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Lake County Press, Issue 2795, 24 July 1919, Page 3

Under the distinguished patronage of Sir Hercules Robinson, E.C.8., and Sir W. F. D. Jervois, K.G.M.G. 0.8., former Governors of New Zealand. GENTRAf HOTEI (Lato- NEW ORLEANS), ARROWTOWN. MRS JOHNSTON - Propr,stress Mbs Johnston, late of Victoria Bridge Hotel, begs to announce that she has acquired the above well-known Hotel. The Hotel offers euperior accommodation to Tourists, Commercial Men, and the Qeneral Publio, and is replete with every oomfort and convenience. Private euiteis of apartments detached from the Hotel, where private parties will be undisturbed by the usual routine of hotel business Good Table. Best Liquors. Moderate Tariff FIRST-CLASS STABLING under the control of an efficient MOTOR TaRAQE attaohed to the premises. New Ford Oar available for hire. i Mas JOHNSTON, I Proprietress. I

DAWSON'S HOTEL, CROMWELL. James McDonald, Proprietor, This Commodious Hotel providea.Firstolass accommodation. CHARGES MODERA rE. Only the beet brand's of Liquors Stocked. COABUUHE.KIMJENSATINE, Cements for breakages, manufacturing purposes, etc. \ Trees from Waikiwi Nursery, A fortnight ago we Bupplied to the order of an esteemed Queenstown resident 80 fruit trees, 3 to 5 years old, and this is what he writes legarding them : " The Fruit Trees arrived all right, and opened up satisfactorily. lam very pleased with them; they are splendidly rooted. If Invoroargill was not such a dry place I would ' shout' for the man who dug them, for if they don't grow it is not bis fault. I have also done tba best I could for them in the planting. I enclose P. 0.- for the amount of invoice.— Yo*rs, faithfully, T. Mantlb." We do our bust to make every customer eattsfiod by Growing and Sending Out tno Best Trees only. Now is the time to order for Spring Planting. J. LENNIE & SONS, 40 Esk St., INVEBCARGILL, And at WAIKIWI, NURSERYMEN <fe SEEDSMEN, Telephone 291. ABROWTOWN AGENT: J. H. DOUGLAS. |IAKE CARE OF IOUR EYES, Or, Better Still, LET US LO IT FOR 10U. WE ABE EYEGLASS SPECIALISTS. JOHNSTONE <K HASLETT, Chemists and Optician, (Opposite Post Oilica). 154 PRINCES STREET, DUNEJDIN A North Island Grazing Hun. /**.>» i\ ACRES, LT. Title, situated 20 Ot>i-U miles from MATaBOA on the Mam Trunk Line by good dray road ; all grass except bush reserves of übout 200 acres. All buen heavy bush on brofcen papa formation. About 500 acreß plough.ible when stumped. Balance leading ridges lying to the sun. Sub-divided by post and wire fences, mostly new, and ail in good order. Ucual homestead buildings. Good woolshed, with machines, dip, several set of sheep and oattle yards, etc. Well watered. The property will winter three sheep lo the acre and about 800 head o cattle. The Government telephone bureau is in oourse of erection, and will be laid on to the homestead. PRICE, £lO per acre, subject to a mortgage. valuation. Easy terms. ■ May sell in two or more blocks. I This country cannot be surpassed as bill grazing land, and breeding cows could be ran easily in every paddock, there being NO gorges. Similar laud, but of inferior quality, near Hunterville, Mangaweka, and Tainape is selling freeiy at £lo' per acre in smaller

VICTOR E. SMITH, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, FIELDING. Monumental "Works, DUNEDIN-

(Oj>yui3nc Jblrbt CuUiCL'.;. xiavuJg large to liioiuii, Duuguc by our Mr TuonaoH whiia m Ah»rdeen, we are aellmg at pnoeo willed canLNbl'iiCXlUiS IMYirKU. DESIGNS ON APPLICATION. I . Teed's Certain uure | A Hewedy Hjal raiuiy iaii=, and -it P a greatjjoei (Jbydenuaii./ oaiu ; "it cme ijj ruau were lo dptnd iiib v>aoie ate. m ' fiudiiug ous, a Leuam uoru Cure lie . would deserve well oi pottiei'ity, anu | migtic be &aid tu nave cerved hit; i generation." All oherniais I/1/- yer post. TEED & CO-, NEW PLYMOUTH.