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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5733, 31 October 1905, Page 3

A WHIFF OF HEATHER FROM THE HILLS OF SCOTLAND, Watson’s Dundee Whisky

H. FIELDER AND CO.’S GREAT HALF-YEARLY CLEARING . SALE NOW ON! i AUSTRIAN CHAIRS 5s 9d I CHESTS DRAWERS 27s id CARVED SEAT CHAIRS ... 6s 6d DUCHESS CHESTS £2 Oa LEATHER SUITES .£lO 0a | BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS! DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! ANDREWS ' & MANTHEL, CONSULTING, MECHANICAL. AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS (Successors to NEES AND SONS), G H U Z N E E STREET. LARGE Stocks of Wood-Working Machinery, Engineers’ Tools of ©very description, Packing, Beltings, Oils, Saws (circular and baud). EVERY DESCRIPTION OF REPAIRS EXECUTED ON SHORTEST NOTICE. NOTE ADDRESSAN DREWS AND MANTHEL, ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY MERCHANTS, 527 WELLINGTON.

Tel. 11S0. Night Porter in Attendance, MASONIC HOTEL, Cuba street ... Wellington, M. J. (TED) DONNELLY. Proprietor. (Late of Defence Department, Wellington, and Kailway Hotel, Eketabvma.) mHIS Hotel is now thoroughly comA ■ plete, and is one of the best-appoint-ed houses in the city. Every room electrically lighted and newly furnished. The hotel is built with all the latest and safest fire escapes iron balconies, and stairs leading from every bedroom. Ample accommodation for tourists and families. Hot and cold plunge and shower baths. Letters and telegrams punctually attended to. LIBERAL CUISINE. Tariff; 7s per diem, or 35s per week. Porter meets all trains and steamers. Only the choicest brands of wines, spirits, etc,, stocked. Telegraphic Address: 483 "MASONIC,’' WELLINGTON. NEW ORIENTAL HOTEL. Willis street, Wellington. ENTIRELY UNDER NEW MENT. MODERN BRICK BUILDING—FIREPROOF. VISITORS and TRAVELLING PUBLIC when landing m vVelimgtou, by land or sea, please look out lor ihe Oriental Hotel Porter, who will take you to the BEST HOUSE IN TOWN tor comfort and accommodation, within easy distance from Wharves. Railways, and I Theatres. Well Furnished, and Electric Light throughout. Trams pass the door every five minutes. Luncheon from 12.30 to 2 p.m.—la. Tariff—ss per day. WINES, ALES, STOUT AND SPIRITS of the FIRST QUALITY kept in Stock. Day and Night Porter kept in attendance. Telegrams to ‘‘Pagni,’’ Wellington, promptly attended to. Telephone 863. J. H. PAGNI, Proprietor. jLate of the Western Hotel, Wellington). CITY BUFFET HOTEL, WELLINGTON. THE MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN THE CITY. First-class Accommodation. Trams pass the Hotel every five minutes. Telegrams and letters addressed to the Proprietor promptly attended to. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits Stocked on the Premises. ■Speight’s Dunedin Beer always on tap. TARIFF: From 5s to 6s per day. From 30s to 40s per week. A. R, V. LODDER, Proprietor. Telephone 243 P.O. Box 152. NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. J. 11. PRICE BEGS to announce that the above oldestablished Hotel has been rebuilt, and newly-furnished throughout, and is now one of the most complete and up-to-date houses in the Colony. Ample and Comfortable Accommodation for Hoarders and Commercials. FIRST-CLASS CHEF. 749 J. H. PRICE. Proprietor. LBERT HOTEL, WELLINGTON. D. P. BARRETT ... Proprietor (Late Manchester Hotel. Feilding), Has pleasure in intimating that he has taken over the proprietorship of this well- ‘ known Commercial and Family Hotel, j and trusts that his long experience in first-class hotel-keeping will add to the comfort of visitors. Suites of Rooms and all First-Class Ac ; commodatiou for Tourists and Boarders, Telegrams and Letters receive prompt attention. Excellent Table Kept. 403 THE NEW CLARENDON HOTEL. Worcester street, Christchurch. The above Hotel will be found complete in every respect. Thoroughly furnished throughout, with now and up-to-date furnishings; contains thirty largo and lofty bedrooms. Two minutes’ walk from the Genera!’ Post Office. Telegrams and letters receive prompt attention. D.'COLLINS Proprietor. POST OFFICE HOTEL, Palmersto North. The above hotel has recently changed hands. A number of alterations and extensions have been made to tho building. While the tariff is moderate, every attention is paid to travellers, the house is undoubtedly an ideal family hotel. A first-class chef is kept, and an excellent billiardroom .is on the premises A. B. LUDECKE, 251 Proprietor. THOS. LORlMEß...Proprietor. (Late of Masonic Hotel. Ashhurst). I HAVE taken over the above wellknown Hotel, and beg to intimate that every attention will be given to my old and new customers. Good stables; vehicles far Mra„ Oar ’bases meet all trains.