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Grey River Argus, 19 October 1905, Page 1

Under c patronage of the Prince am Princess of Wales. hoteFcecil. Opposite Goveinmem, Railway Sta tics,, Wellington. I HAVE" pleasure in announcing ti visitors' and"'travellers to Wellingtoi that every attention will be given to thosi patronising the 'HQTEL CECIL. Thi fact of the Hotel being immediately op posite the Railway Station ana Govern ment Buildings and Parliament House nd »ts central position, commands thi ttantion of visitors to the Empire City The beautiful lawns and grounds attache are in themselves a great attraction an convienence to patrons. Licensed portei meet ah the mail trains, and also steamei arriving at the Qeeen's wharf. {£gj> ._.,•„. Night Porters in attendance F. McParland : Proprietor P.O. Box; 372, T Tele graphic Code CECIL. DUNOLLIE HOTEL Situate at State Coal Mine THIS Splendid Hotel has jnsb bee built, aud ia famished thoroughl and npsto-date. Good accommodation offered fo commercial men. The elling pabli and visitors generally will d very con veaience. The Wines and the best brands. J. G.Harris: Proprietor, GLADSTONE ~ |HOTEL, CORNER SMITH & CBUUOH STREETS, RKEFTON. Every atterfcion paid to visitors. AN EXCELLENT TABLE KEPT. Onlybesb Ales, Wines and Spirits kept in stock. MONTEITH'S SPECIAL BREW ALWAYS ON TAP R. Dunphy, Proprietor, REEFTON. HOTEL. WHARF STREET, HOKITIKA. A FFORDS Oomfortsble accommoda* £jl tion for permanent Boarders and the Travelling Public. Hot and Cold Baths. Oommercial Rooms, etc. Moderate Tariff. Good Six stalled Stable ONLY THE BEST BRANDS <F WIN2S & SPIRITS KEPT IN STOCK.. F. WOOOLHUSS, Proprietor , Golden Eagle Hotel. PROPRIETOR P. Phel Bound aey Steebt. The above hotel has been renovated throughout and fitted with th© very lat- . est iinprovementßOnly the very beitf of trandsef ipirfti, wines and beera kept. : The accomodation is equal to anything on the Coast, and the table ii undi the personal supervision of Mrs Phelan, yifitori will receive cordial welcome, SEVEN YEARS 1 MISERY Wind, Heartburn, Indigssmon, Dread of Food ; SWEPT AWAY BY I— MOTHER — -I SEIGEL^ SYRUP - " I suffered severely forSEVEN Years from Chronic Indigestion. After every meal I suffered Reai, Torture from accumulations of Wind and Gas on the Stomach. I used to Dread to go to my meals on this account. Extreme > Nervousness, Pressure and Palpitations of the Heart arid a horrible Burning Sensation in THE Stomach also caused me great Distress and Suffering. I tried many remedies, but none gave me permanent REWEF. "Then, I tried Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup. I felt some benefit from it, soon after the very first dose, and so I continued to take it regularly, three .times a day, till the disease and all its distressing pains and miseries disappeared. I now enjoy first-rate health." Letter from Mr. George E. Culhane, 145 Sutherland Street, Paddington, Sydney,. N.S.W. ; January 20, 1905. \* You should not endure such miseries as those above described for seven days — not to speak of seven years — after reading Mr. Culhane's letter. Get Mother Seigel's Syrup and use it promptly. ~OOVERNMENT INSUR DEPARTMENT. OBSdBtXSBED 1870. Growth of Business: BamAaaiixeq,4B79 - £3,267,231 ; iBBR • «7,076,25 a 2 1893 - £10,123,237 9. 8. BIOHABDSON, n ..■■-■ Gommisßloneff. S. *R LATTA, Resident Secretary COBB & COS TELEa&APH LINE OF Royal Mail Coaciies Leaves Eugg's Hotel, JLumara, for CHRISTCHUEOH EVERY TUESDAY AJSD FEIDA -.** At 8 o'clock^a.m. and coaches connect with the frain a Otira and Springfield, arriving in Christ cburch every Wednesday'and Saturday. M A Coach will leave Otir» every Sunday morning and arrive at Springfield at 9 o'clock the same evening. Passengers on this Coach will arrive in Christchurch on Monday morning. '* For further particulars apply to the Agents, . ' G o W Moss & Co. s -. Tainui Street, GrevmoutU WANTED KNOWN "-^-That We »B . are opening up a ne;v and lar r assortment of winter .suitings ; also ove f coatings to order, or for immediate wea g of Melton, Boaver and Rainproof Clothe