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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 75, 26 September 1916, Page 5

fpgyr_o?no ii.__.ii.jtij $^f What ■ L_%lk wall suit 0 ySßtfoe Children. H gggbest? ■ ■ |SI When you are ordering U dinner, this is always one of ™ L the first things to think of. @ f™ You cannot give thegs jl children healthier fare than J Corn ".Fioiii^ prepared with milk. Children E ■ enjoy Corn Flour ; it can be ******* S made into so many delicious g dishes. There is plenty of nourishment in it, too, and it is I "■ very light and digestible. « _, FREE. The"Brown 1 « & Poison" book of m \ -a recipes from J. B. Gilfflan&Co.,^ ,-s-S-fc H"' I P.O. Sox 848.pk £ # . a Auckland. /ffir\^>P£\ AUCKLAND. "OOYAL HOTEL Under Entirely New Management. D. COLLINS, PROPRIETOR. (Late Clarendon Hotel, Christchurch). Tariff from 10s 6d per day. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Molesworth-stroct. MRS. BEIRNE, late of West Coast, Blenheim, and Nelson, has assumed control of tho above Hotel. The best of Spirits and Liquors always stocked. Excellent Table; reasonable tariff. Tel. 1036. "A HOME AWAY FROM HOME." /"IARLTON HOTEL, *~* WILLIS-ST., WELLINGTON. CLEANLINESS COURTESY CONVENIENCE COMFORT. THESE ARE THE CARLTON'S IDEALS. MRS. PAULSEN. Proprietress. MASONIC .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 con^ trol of the above house, which is now unexcelled for Liquors and Accommodation. Night Porter in attendance. Speight's Beer on tap. 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 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. 348. Box 46, Te Aro P.Oj W. FIX, Proprietor. SUPERIOR Accommodation in Christchurch at "St. Elmo" House, 52, Worcester-street (west end), two minutes from U.P.O. and tram, central tram terminus. Having just secured a further large and up-to-date _ residence adjoining the above, guests will have free use of a splendid tennis and croquet lawn, etc. — F. J. MURRAY, Proprietor. THE Sunniest Spot in Wellington is ORIENTAL BAY. v Visitors oon obtain finest view of Harbour and surroundings by putting up at the ORIENT HOTEL and.KIOSK. Good bathing and boach facilities, easy access to town, Idsection by tram (frequent service). The most up-to-date and modern-equipped in New Zealand. Terms! apply MRS. A. KNOWSLEY. Proprietress. 'Phone 354 A. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS, PALMERSTON NORTH. SPECIAL arrangements havo been made by Mr. J. H. Fletcher,, the Proprietor, for the convenience of travellers and others. Rooms open for AU Night and Day Trains. Prompt attention. First-class Refreshments. Separate Room for Ladies. T\f ANTED KNOWN. *V "THE TIFFIN," LUNCHEON, TEA, AND SUPPER ROOMS, Manners-street (Two Doors from Grand Opera House). Fish and Oyster Theatre Suppers a Speciality. Meals from 12 (noon) to 11.30 p.m. P. H. ALWARD, Proprietor. HOME TABLE ALE. 1 STENT&CO/S ALE AND STOUT ARE DELIGHTFUL AND SPARKLING. | Delivered in Town or Suburbs. I CENTRAL BREWERY, QUIN STREET, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 571. 1 Proprietor -J. B. DARRALL J VH. Palmer & Co, Esld. 1894 KAIWARRA Phone 1976 PAPERHANGERS, PAINTERS, DECORATORS Have First-class Tradesmen in all branches We Specialise in GRAINING and MARBLING Any kind of natural wood or stone faithfully portrayed. Our MR. BOSHER, with many years' experience in this branch, is incomparable. Have your SHOP FRONT done by us, it will Attract Customers. Have your Rooms in Cedar, Mahogany, Walnut, etc. It is Handsome and Lasting. High Gloss or Dull Finish. Ring 1976 and our Representative will call to suit your pleasure