The leaee of the Incidental Hotel, in Wellington, was purchased some time ago by a leading drapery firm, which wanted the site in order to extend its business premises. To this end they built a new hotel further along Lambtou Quay, to which the license was to be removed; but when, application was made to the Bench, it was strongly opposed by the City Council, which is the ground landlord of the old hotel. A compromise has now been effected, by which the firm pay?- a heavier rental both on the hotel site and other sections adjoining, and the Council withdraws opposition, stipulating that a building worth not less than £10;000 is to replace the hotel at the expiration of the existing lease. Children's and maids' rainproofs and jackets: A special purchase ot very iiict> goods, selling cheap.-At Kushbrook and Bridgman'is, , Queen-street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13780, 19 June 1908, Page 6
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