,. Proprietor. Telephone 667. rf\ A I T A HOTEL, x TAITA. FRED. TUTTE Proprietor (Late of U.S.S. Co.) Hot anji Cold Luncheons. Afternoon Tea on the Lawn. Week-end Parties Catered For. Best brands Wines and Spirits. TlHf Ml NU S * HO T E~L, NEW PLYMOUTH, Now completely renovated. Travellers to Auckland, via Now Plymouth, will find this an ideal house. For comfort and convenience it is unexcelled in the Dominion. MRS PAULSEN (late Wellington), Proprietress. NOW OPEN. p RAND HOTEL, LEVIN. • Fine Palatial Structure. Fifty Rooms. Up-to dato in every particular. MRS. HIGGINS, Proprietress. VOONG'S PRIVATE HOTEL, ' 260 a, -a- Lambton-quay (Hannah'a Buildings), Wellington, the most central, commodious, and up-to-date Private Hotel in the Dominion; bedroom accommodation lor" 100; tariff 18s to 20s per week; absolutely fire and vermin proof; Bath, Smoke, and Sitting Rooms, on^overy floor; cosu'al meals from Sd, or. 21 meal tickets for 14s; one minute from wharf. G.P.O. and railway. BHICE'3 BRICE'S (Lato of Bodega) H^EW LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS, *^ 226 Lambton-quay (opposite, the Dresden). HOT MEAT, FISH, AND OYSTER TEAS. '5 to 7.30. On Saturdays, to 10 p.m. THE W H iVe HOUSE, PALMERSTON NORTH. The popular rendezvous for Afternoon Tea. Separate Room for Ladies. Splendid . balcony overlooking picturesque Square. Socials and Banquets arranged for on the premises. W«dding and Birthday Cakes a specialty. MRS. RAWLINS Proprietress. "CHAMPION" BftAND , MEANS DURABILITY IN BOOTS AND SHOES. UNEQUALLED IN THE DOMINION. New Stock of A. E. MARLOW'S MEN'S BOOTS ( Just to Hand. Also, Smart Shapes in LADIES' "BOSTOCK" BOOTS AND i SHOES. ! EDWAUDS AND SON, BOOT MANUFACTURERS, 131, MANNERS-STREET, And HATAITAI BRANCH (next Tram Waiting Shed). FOR A . . OOOI> RFFKP pure DLLI\ DRINK ONLY ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL CONNOISSEURS TO BE ABSOLUTELY The Best ! Brewery and Offices : Molesworth and Murphy Streets. WHISKY becomes a real tonio when taken with Puriri. Puriri ripens the fliivour of the spirit and delighto the sensitive palate.. All hotel*.