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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1347, 20 June 1911, Page 2

HHMHk] THE LEADING HOTEL OUTSIDE OF WELLINGTON, A raagmficontlv built and equipped holol, and maintained in the best style as to fcitonoance, cuisino and liquor. Q, E. TRE'JOSS, - Llconsoe The HOTEL for COMFORT. The -HOTEL tor CIVILITY. The HOTEL for ATTENTION, FiTm'lttUrWllfliliU Good Whisky, Good Winei, Gcod Ale*. Excellent Cuisine and comfortable room Every modern convenience. Billiard room with two first-clan Alcook'i tables and attetdance, «. DEVIME Proprietor fIHiiI^MIHJ THE SQTJABE, Palraerston North (lateofDunedin). Having acquired the above wellknown hotel, fte travelling publio and visitor! can rely on first-daw sooommodation at moderate tatei« QVKiJoEiISStaples' ' best Only drawn at 'MASONIC'HOTEL Passengers by trains will have ample dime Eor wfreshmonta by leaving platform at SOUTHEBN EXIT, J iH. PAMOH, Proprtotoi. FAMILY HOTEL, BANGITIEEI ST., PALMEBSTON. THIS Hotel has just been taken over by me, and I will cater in a manner in this old-established house. A. G. HAVILL, Proprietor. ; PARIS HOTEL ' (Opposite Mlway Station), PALMEBSTON NOBTH. Bias J. ADAMS (late of the Maqaii ll Normanby Hotel. Carterton), announces bonne. None but the best of wines and spirits stookod. Good accommodation ud first-class table. lXmm Comer of Colombo ,and Cashel Streets, '•' CHRISTCHUBCfI.' Ibis hotel has its own electric light plant, None but the best Wines, Spirits '' Excellent accommodation for visitors; W. H. Overton, Propriator. . ate of Princess Hotel, Palmerston North,) WHITE'S HOTEL, EOXTON. ff. i WHITE, Proprietor. The best commeroul house in Fozton. WILSON & WARD, GASH GBOCEBS. VHE vory best goods cut down to the . lowest possible prices for cash only We are not too small 11 take biz orders, and not too big to take small ordeis, GIVE US A TBIAL TO-DAY. SATISFACTION GUABANTEED, 'Phone 360. < WILSON & WARD, CASH GBOCEBS, 18 fflilff STREET WEST. "STAND-OUT" TEA • has won its reputation by; sheer merit. From the planting of the tea plant in Ceylon to the blending in Dunelin of the pick of the plantation crop the final impression in the tea cup is in view—the rasult is a triumph for the J. R.LEREEMAN F. Linn. Soc, F.B.H.S. HYBRIDIST, CULTURALIST. PLANT PHYSIOLOGIST, BOTANIST Specialist in Plant Focds, and Proscriptions, 'AY be consulted on the laying out , renovation of gardens, and orchards ; on the renovation of old orchards, treatment of plant diseases, landscape gardens, espalier culture, orchids, vineries, bush and hot-house culture. Alexandra- a., lt.ntnui N, Id