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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3327, 8 January 1898, Page 2 (Supplement)

METROPOLITAN HOTEL, moles worth street. WALTER KlMoT"late of the Central Hotel, Lower Hutt, having purchased Mr J. Darby’s interest in the above well-known hotel, hegs to solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed on his predecessor, and in endeavouring to merit same patrons can rely on getting the best brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales. Ihe house being situated within easy distance of the Government and Manawatu Railway Stations, the travelling public will find it a convenient place to atop at. First-class accommodation for permanent boarders. One of Aloock’s best billiard tables on the promises. Charges moderate. WALTER KING, Proprietor. 482 WONDERLAND OF NEW ZEALAND ROTORUA AND HOT LAKES DISTRICT. Tourists and visitors from the South intending visiting the North Island and the Hot Lakes District will find every comfort, attention and convenience at the various Hotels in the District of Rotorua, viz., The Grand Hotel .Lake House The Geyser Hotel The Palace Hotel the Grand being the finest hotel in Now Zealand. All Communications addressed to the Managers of the above Hotels will have prompt attention; or for terms and booking arrangements, apply COOK’S TOURIST OFFICE, 274 52 Lamhton quay. . THISTLE INN HOTEL, Mulgrave street, Wellington. 0. CRESS ... ... PROPRIETOR. THIS favourite Hostelry has been recently renovated, and now affords good accommodation for visitors to the city. The proprietor, who is well known on the West Coast of the South Island and in Marlbor ugh province, as well as in the Wairarapa district, will be glad to renew the acquaintance of his many friends- hit the sign of “ The Thistle.” Pattons will receive every attention, and the charge j will be found to be moderate. Wines, Spirits and Ales of the best brands and approved quality. Travellers by train will find the old house most convenient. , 557 MASONIC HO?EL, CUBA STREET. JOHN LAFFEY, PROPRIETOR. HAYING purchased the interest and Goodwill of the above Hotel, I respectfully invite my old and new friends to give me a ball. First-class accommodation for travellers and permanent boarders. Night porter on the premises. WINES, ALES AND SPIRITS May lalways bo relied upon as being of the very best quality. JOHN LAFPEY, 809 Proprietor. THE~RANPUELY ~HOTEL, Lameton Quay, Welpiijqton, THIS old-established hotel has recently been taken over by Mr A. Crossey, late of the Terminus and Porirua Hotels, who has made great alterations and improvements throughout the whole building. The furniture is entirely npw. Electric light and the latest of modern conveniences. _ The whole forms a complete transformation of what the Hotel used to bo. Commodious billiard - room and excellent billiard - table. First-class private bars both upstairs and downstairs. Free luncheon at pnblio and private bars at noon. No pains have been spared to make this hotel replete with everything which will give patrons entire satisfaction. Accommodation for visitors, permanent boarders, families and the commercial and general pnblio. Comfort combined with civility, and strict attention to the requirements of all, will be found at the Ranfurly. Best brands of wines and spirits in stock. Bright sparkling and invigorating ales a specialty. All oharges will be found to bo most reasonable. 555 A. CROSSEY, Proprietor. NATIONAL HOTEL, Lameton quay, Wellington. ALFRED COLES, late of the Prince o. Wales Hotel, Tory street, begs to inform his numerous friends and the public in general that he has purchased Mi T, White’s interest in the National Hotel, and hopes to receive the same generous patronage s he has received in the past. Good Table, Best Brands of Liquors in Stock. Terms moderate. .Visitors from the Country may rely on reoeiving the best attention, and their convenience will be studied in every possible way. 727 WARNERS HOTEL, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH.! Established 1863. Superior Apartments for Families, Tourists and others. THE Hotel is very 'central, near Post and Telegraph Offices, Custom Honss, Banks and other Public Buildings. Twelve large, well - appointed Sample Booms for the oonvenience «f commercial gehtiemw'Corrospondopoo will receive prompt atteu tion. AUent for Cobh aria Co.’s'West Coast Coaches. " HENRY ALLEN, Manager. BAIL WAY HOTEL, Lower Hutt. H. PHILLIPS (Late of the Occidental Hotel, Maaterton, and formerly of the Prince of Wales Hotel, Wellington), HAVING purchased the freehold of the Railway Hotel, Lower Hutt, from the late owner, Mr J. Pinkerton, will be glad to renew his acquaintance with his old Wellington friends, as well ps to receive a continuance of that qupporfso kindly accorded him bV' hiS Wairhrapa fri'erids;' The Railway Hotel has quite recently been refurnished and thoroughly renovated throughout. All the comforts of a home, combined with every attention, will be fonnd by families, travellers, boarders and the general public. My previous long acquaintance with the trade will be a sufficient guarantee that only Wines, Spirits, Ales and Cigars of the best quality will be kept in stock. 329 ROYAL HOTEL, Thorndon quay. Mr CHARLES ROBERT SMITH (late of Sydney) begs to announce to the inhabitants of Wellington and its surroundings that, having purchased the lease arid goodwill of the above favourite hostelry from Mr George Ross, patrons can rely on receiving every attention. The excellent accommodation the house commands is sufficient induppmeiit for travellers and permanpnt' boarders to know tpat fho house will be bonduoted as heretofore oil the lines' of a first-olase hotel, and being in olose proximity to both the Government and Manawat-n Railway Stations, co. manda and enjoys the company of most all the travelling community. A call solicit. Wines, ales and spirits of the very beat qu xlity.—Yonrs truly, O. R, SMITH, Proprietor 769

ALBION HOTEL, COURTENAY PLACE. MR WILHELM T. LARSEN (Late of the Central P*tea), {PrOPIUETOZ. HA.VING purchased the lease and goodwill of the above favourite hostelry, patrons can rely on receiving every attention, combined with the comforts of a good home. First-class accommodation for commercial travellers and permanent boat ders. Old and new friends are cordially invited. From the fact of the Te Aro Pailway Station '1 ermines being within a few yards, the hotel is within an easy distance for the wearied traveller and his friends. Wines, Ales and j Spirits are of the very beat quality. Please note my address, W. T. LARSEN. ALBION HOTEL, Courtenay place, Wellington. 810 TERMINUS HOTEL. COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. JSULLIYAN (Late ot Pahiatua and • Weber) has muob pleasure in an- I nouncing that he has purchased the Lease and Goodwill of the above well-known establishment, and he will be pleased to have a visit 1 from his old friends. Excellent aoooommodation for Travellers and Permanent Boarders. The hotel is in a convenient position to the City, trams passing every ten minutes. Wines, Ales and Spirts of the best brands always to he had. 238 J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. PANAMA HOTEL, Corner op Vivian and Taranaki streets (Opposite the Skating Rink). MB GEORGE ROSS (late of the Royal Hotel, Thorndon) begs to announce the fact that having purchased the lease and goodwill of the above favourite hosteliy, all friends have an open invitation, when I shall be pleased to see them one and all at THE PANAMA. Needless for me to say, the Wines, Ales and Spirits may always be relied upon. A call solicited. GEORGE ROSS, 706 Proprietor Panama Hotel. EMPIRE HOTEL, MAIN STREET, Palmerston North. MB G. B. LUSK begs to announce that ho has purchased the above Hotel, and has completely renovated and rofurnisned it. Every comfort and convenience is guaranteed to the travelling public. Charges very moderate. First-class billiard table. Staples’ xxxx beer, and only beet brands of wines and spirits kept. Stabling under a competent man. 987 Patronised by their Excellencies the Governors of Now Zealand. COKER’S FAMILY HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Within one minute of the Railway Station. JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. Letters will receive every attention. P.O. Box, 291. Telephone, 231. 301 CLYDE QUAY HOTEL, Clyde quay (One minute’s walk from To Aro Railway Station). MR 0. A. HARRISON (late of the Manawatn Hotel, Foxton) begs to state that he has taken over the Clyde quay Hotel, and will be pleased to meet old and new friends. Best Liquors a Speciality. Staples’ XXXX Always on Tap, 487 WHITE HART HOTEL, High street, _ Christchurch. —Situated very centre of Ohristchurph, near Post and Telegraph ()dices, Banka apd other Public Offices, Tariff, 7s fld per day ; £2 2s per week. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Night Porter, Correspondence promptly attended to. Telephone. 45.—JOHN NEILL, Proprietor. 827 TT> UTLAND (late Empire) HOTEL, Main JSAj street, Pahiatua. MBS WARD, Proprietress. Mrs Ward, in taking over the above hotel, calls the attention of the travelling publio to the fact that she has thoroughly renovated the house, and for comfort, &0., it now stands second to none in the Forty-mile Bush ■ 810 "All who would achieve, sac;ess should ndeavonr to merit it.” WE have during the past year spared no expense in endeavouring to make our Boor second to none in New Zealand, qnd can now confidently assert we have eaooesded in doing e®. ■>Wa invite all who enjoy a Good Glass of BEER To ask for STAPLES’ BEST, On Draught at almost all 'Hotels in the City end surrounding districts, And ooalu cntly anticipate their vordiot will be that Staples and Co. have successfully removed the reproach that good Beer could not be browed in 'Wellington. J. STAPLES^AND CO. (Limited), Mole worte and Murphy streets JAS. fcPEIGET AND CO. (LXMJTEp), City Brewery. Dunedin. Facts: Messrs SPEIGHT AND CQ. (Luiited), HAST YEAR P4.ID OVER ONE-TENTH OF THE WHOLE OP THE BEER DUTY LEVIED IN THE COLQNT. If is evidont ihere is a LARGE AND INCREASING DEMAND FOR S P E I G H T’S. At the Brisbane Exhibition SPEIGHT AND CO. were awarded two Gold Medals, viz., First foi Bottled btout and First for Bulk Ale. Speight’s Beer is to be Obtained at all the Principal Hotels in the City. 855 WHAT FINER CAN YOU DRINK TUAN JOHN JAMESON & SONS (DUBLIN), “ OWN CASED ’’ Very Old BLACK-BOTTLE WHISKEY. 'Please c ee yo got it with Metal f®LGE ' One Star. Consules 1 PINK Two Stars. Lapsuloa£ QOJjD . Three gtara , OF ALL DEALERS Sole Export Bottling Agents to J.j. & S.' O. PAk * CO., T ONDOM. SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CROELTY TO ANIMALS. - HE Publio are earnestly requested to kindly communicate any aot of CRUELTY TO ANIMALS that may come under their notice to A. W. SMITH, Inspector. Revans-Street, Newtown.

Established, 1812.1 [Established 184 S W. M. BAfINATSNB & CO., Customhouse quay and Grey street, Wellington, N.Z. MERCHANTS * GENERAL IMPORTERS, Shipping, Insurance, and Indent Agents. € CONSIGNMENTS from all parts of the / world receive special attention. Returns rendered promptly. Consignors are authorised to draw against goods that are recommended. Indents executed for all classes —English, Continental, American, Eastern and Colonial products upon most favourable terms. Advances made against produce consigned to onr London house. Money Invested. Mortgages negotiated. AGENCIES— Nobel’s Explosives Co., Limited, Glasgow Dynamite, Gelignite, GelatineDynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Fuse, &o, Nobel’s Explosives Co., Limited, Glasgow—Sporting Balliatito Cartridges. Curtis’s and Harvey, London —Blasting Powder and Pellets T. 0. Williams Co,, .Richmond, Va.— Tobacco. Brands : Welcome Nngget, Juno, Enby, Gipsy, Nosegay, Cream of Virginia, &o. Watson and McGill, Petersburg, Va.— Tobacco. Brands: Nnilrod, Black Swan Twist, Over-tho-Water, Grand National, Ac. Eichmond Cavendish Co., Liverpool— Tobacco. Brands: Pioneer, Eiohmond Mixture, Encore, Superfine Bird’s Eye, The Bose, Eagle Eift Cake. 0. Muller and Co., Payerne— Eenfer’s Swiss Cigars. E. Lazenbt and Son, London— Oilmen’s Stores. Alex. Milne and Sons, Aberdeen—Tinned Fish, Potted Meats, Bloater Paste, Marmalade, &o, Vivash and Goode, London —Potted Meats, . Ac. Henri Nestle and Co., Yevey— Swiss Condensed Milk. E. and N. Pott, London— Vinegar. Bjrt, Potter & Hughes— Sausage Casings. Alfred Bird and Son, London—Egg Powder, Baking Powder, Custard Powder, Pudding Powder, Blano Mange Powder. I W. J. Kingsland, New York— Dr Price’s Flavouring Essences, Gorena Yeast. Manger and Son, London —Table Salt. Taylor Bros., Ltd., London Cocoa, Chocolate, Mustard, &o. Jab. S. Vickery and Son, Ballarat, Victoria—Egg Preservative. T. J. Lipton, London —Ceylon, India and China Teas, Essence of CoffeeHoffman and Co., Salzuflbn, Germany— Starch. Lucca and Co., Genoa— Salad Oil. 18. WOTHEBSPOON, LONDON AND GLASGOW— Corn Flour. Fbatblli Abate, Messina Oil-lemon, Green Lemons, &o. Q. G. Ceespxn, Melbourne— Mildnra Dried Fruits: Lexias Muscatels, Muscat, Evaporated Peaches, Apricots, &o. Frank B.lPstebson and Co., San Francisco—Canned, Dried and Evaporated Fruits, Salmon, Oysters, Eolled Oats, &o. Eollitt and Co., Canterbury mills—- ‘ ‘ Supre -s. e ’ ’ Brand of Flour. E. B. Nostrand, New York —Dr S. P. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla. | Apollinabis Company, Limited, London—--1 Apolllnaria Water. Udolpho Wolfe and Sons, New York— Wolfe’s Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps. Warbe and Co., Oporto —Port Wine. J. W. Mkuschel Son, Buchbruck am RPein Still and Sparkling Hook, Moselle, &o. Louis Eoedbeeb, Eheims—Champagne. Low. Sons & Buford, London—Bossarat Champagne, E. Seppelt, Seppeltsfield, near Adelaide, S.A.—Australian Wines. Bass, Ratcliff ahp Grjjtton, Limited, London— Bulk Ale. IND COOPE AND Co., LIMITED, LONDON— Bottled Ale, Eomford Bitter, &o. George Younger and Son, Alloa, N.B. —Bovolvcr Bottled Ale. W. E. Johnson and Co., Liverpool— Guineas’ Stout. Hop’s, London— Non-alooholio Ale. J. Jameson and Son, Limited, Dublin— Irish Whisky. Bernard and Co., Leith “Encore Whisky, Ginger Wine, &o. William Teacher and Sons, London and Glasgow—Highland Cream Whisky. J. Dewar and Sons, Limited, Perth— Whisky. A. and B. Mackay, Glasgow —Liqueur Whisky. Hiram Walker and Sons, Limited, Walkervjlle, Canada Canadian Club Whisky. J. Denis, Henry Mounie and Co., Cognac —Brandy. Charles Jqbit and 00., Cognac—Brandy, Fbunibr *hd Co., Cognac—Brandy. A. L. Boit.aau and Co., Cognac— Brandy. H. White and Co., London—” Bed Heart” Bum, Blankenheym and Nolet, Rotterdam—- “ Hey ’’Geneva. Bbichabdt and Co., Dresden—Pianos. "Maignen’s Filtbb-Bapide Co., Limited, London—Hygienio Filters. W. E. Johnson and Co., Liverpool—- “ Snu ” Cycles. Agents for Boyal Insurance Company, of Liverpool. Correspondents of the Board of Underwriters New York. 160 THE HIGHEST IN OKEAM NESTLED SWISS . MILK QAN BE USED EOE ALL PURPOSES OF FEBSH MILK. ONE QUALITY ONLY—THE BEST. Of All Grocers and Storekeepers. Wholesale Agents: W. M. BANNA TYNE AND CO. 744 AGENTS— W. M. BANNATYNE & 00., WELLINGTON. 744

AUSTRALIAN Mutual Provident Society. ACTUAL EXAMPLES Of BONUS DECLARED as at Slat December, 1596, on Whole-Life Policies effected during OCTOBER. NOVEMBER and DECEMBER. IS9«. bonuses vest with In i-uliCuiS havFbebx two il>) years in force. SECURE A OF THE PROFITS OF THE AUc TRAHAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY FOR the current tear, By EFFECTING A LIFE ASSURANCE POLICY with that Office BEFORE THE CLOSE OP THE YEAR. Note.—The amount of PROFIT distributed amongst the Policy-holders for the ONE YEAR, 1896, exceeded FOUR HUNDRED aND THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND FOUNDS CASH. REMEMBER the NAME of OFFICE and ADDRESS, because NO OTHER Australasian Mutual Office DIVIDES PROFITS YEARLY Biian'cei Office—CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. EDWARD AY, LOWE, Resident Secretary. WRIGHT, BANISH & CO., BILLIARD ANOj BILLIARD LINIKS; : TABLB MAKERS, L LKTENDING purchasers loan now have an opportunity of inspecting cur Tables.'at th Exhibition and judge for themselves the superiority of our make over] ! any other* ]Ou tables are absolutely guaranteed. pmmo LOW EXCEIiSIOK CUSHION, Can o fitted to any table. Cloth, Ivory Balls, Cues and all requisites in atook. Billiard Dining TablesVavapooially THE EMPIRE STEAM COACH FACTORY, COURTENAY FLAG:, WELLINGTON. proprietors, BOUSE. & HURRELL. 'IT HE Proprietors of the above Coach Factory have great pleasure in announcing to 8 their numerous patrons and tho inhabitants of the Empire City and its surrounding .districts that their New Commodious Premises are now complete in every respect. Our Manufacturing Department is one of the largest and best designed buildings in the Southern Hemisphere. We undertake to build all kinds of vehicles, from the Hand Cart to the admired Landau and Dog-Cart. A NEW DEPARTURE. We have arriving shortly special shipments of the most prominent makers in the BICYCLE BUB!ME!SS. We have associated with our up-to-date Manufacturing Establishment a thorough practical Bicycle Engineer, who will have charge of our new departure, THE BYKES. Before concluding, we take this (the earliest opportunity) of returning thanks to our numerous customers for the very liberal patronage bestowed on us in tho past, with a hope for a continuance of the same in the future. All kinds of Jobbing Work a Specialty.. , None Other than Thoroughly Fraction! Tradesmen Employed at Our Factory. Telephone Ho. 2X2. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY.

THE RIGHT HON, GEORGE THORN, Ex-Premier and Veteran Parliamentarian, Eraphalicalij Recommends the use of Warner's SAFE Cure. The Eminent Queensland Veteran Statesman needs no introduction. No Parliamentarian is more generally or favourably known throughout Australasia than the Right Hon. Georgo Thorn. All through his brilliant'political career he has advised and spoken boldly in the interest of the people whom he has faithfully served, and now expresses pleasure in again advising, and his years of experience and acknowledged discretion give weight to his utterances which cannot be questioned nor ignored. Parliament House, Brisbane, Nov. 20, 1607. “ It gives rue great pleasure in renewing my testimonial respecting the efficacy of Warner's Safe Cure. Since I gave you the last testimonial I have recommended the medicine to many friends, and they one and all say they have derived great benefit from it, especially those suffering from kidney and liver troubles." (Hon.) George Thorn, M.P. warmer’s safe curb is a specific for I.IVER AND KIDNEY DISEASE. Better to sell an inferior animal (writes Coleman's Rural World), than to breed it, even if it must be sold at a sacrifice. It is a good thing to grade up stock, but a better thing to cull out all below par. Build up the best flock by retaining the best ewes and breeding tn a full blood lamb of good individuality. Get the one best adapted to your locality, and to the purpose for which you’re keeping sheep. Persist in the selection of the ewes, and buy a new ram at least every two years, in order to infuse new blood. Gr C 3 33 : IS HE A TBIDJSE BEING ? rPHB question is of paramount import-, JL anoet it is the very first of all questions. The fact of God’s existence underlies everything. His greatness is evident everywhere around us. The heavens declare His glory, and the firmament shows His handiwork. All nature tells us of the wisdom and power of some Being whom we wish to know, and whose voice we long to hear. May wo know Him ? We cannot by searching find Him out. We behold in nature the impress of a Divine hand, and design in everything, but it is absolutely dumb as to its Creator. But we may know Hijjj, for He has revealed Himself in that Boob which is so lightly esteemed amongst men to-day—the Bible. What does it reveal concerning God? Does it intimate that there are “ Three in One, and One in Three”? Never! Not once is the doctrine of the Trinity affirmed in the Scriptures of Truth. It Is so SdTfevidently absurd that we wonder at men with an ordinary amount of common-sense assenting to such a palpable contradiction in terms. The Atbanasian Creed affirms that " the Father is God, the Sou is Hod, and the Holy Ghost is God ” j that while we are compelled “by the Christian verity to acknowledge every person by himself to be God and Lord, so are we forbidden by the Catholic Religion to say. There be three Gods, or three Lords.” While this creed does not affirm that there are three Gods, it affirms that there are three persons, and that each of the three is God! but that they are not three aftpv all—qnly one! It has been well remarked concerning this greed, that you have to imagine a plural unit. One multiplied by three is not three, but on.e — that’s the doctrine! Surely it is the veriest driyel that ever emanated from berpuddled human brains! But what saith the Scriptures ? With clarion voice they utter forth this glorious truth—“THERE IS BUT ONE GOD”! (See Deut., vi., 4 j Isa., xl., 25, xliv., 5-8; John, xvii., 3; I. Cor., viii., 6; Eph., iy., 4; I. Tim., ii., 5) Reader! If you will kindly turn up, the above references, yon will see how emphatic the Scriptures are respecting this truth. Tfley are equally emphatic when speaking of ' He is frequently styled the Son of (Jod (.Jofln/i., 18,‘iii., IjB), but never God the Bon. He was'tha Son of God by virtue of His Divine begettal (Imkoj i., 2637), and the Son of Man, on account'd? His having been born of a woman (Gal., iv., 4). : And, a) no eon can possibly be aj old as his father, tins dogma styled “the eternal sonship of Christ ” is at once reduced - to what fir Adam Clark truly characterised it —"eternal nonsense" I God gave “not the Spirit by measure unto ! him ” (John, iii., 34), and it was by this power that “the Man Christ Jesus” (I. Tim., ii., 5) did the works. Ood did the works hy him (Acta, ii., 22). Therefore, when he says, “ before Abraham was I aip ” (John, viii., 58), it must be understood’ in harmony with His other statements—“ the words that I speak unto you I speak not of myself; but the Father that dwelleth in me, Ho doeth the works (John, xiv., }(J). I can of mine own self do nothing ” (John, v„ 30). The Spirit of God, though referred to frequently by the personal pronoun “ he,” is not a person, but “the power of the Highest” (Luke, i., 35), “which proceedelh from the Father” (John xv., 26), as a river from its source, or the rays from the sun. It is personified in the same way as /.‘.wisdom and “ riches ” are personified (see’Prey., i;<.; Lnke ; xvi., 13). The Spirit is the’ creative’energy of the Deity (Job. xxvi., 13; Psalm, civ., 29) 3(3). ‘ “ The Spirit of God hath made me” (Job, xxxlii., 4). It is “in our nostrils ” (Job, xxvii., 3). It is everywhere present (Psalm, cxxxix., 1-12), while God Himself is located in the heavens (Psalm, oxxiii., 1). The Spirit is never spoken of as “ God the Holy Ghost,” but as " the Spirit op the Lord ” (Acts, v., §)■ Reader! These facts, thus briefly stated, are of supreme importance, for Jesus said in prayer to His Father, “This is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent” (John, xvii., 3). Paul, also, writes: “The Lord Jesus shall he revealed from heaven with hia mighty angels, in flaming fire taking'vengeance ON THEM THAT KNOJV NOT GOD, and that obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ "(11. Thess., i, 7,8). ,CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. We heartily invite you to .communicate with us, to place your difficulties’ before us, and we shall be glad to help yon in your search for the truth by correspondence, and by handing you suitable literature. Address, in first instance, W.S.C., 9, Ellice street, Wellington. “Prove all things; holdfast that which is 1 good.”

WHITE DRILL SAILOR SUITS, 3a 9d each. Blouses in Fancy Stripes, Coloured and White, From 3a Cd each. Sailor Collars in all Colours, Is each. Tweed Sailor Suits, good patterns, 6s 9d up. Tweed Suits, two Qarpjents, Colonial Twegds, 8s Cd up. ZEALAND CLOTHING MEN’S READY - MADE SUITS, 29s 6d to Css, Splendid Range of Colonial Tweeds, and opr own Make. China Silk Sac Coats. China Silk Dusters. Blaok Alpaca Sac Coats, Black Alpaca Dusters. Light Colours in Sateen Sacs for Summer, 6s 9d each. Men’s Cycling Suits, and all Requisites for Cycling. FACTORY, 57, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, ~ H. A. MORISON, Manager,

TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE HUTT AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THOMPSON BEOS. & CO. HAVE in stock at their Featherston street Store, opposite Loan and Mercantile Buildings, Large Stocks of Grain and Coal. Oats Fowls’ Feed Chaff Wheat Potatoes Maize Straw Barley Cosh Buyers of All Kinds of Produce. Also at DIXON AND PIPITEA STREETS. THOMPSON BEOS, * 00., Produce andlCoal Merchants. r J' HE BEST AUSTRALIAN WINES ARE HARDY’S. SOLD BT ALL GOOD HOTELS AND Wine and Spirit Merchants. j T T vf WO f 1 OL\HBT, Leading Lines £ qld taw; .t E? PORT. A RTISTIC PRINTING, in all the very latest np-to-date Designs, roraptlyatTHß Timer office.

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