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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 96, 23 April 1917, Page 5

A THE CLUB HOTEL PALMERSTON N., Has not changed hands for the past 1 years. '■, It is to-day, as it always has been, "THE" COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL OF THE TOWN. Every convenience for patrons. Situation ideal. Central yet out o reach of the smoke arid noise of trains Twelvo Sample Rooms. H ■ B. TUCKER, Freehold Owner and Proprietor. . METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Molesworth-street. llffß. H. R. WALLACE, late o i?X Christchurch, has assumed contrc of the above Hotel." The beet of Spirit and Liquors always stocked. Excellen Table; reasonable tariff. .Tel. 1036. "A HOME AWAY FROM HOME." GAELION fIOTEI WILLIS-ST., WELLINGTON. CLEANLINESS COURTESY CONVENIENCE COMFORT, THESE ARE THE CARLTON'S IDEALS. MRS. PAULSEN. Proprietress. nnHE MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL A Ghuznec-st., Wellington. Superior Accommodation, Excellen Cuisine. Kitchen in charge of W. Fi: (late chef Royal Oak). Terms, 6s 6d per day, 35s per week Central situation. Few doors from Cub or Willis,, rtrects. Address: Box 46, T Aro P. 0.. Wellington. ■ Telephone. 348. W. FIX, Proprietor. SUPERIOR Accommodation in Christ church at "St Elmo" House, 52 Worcester-street (west end), two minute from G.P.O. and tram, central tram toi minus. Having- just secured a furthfi largo and up-to-date residence adjoinin; tho aboyo, guests will have free uso o a splendid tennis and croquet lawn, etc. F. J. MURRAY, Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN " THE TIFFIN," LUNCHEON, TEA, AND SUPPEI ROOMS, Manners-street (Two Doors from Grand Opera House. Fish and Oystor Thcatro Suppers a. Speciality. Moils from 12 (noon) to 11.30 p.m. P. H. ALWARD. Proprietor. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS PALMERSTON NORTH. SPECIAL arrangements have bee made by Mr. J. H. Fletcher, th Proprietor, for the convenience o£ tra^ ellers and others. Rooms open for A 1 Night and Day Trains. Prompt atter tion. First-class Refreshments. Separat Room for Ladies. WHY YOU SHOULD BUY LIPTON'S TEA Packed in New Zealand by the firm tha GROWS it. With electric machinery. Never toucho by hands. Parchment-lined packet • Contains no dust. Full net weight. Minimum of tannin —consequently NEVER CETS BITTER. YOU CAN'T SPOIL LIPTON'S TEi* IT'S SO PURE. Use any old teapot. Doesn't matte how long the water.boils,^so long as it, boiling. Let it 6tand as long as you liki NEVER GETS BITTER. THE INVINCIBLE GOLD MEDAL. ORION Unrivalled In Efficiency and Service! Unequalled In Cleanllnoss! Unaxcalltsd In Fuel Economy I Unsurpassed in Durability! THE RANGE WITH A REPUTATION. Atk your ironmonger to show you an "ORION." H. E. SHACKLOGK LTD. DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, AUCKUNB YOU EYER^ the story of Little Mary, who, after'going to the Lantern Lecture of a returned Missionary told her mother that "Tho Heathens wero often very hungry and when thoy beat on their turn-turns it could be heard i i>r miles.' It must be awful to be hungry in a land where there is no "REX" I LUNCHEON CHEESE: But thank hoavon we livein civilized parts where every grocer can supply a tin of this piQUant palate-pie ising lacteal product. " BEX " Luncheon cheese possesses all the ! valuable digestive properties of perfectly ' Matured full cream cheese. It spreads like ' butter and is always uniform in flavor. ' No other cheese has the tonifuo tickling ' tang of " REX " cheese. Buy a tia to-day. ' ASK FOR "REX" BRAND and accept no proffered substitute. SOLD EVERYWHERE \ THOMPSON BROS., LTD* /. N.Z. Agents: tf Cleaas Paifttwork a Fl«ors Generally. Hydroleine Soap, " Magic Cleanser" three times thewa fnanssß power of any other soa I j||&fe|git does not injure the asßsjj^lJjj* delicate paint— became Jw SOAP -—^ contains no injurious ■^ s^ '^ chemicals. Use it . . '«s*^ji!)V? on Washing-day—it "i "v X^ washes clothes clean W\\ Z&y^ and white without yK\ fr/y\ ruhbin£- Full direcY\\ /~~S/y I tions on the wrapper.. LV ]f . I'VW All storekeepers §\-3*2\_Jrjj^ Hydroleine Soap.