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HOTELS. Under New Management. fXiHLTON HOTEITwILUS STREET, WELLINGTON. Terms Moderate. „, , , F. H. RENNIE. Telephone 863. JIJASONIO HOTEL (Right opp. Main Railway Entrance), PALMERSTON NORTH. Now beautifully refurnished and deoorated. Everything right up to date. FirEt-olass accommodation. Excellent table. Beat beers and liquor* money can buy. All trains stop ample time for a spot. MRS. M. MULROONEY, Owner and Licensee. Patronised by His Royal Highness the Pnnoe of Wales, His Excellency Viscount Jellicoe. /^OMMERCIAL "HOTEL, NBLSON<v urn Gl Ul£ m> Manager, Tourists, .travellers, and Families can rely upon it being a home away from 'home, with every comfort, and an efficient service. Cuisine a feature. Telephone 122. ■- p,O. Box 5. ' AUSTRALIA. HOTEL SYDNEY, SYDNEY. Management E. T. Cheeseman. 400 Guests. Modern and Bright. Central Yet Quiet. Telaphonea and Hot and Cold Water in Every Room, Ladies' Eleotrio Pressing Roomt throughout the' Hotel, • Tariff: Inolusive, from ISa fid per day: Room and Breakfast,. from 10s 6d per day. Cables and Radios "Otelsydne." ■WHERE to Stay in Christchuroh.-St. » » Elmo Private Hotel, Superior Priyate Accommodation. S2, Worcester street West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O Beautiful lawns, gardens, eto. Moderate tariff. —I. J. MURRAY. Proprietor, Tel. 872! f1 AMn? *ya Summer in Pelorus Sound, w Ihe bounds Camp Co, have ereoted a number of standing campa, fully equipped on the shores of .beautiful Felorus Sound, You avoid heavy outlay Jor tents—no worry. Book now for your summer holiday, As big demand ia expected for these standing camps, early application is necessary. Write to-day to Sounds Camp Co., Private Bag 9, rtavelock, for particulars. XXT ANTED Known—City Hotel, Cour- » T tenay plaoo, Wellington' (af Tram Terminus). Finest Brands of Wines and Spirits in stools. Speight's XXXX Dunedin Beer always' obtainable at the City Hotel. All trams arrive and depart close to the City Hotel. Single bottle sold at wholesale pnoe at the City Bottle Store. BUSINESS NOTICES. 'ASK FOR RED BAND ALB. ED BAND ALE. -. An Ideal Dinner Ale. Brewed and Bottled by NEW. ZEALAND BREWERIES, LTD., (Wellington Branch). JjIAT KAPAI HONEY. It's the Best for Your Money. Obtainable at. the . . ' SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD CO Willis street. '' Wholesale: C. B. LEMPRIERE AND CO., Ballance street. COAL COAL FIRES LAST LONGER IF YOU DO THIS. - rpHERE are three classes of Coal X. Screened, Unscreened, and Small. • Screened _ Coal costs more because the small coal is taken out. Screened Coal is best for starting the fire because the draught gets through it. Unscreened Coal contains small coal therefore, it is cheaper. Unscreened Coal checks the draught and stops the fire roaring away. The room or range is better heated if you bank up witS unscreened or email coal. PRICES, DELIVERED. Screened Household "James"—6os per ton; 30s 4-ton; 15s i-ton; 3s cwt. Unscreened "James" —50s per ton: 25s 4bon; 12s 6d i-ton; 2s 6d cwt. Small Coal "James"—4os per ton; 20s Aton; 10s i-ton; 2s cwt. 3d per owe extra delivered to suburbs. ORDER AT— N.Z. STATE COAL DEPOT, ' N.Z. STATE COAL DEPOT! 41, CUBA STREET. Wellington. • ■ WALL BOARDS. WHERE gas is used, scrim and paper require renewing each year in many cases. Scrim is unhealthy and a breed-ing-ground for vermin. AMIWUD Oak Grain, AMIWUD Pale Grey, PABCO Board Cream. Vermin and dry-rot proof, easily fixed, permanent. The best and most artistic panelling. AUBREY GUALTER AND CO., Chief Agents, 149-151, Featherston street, Wellington. MAXWELL PLASTER WALL~BOARD". MADE of Gypsum Rock Plaster bo-tu-oon outer sheets of specially prepared, thoroughly waterproof paper. The ideal board for interior linings and ceilings. Agents: JOSEPH NATHAN AND CO., LTD., Nathan's Buildings. A LL'-STEEL WHEELBARROWS, for ■xa builders, contractors, gardeners; all chapes and sizes. Makers — . I'IiTROTITE AND CHALLENGE HEATERS,'LTD.. Tel. B#£ Tte""ki

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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 80, 1 October 1924, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 80, 1 October 1924, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 80, 1 October 1924, Page 7