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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4331, 15 April 1901, Page 2

-..■.jirwvww Onus & s*,p <iLA -AND 4S\ s :..ri"-& ' n 'JS'K'.r*. mmm mmmmmL t W. KIUSITcO., Ltd., Hardware Merchants, JKRVOIS QUAY AND VICTORIA STREET. Our Sea.'Ort’.s Sporting Goods have just arrived, -comprising— SUNS- Sint.m; and Double Barrel Breechloaders, Top Snap Rebounding Looks and Harnmerless, Newest Style, High Giade Special Values SPORTING RJPILES & CARBINES, MARTINI’S, WINCHESTER^ T.K and 003, Colt’s Magazine Rifles, AIR GUNS and -sALOON Uii’i.KS lEVOLV2RS, Latest Models, all -prices SPORTING CAKTRIDGES—EIe/s Green, Blue, Brown, and Ambenle, American NEW RIVAL, NEW CLUE, “Nobels Balhstite. and Special Pigeon, Rifle Cartridges, Revolver Cartridges ■ SPORT* ?<SI? POWDER — Diamond Grain, P.W.&L. Alliance, Eh h Powdei SHOT -Patent and Chilled and BE for Air Guns, Cartridge Cases, Wads, Reloading Caps andjmplements, Gun Cases Gun Cove Game Rags, Cartridge Belts and Bags, Powder and Shot E asks Reloading ini]dements, Barrel Gleaners, Gun Oil, fepuit 1 la.k , Whistles’and Calls, Decoy, Ducks, Collapsible Drinking-- Cup*. SPORTSMEN’S SUNDRIES AND CAMPING OUTFITS. FISHING TACKLE & BOAT GEAR. „ w mills & CO., Ltd., WeJSangton. *"** * iar a ».u- J ji r g-yyyir~* iririwfii r

Patronised by the Governors of N.Z. Bowra R oy ai. h OT E 1; Palmerston North. JOHN E. HALL. Proprietor. UN PM ft contract ‘o' 'Messrs Thomas Cook and Son’s, World’s Tourist Agency. Porter and meats ail trams.* • Litggrigo oavt( j ‘.l 3/6 rj-T H E giiLLETUE jfi_ A E D E If S . (LATE MoNAB’S) L 0 IV II a H XT T T. THE MO Iff THE ST SCIENTIFIC AND OENAMENTAD GARDENS SOUTHERN iiKMISPHEKB MESSRS Oli.I?- AND LOUDER (the Proprietors) have pleasure in wmounoiug that tho BELLEVUE G AED ENS(I at' McNab’s) ure now ready to receive visitors Tho residence having been thoroughly re novated and rQ-fuuiiialiPd, patrons may relj nn finding everything first-doss. Privatt Dinner and Picnic Parlies arranged for. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Boarders and Tourists wHI find Bscellcn' Accommodation at tho Bellevue Gardens The manager (Mr Muughand) having hac’ considerable experience with the TTnior steivn Ship Company, patrons may roly on receiving the very beat attention. The Gardens and its Beautiful Picturesque Surroundings otu so well-known that the Proprietors feel it is needless to describe thorn in this announcement. Correspon deuce invited, addressed either to the At onager, Bellevue Gardens, or to the Pro-' pr’otors. Messrs Orr and Lodder. City Buffet Hotel, Lambtcn quay. Wellington Telephone 702. »c----ii/rABQUIS OF NOEMANBY HOTEL, •ItJL caeteeton. THIS well-known House has been renovated and rd'-furnißbcd throughout, and is now one or the best Family and Commercial Hotels in the district. Hot, Cold and Shower Bath#. None but the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. W. T. WATTS, Proprietor. p~ A~ It K HO T EL ’ NEWTOWN. FEANS SMITH, Proprietor., MB FRANK SMITH (late of the Commercial Hotel') desires to intimate to his friends and tho public generally that he has entered into possession of this Hotel. / ~ Customers will find that the House, well built quite recently in an up-to-date style, with well-furnished rooms, billiard room, and fitted throughout with electric light, is conducted in the very best style. Best of Ales, Wines and Spirits only kept. 3T € L H B 'JJ OTB L. GEEYTOWN.

The Leading Commercial House' Wairnrapa Valley. Appointed, House for Commercial Travellers’ Association. 455 if. LYONS, Proprietor. ■. 0 C C 1 DiT[JTAL JJ OTEI, MASTERTON. CJAS. CRESS, the well-known athlete and sport, and late proprietor of the Masonic Hotel. Wellington, has purchased the interest in the above, which continues a FREE HOUSE FOB BEVERAGES. EVERT ATTENTION TO CYCLISTS. CHARLES CRESS, 48 Proprietor. ■ • Jjl AMI 1 T H OTE L, I Rangitlkei Line, Palmerston North. JOHN ROBERTS . . (Late of Kaikorira and Lyttelton) HAS assumed proprietorship of the above hotel, and solicits a share of patronage. Good bads and a first-class table. Stabling and safe paddocks provided. 1 T T JJ ° T B L TRIANGLE, CTJ RISTCHUBCH. THE HUB OP THE CITY.. THE ONLY AQUARIUM BAR. BRIGHT. SPARKLING, UP TO DATE. FRANCIS ARENAS, Proprietor. SCOTT’S. WILLOW BANK. PLUMMER'S STEPS (Next to Exchange Hall). LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. mHB above Boardinghouse has 35 rooms A am! is well-known to travellers of the working class. Hot and Cold Baths, Piano, flood. Plain Cooking. Terms, 2s fid per a ay; 16s and 17s per week. Special arrangements for permanent osard©rs and families. 61*