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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1676, 13 April 1904, Page 2

MASONIC HOTEL.' NELSON, CHANGE OP OWNERSHIP. npHIS long-established Hotel, which has always been tli© headquarters in. - ISTelson. tourists and commercial travellers, has recently been purchased by Mf*’HENRY BA.IGENT who bias not only thoroughly Renovated and Refitted, m up-to-date modern style, the existing rooms, but has also built new and commodious enlargements. S Every Convenience and Comfort at the Masonic Hotel. M. AND F. COOKE. JMPORTER.S OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE, FANCY" GOODS, WOOLS. ETC. Agents for Madame WeigeCs Patterns. Agents for Barber and Co/s Dyes (Wellington). Periodicals by .every mail. Glass and China Warehouse, Trafalgar street. Nelson. PALMERSTON NORTH ART GALLERY. R. W. BE AD NALL.PICTURE FRAMER. MOUNT CUTTER AND VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER, DIRECT IMPORTER OF PHOTOGRAVURES. CHROME'S. ENGRAVINGS, etc. Large Stock of Framed and Un framed Pictures on hand. ENGLISH. AMERICAN AND CONTINENTAL MOULDINGS IN STOCK. Box 81 : Telephone 19?. C. S. PIGKERiMG, CO H co Gycßmgl Etrijgirßeer>, | „ The Square, Palmerston North £ g Mm ® £ £2 Q (Between Bank of New Zealand and g " £ Public Library). c S pC J** t? er^ • 2 Agency of Lbe Massey-llarns rg and the Imperial Bicycles for the = * co 3 Manawatu District "■ -■ cn b co Invites Inspection. g. ” rS All classcP oE Repairs esesut-d on (he shortest notice. A good Stock of Patti, Extras, Accessories always on hand so choose from, JOE BELF IT, MANCHESTER STABLES. Manchester square, FEILDING. THESE Stables have recently been enlarged and renovated, and are new second tg none on the Coast. Stylish Vehicles, Coaches, Buggies and Sulkies at ih« disposal of patrons. Hacks and Harness Horses. Good Stabling Accommodation. First-class Groom. Charges reasonable.

CKANCANONGa vineyard. Bell street Wanganui. JOSEPH SOLE E. Proprietor. The excellent quality of Joseph Soler’s Wines have won twelve First Prizes and. ■ w o Gold Medals m the International Exhibitions of London. India, Australia n d N.ew Zealand POINT f\P O'* fi ¥. ALM AO, HAT&CAP EilAliU FACTURER (8 INGESTRES; WELLINGTON N.Z.

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