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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 6048, 5 November 1906, Page 10

THE CITY OF WELLINGTON ELEO. TKXC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY, LIMITED. TO CONTRACTORS, fTHENDERS will bo received up to ti -S- noon ou SATURDAY, the 10th November, 1906, for the Removal of Ashes from the premises of the City of Wel» lingtou Electric Light and Power Company, Limited. ' Specifications and Conditions may bo obtained ou application to the Chief Engineer of tho Company. G. G. TOWNSEND. 201 Local Secretary. O Y A L HOTEL Palmerston North. G. SEAELB (late 'of Otago and Can* terbury) has taken over the above well* known Hotel, and hopes, by strict attention to business to receive the patronage of the travelling public and re sidents of the district. Good Accommodation for Commercials And Families. 663 FEDERAL HOTEL (Private,; late Federal Coffee Palace). This Hotel is situated in Victoria square, Christchurch, N.Z., and is the prettiest spot in tho city. It has been enlarged and improved, with a view to welcome visitors to the Exhibition. The additions consist of 29 Bedrooms, a Drawing, a Commercial, a Dining Room (seating HO), and a Balcony fronting tho Square. It may bo that the people of New Zealand will bo interested that the Exhibition is. the largest building ever constructed in the Southern Hemisphere. Not only is it large, but made beautiful by man end enhanced by the surroundings of Nature. ANDREW HAVIES, Proprietor. 97C NEW PIER HOTEL, WELLINGTON. rflHB above hotel has now boon fun. JL nished throughout iu a manner that should appeal to the travelling public an tiret-cluss in every respect, and the Proprietors guarantee accommodation second to none in the, city. A specialty will bo THE SHILLING LUNCHEON every day between 12 and g. Commercial men will find this Lunch a feature of the New Pier Hotel quite in keeping with its. general comfort throughout, a really first-rate chef being in charge of this important department, the diningroom (upstairs) being unequal-' led in the colony. . , , Visitors by rail .or steamer will find the PIER HOTEL an ideal one to stay at. Tariff from 7«. 1 WHITWORTH BROS., Proprietors. Telegraphic Address—" Pier," Wellington

BELLEVUE GARDENS AND HOTEL (Late McNab’s), • LOWER HUTT. The Most Scientific and Ornamental Gardens in the Southern Hemisphere. THE Hotel has been thoroughly reno. vated and refurnished, and permanent Boarder? and Tourist* may rely upon having excellent accommodation, and finding everything firec-class. Eight miles from Wellington, and five minutes' journey from iiutt Railway Station. Good roads for riding or cycling. Telephone connection with city; —• . Splendid train service.. Good fishing and shooting. Correspondence invited, addressed to Manager or Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands kept on the premises. Speight's Beer on tap. A. R. V. LODUER, Proprietor. W. GANDAR. Manager. CITY BBfEBT HOTEL THE ■WELLINGTON. MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN THE CITY. Rive First-class Accommodation. Trams pass the Hotel every Minutes. , , ■ ■ ~ Telegrams and letters addressed to the Proprietor promptly attended to. Best Brands of Wince and Spirits Stock.: cd on the Premises. Speight's Dunedin Beer always on tap. Guest staying at thoißoJlevue Gardens, hoe the privilege of making use of the Hotel in Wellington. A. R. i V. IODDER, Proprietor. Telephone 243. P.O. Box 153. GEO. T. WHITE, -yrfATCHMAKER. MANUPACTUR *“■■■■ ING JEWELLER; AND OPTICIAN., 59 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, AND AT CHRISTCHURCH. DRESS AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS. ■ Large and well-selected Stock to choose from. DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, TURQUOISE- RUBIES, SAPPHIRES. Etc., O.UR OWN MANUFACTURE. GREENSTONE— Largest Assortment of Greenstone Novel* ties in Town. Maori Tikis, Pendants, Pen-holders, Jam Spoons, Batter Knives, Book Markins, etc. Special attention given to Manufaotnp ing and Repairs. .A. LAURENSON, Manager. JjtOE Cheapness. Style, and Quality la MILLINERY, MUSLINS. PIQUES, PRINTS, Eto, Try A. H. ■^V’ INCE;ESTEE AND CO.. 21-25, VIVIAN STREET. Dressmaking .by MISS PETERSON and MISS MOORE. Open till 9. Telephone No. 2318.