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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 146, 21 June 1916, Page 5

AUCKLAND. T> 0 V A L HOTEL. Under Entirely New Management. D. COLLINS, PROPRIETOR. (Late- Clarendon Hotel, Christchurch). Tariff from 10s 6d per day. A S 0 N I C HOTEL (Next Dustin's Railway Shop), PALMERSTON NORTH. A. H. PARRISH, late Club ' Hotel, Marton, and for 15 years Manager Central Club, Wellington, has assumed control of the above house, which is now unexcelled for Liquore and Accommodation. Night Porter in attendance. Speight's Beer on tan. In 'Wellington the best Hotel, All up-to-date and very swell, And where they do you really well, THE CARLTON. '•Vhere every comfort may be found, And cheery faces all around, Where value's given for each £; THE CARL T0 N, (Lato Adelphi. Willis-st.) MRS PA.ULSEN. Proprietress. HE HOTEL IMPERIAL (Late Phoenix), PALMERSTON NORTH, Is now Open. Tariff from, 9a per day. B. RAYNES, Late of Auckland. Proprietor. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. / THE WENTWCRTH HOTEL, Clyde-quay (One minute from To Aro Station.) Renovated throughout and up to date in every department. Excellent table. , Sea View from all upper rooms.. Tariff 6s per day; Permanent Boarders, terms moderate. MRS. PARSONS. Proorietresg. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. ZEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Clyde-quay. (Near Wharf and Te Aro Station.). UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. . ■ . . | The Hotel offers all the comforts of a-J home, and will be run on strictly up-to-date lines. Terms Moderate. MRS. HENDERSON, Proprietress. . 'Phone 1656. THE MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL, Ghuznee-st., Wellington. MR. FIX has taken over this wellknown Hotel, and visitors are_ reminded that it offers them a superior home. Quite up to date, central, and splendid accommodation. Tariff 6s 6d day, 35s a week. Tel. 343. Box 46, Te Aro P.O. W. FIX, Proprietor. SUPERIOR Accommodation in Christchurch at "St. Elmo" House, 52, Woroe6ter-street (west end),, two minutes from G.P.O. and tram, central tram terminus. Having just secured a further large and up-to-dato residence adjoining the above, guests will have free use of a splendid tennis and croquet lawn, etc.— F. ..T. MURRAY. Proprietor. ORIENTAL BAY KIOSK. PRIVATE HOTEL. • THIS well-known- establishment is at present being enlarged for further accommodation. Glorious harbour view. Afternoon tea, lunch, and dinner as "^WEDDING PARTIES and ,AT HOMES catered for. . ' Tel. 354 A. STONEHURST, . SYMONDS-ST., AUCKLAND, New-Zealand. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD ■ AND RESIDENCE. : . Telegrams: "Stonehurst," Auckland. MR. and MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN, Proprietors. Telephones' 504 and A374. v '. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS, PALMERSTON NORTH. . SPECIAL arrangements have been ' made by Mr. J. H. Fletcher, the Proprietor, for the convenience of travellers, and others. Rooms open for All Night and Day Trains. Prompt attention.. First-class Refreshments. Separate Room for Ladies. . NOTICE. "l/TR. P. H. ALWARD (late Manager -LT-a- of the Municipal Fish Market) begs to notify the public of Wellington that he has now taken "THE TIFFIN" Luncheon, Tea, and Supper xiooms, Mannersstreet (bpp. Royal Oak Hotel). , Patrons are assured that, tho rooms will be run on " best service " lines. i ■ Fish',and Oyster "after theatre" Suppers a speciality. NOTICE. INTERNATIONAL SUPPER ROOMS .25,: MANNERS-STREET. rpHIS well-known Restaurant has now A;.been taken over- by MESSRS PAPASS and HAZEL. Patrons are aesured that the rooms will be kept up to the high state of efficiency already maintained. OLD and NEW CUSTOMERS welcomed. : SUITS EVERYBODY! The Great Charm of the ORION OPEI OH CLOSED FIRE BHKGE it its Adaptability. CLOSED.— It is the finest Range in the Dominion for exact and perfect cooking, the draught and ovens being capable of regulation to a nicety. OPEN.—It provides a warm, cosy fire at which to sit on the. coid winter nights. Its cleanliness is unexcelled by any drawing-room grate. H, E. SHAOKLQCK Ltd. Wellington, Dunedin and Auckland CHILD'S HEAD BROKE OUT I RASH —... ...,.« —_ Irritating and Sore, Nearly Tore Her Head to Pieces. Hair Fell Out. Cuticura Healed, 85 Campbell St., Glebe, Aunt.—"My little girl's head broke all out in a rash, which was very irritating and sore, and on account of the irritation she nearly tore her head to pieces. Through her constant scratching it broke.out into sores and her hair fell out and got very this. "A friend told me how good the Cuticura Remedies won for skin and scalp troubles and the groat benefit her husband gained by them. She brought me a tin of the Cuticura Ointment to use on my child'! head, which we applied and washed her head with the Outicura Soap, when all the sores were healed and tlie rash disappeared and - now her head is as clean as can be." (Signed) Mrs. Linzie Brown, May 28, 1914. Sample Each Free by Post With. 32-p. Skin Book. Address post" MSJ h*»H«lW** Urt W)tl<k. -*• ■"""•• ■ —