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PROVINCIAL HOTEL, NAPIER, Opposite CLIVE-SQUARE GARDENS. A HOMELY HOME FOR VISITORS TO NAPIER. EVERY HOME COMFORT. EXCELLENT CUISINE. TARI%._. ... 6s PER DAY. Two Minutai from Railway Station, Marine Parade. Post Office, and Theatre. Modern Bathrooms and Lavatories. DUKE OP EDINBURGH HOTEL, WILLIS-STREET. THIS Popular Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and extended by an addition which gives accommodation for 50 guests. Refurnished and Decorated throughout. New and Spacious Dining, Commercial, and Drawing Rooms. Promanad* flat roof. Tariff, 6s per day. Beet Is Luncheon in town, from 1 to 2. RICHARD DWYER,' • Proprietor. EATHORN'S HQTEL, HOBART, Is the Leading Hotel. Electric Passenger Elevator. Croquet Lawn. Motor Garage. MRS. ¥. GOLDING. Proprietress. /CAMBRIDGE H oVrE L, Cambridge-terrace, Wellington, Opp. Queen's Statue. MRS. M. O'NEILL (Late of the Queen's Hotel, Masterton), Proprietress. RAND HOTEL, AUCKLAND, N.Z^ the Leading Hotel of tho City. Patronised by the Suite of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales and Governors of Australia and New Zealand. Fitted to promoto every comfort. Motor Cars meet all Boats and Trains. Tariff, 12s 6d, 15s, and £1 per day, according to size and position of room?. Cable address — "Grandee," Auckland. JAMES ROLLESTON, Proprietor. GRAND HOTEL,, LEVIN. " DONALD GREEN, well known throughout the Manawatu and Rangitikei Districts, has puchased Mrs Higgins's interests in the above popular house. The Grand will be conducted on first-class lines, and Commercials and other visitora will receive every attention. Good table Best liquors only. ~HOTEL,~PAEKAKARIKI. J QUIRK (late of Lower Hutl) has • assumed control. An ideal week-end or holiday resort. This house is now under first-class management. Good table, best wines and spirits only guaranteed. ALL TRAINS STOP TIME FOR ' REFRESHMENTS. •y^THITE HART HOTEL. MARTON. The new premises are now completed and luxuriously furnished, throughout Electric light installed. Only best brands of Liquor kept in stock. Correspondence promptly attended to. 'Phone No. 6, P.O. Box No. 38. 3. J. GIBBONS. Proprietor. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. yEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, •LA Clyde-quay (Near Wharf and Te Aro Railway Station). Kitchen under entire charge of Mr. Fix, late Chef Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington, for nine years. Visitors' and Permanents' rates, 5s per day ; 25s per week. 'Phone 1656. MRS FIX. Proprietress. HOTEL FEDERAL (PRIVATE^ CHRISTCHURCH, Immediately fronting Victoria-square, and overlooking the beautiful River Avon This up-to-date Plotel is situated in one of the most picturesque and central positions in Christchurch ; spacious balconj-, beautiful dining, drawing, billiard, and lounge rooms. This house is a popular one, and admirably conducted. E. DAVIS. Proprietress^ STQNYHURST, SYMONDS - ST." AUCKLAND, New Zealand. - STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE.Telegrams: "Stonehurst," Auckland. MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN, _ Proprietress. SUPERIOR Accommodation in Chrisichurch at "St. Elmo" House, 52, Worcester-street, "West End," two minutes from G.P.O. and tram, central tram terminus. Having just secured a further large and up-to-date residence adjoining the above, guests will have the free use of a splendid tennis and croquet lawn, etc. — Miss Hampton, Proprietress. DAVID K. IbLAIR & CO^ "CINGINEERS AND IMPORTERS, -^ NATHAN'S BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON. BROOKE MARINE MOTORS (British Built). Won, since 1904, nearly 400 Prize Cups and Medals. J\l\ TADAT I O HIE WEAK IF your household or business care sxact so much energy that sometimes yoi Feel run down, it is wise to at once t»k« VITADATIO STOP DRAGGING ALONG It may be that your weakened state i i warning of coming illness.and VITA D ATI! will thus save you perhaps weeks o unnecessary suffering and pounds ij doctor's trills. Begin taking this Remedy to-day, io rhough VJTAOATIO has cured, and wil ;ure disease in its advanced forms, it cur© .he early stages quicker. Write for Free Advice and Testimonials. :: :: S. A. PALMER, 139 Flutters Uie, Mcjbturjie, Vie

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 72, 26 March 1914, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 72, 26 March 1914, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 72, 26 March 1914, Page 5