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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5118, 10 November 1903, Page 1

/f XT ev -’ ZEALAND’S JA) lS RHINE. A Hatrick VA-i,. r - au,! < ''’v s Wanganui River TTliTfutte Wa;;;ain;i, Tuesdays, Thursdays. Saturdays; ‘ leave Pipiriki, Mondays, AVednesduys, Fridays. 'Junetable from Dec Ist to Aprs) 30th: Iron: AVanvanui. Daily (except Mondays); from Pipiriki, Daily (except Tuesdays). Upper K, aches Excursions, above Pipiriki, Daily. No one visiting tlio AA’anganui River should miss doing the All-Day Trip above Pipiriki. The grandeur of liio scenery on this part must be seen to bo fully realised. A. HAT RICH AXD CO., A'.'augiuiui. BACON'S COEDIAL FACTORY. Established 25 years. 73, Tory street, Wellington. THE undermentioned will deliver to Private Houses in am- part of tho City tlio very best quality of Aerated ’Waters, including; Ginger Beer (Brewed) Soda Water (Special Invalid) India Water (train special recipe) Herb Beer, etc... etc. AT Is Cd PER DOZEN CASH. All Bottles to bo Returned or Paid For. Delivery Daily. Solo Contractor for Wellington Hospital for past Five Tears. Telephone 123. 335 W. EVEXSEX, Proprietor. A WARNING. DR S. P. TOWNSEND’S SARSAPARILLA. i A T the Magistrate’s Court. Wellington, on 12th October, 1903, Charles Wii. ]ia.m Brodie, on a charge of falsely applying to certain goods a trademark or mark so nearly resembling the trademark of “Dr Townsend’s Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla’’ as to be calculated to deceive, was convicted and fined. All persons are cautioned against the imitation and illegal use of this trademark. Any person supplying_ information as to the fraudulent imitation of die trademark of Dr Townsend’s Sarsaparilla which results in the conviction of offenders will be rewarded. BROWX AND DEAN, Solicitors, No. 5, Lambton quay, Wellington. 778 Solicitors for the Proprietors. g, AND W. MACKAY’S NEW LIST. The Correspondence of William I. and Bismarck, with portrait and facsimile letters, translated hy J. A. Ford, 2 vols.; 22s Gd. Natal; Official Illustrated Railway Guide and General Handhole; 6s. t Belgrade, the white city of death, being tho history of King Alexander and of Queen Draga, by Mrs Xorthesk Wilson (illustrated); 12s 6d. ■Tod’s Arithmetical Guide, for Marino Engineers: 7s Gd. Ten Thousand Ivlilos through India and Burma, by Cecil Headlam, well illustrated ; 9s. Tho Nemesis of Fronde-—A Rejoinder to J. A. Fronde’s My Relations with Carlvle, by Sir .Tas. Crichton-Browno and - Alexander ■ Carlyle; 4s Gd. Free Trade and tho Manchester School, by F. AV. Hirst; 6s. American Government—a text book for secondary schools, by R. L. Ashley Gs. Studies in Physiology. Anatomy and Hygiene, by J. B. Peabody. A.M.; 6s. Six Chapters of a Man’s Life, by Victoria Cross; 3s 6d. The Golden Rapids of High Life, by R. 11. Savage; 3s 6d. Love and Lovers of th© Past, by Paul Gan lot; Gs. The Lion’s Brood, by Duflield Osborn©, 3s 6d. An Easy Guido to the Southern Stars, by M. A. Orr; Is fid. 1 201, LAMBTON QUAY AND 47. CUBA ' STREET, WELLINGTON.

THE CLUB, THE CELEBRATED PRIVATE SEASIDE HOTEL AT TITAHI BAY. THE CLUB is situated on a charming riso at tho head of Titahi Bay, and commands magnificent view of Cook Strait, Mana Island, and an extensive range of the coast line of the South 1 Island. The Ivailcoura Mountains wiDh I their snowy peaks form an interesting i feature in a delightful and extensive j panoramic view. | Titahi Bay is 16 miles from the City of I Wellington, and can be reached by priI vale carriage along the main road or !by the Wellington and Manawatu i Lino to Porirua (13 miles), th-ence by j Jillett's Coach, which meets every train 1 when desired. Visitors can telephone I day or night from Wellington to THE I CLUB Telephone Bureau. 1 Titahi Bay is an ideal watering-place. [ A bountiful beach with absolutely safe bathing for both children and adults. I The freehold of THE CLUB has just been purchased by MRS E. THORNLEY, j and is now being conducted under her I personal supervision- It has been te-fur-j nished and decorated, and is admittedly I one of the most comfortable and home' iTike hotels in the North Island. Ex» [cellent accommodation for families, with j whom satisfactory arrangements can alI ways be made. Private suites of rooms. I Charges most reasonable. 1 Wellington visitors will find it a delightful change either in winter or sumi mer to leave Wellington by the 4 p.m. ■ train on Saturday afternoon, reaching [ THE CLUB in time for dinner, spend 1 Sunday at the bay, and return to the City on Monday morning, arriving at 8.45. i Address or telephone—Mrs E. THORNLEY, Tho Club. Titahi Bay. 490 "AH who would achieve success should endeavour to merit it/’ WE have during tho past three years spared no expense in endeavouring bo make our Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert we have succeeded in doing so. We invite all who enjov a good glass of BEBiS To Ask for STAPLES’S BEST. On draught at almost all Hotels in the City and surrounding District, and confidently anticipate their verdict will be that Staples and Co. have successfnlly removed the reproach that Good Beer could not be browed in 'Wellington. J. STAPLES AND CO.. Limited. Molesworth and Mnrphy streets. THE PHOENIX ENGINEERING. PLUMBING AND TINSMITHING COMPANY, Rangitikei street, Palmerston North. DAIRY FACTORY FITTERS AND UTENSIL MANUFACTURERS. TCTSTTMATES Furnished in Every Jit Branch of tho Trade. Flax and Sawmills Erected Throughout. New and Second-hand Machinery of Every Description for Sale.' Agents for Neu Light Incandescent Lamps. P.O. Box IC3. W. J. MADDREN, 530 Manager. I