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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 6052, 9 November 1906, Page 6

THE GRAND HOTEL .■TP.UB newest .'xn -nasi up-to-JL DATE HOT PL IN’ NEW ZIEALA ND. Replete wit ji Every Comfort. Superior Attendance, Unequalled Table, All Trains and Boats Met. Open to Receive Guests on Saturday, November 10th. BEVERIDGE AND HERN*, Proprietors. mt) PIANOS. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO CO.’S New Show Rooms, at 34, WILLIS STREET, will be opened in a few days, with a new and varied stock of PIANOS AND ORGANS Of highest-class manufacture. Sole Agents for the famous and unsurpassed PECHSTEIN, the celebrated IIAAKE. tiie reliable HOPKINSON and HAVESTAFF Pianos. LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. A guarantee with every instrument. Easiest terms on time payments. BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PLANO CO.. B. LEWIS, Manager. 31, Willis street. 24 T AND A. WILSON, * FUNERAL FURNISHERS. 51, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. Telephone SUS. A KCADIA HOTEL. Wellington’s a-3. Premier Private Hotel. Light and Airy Rooms. Excellent Cuisine, Electric Lift, Night Porter. All trains and boats met. J. Paterson. Proprietor. 889 FOR the Promotion and Protection of Trade. The Mercantile Agency, R. G. DUN AND CO., 3, Willis street, Wellington. Established 1841. Branches throughout the world; Status reports supplied. Debt collections undertaken. IA Card-1 MR T. S. LAMBERT, M.A.A. Edin., Architect and Building Surveyor, has resumed the Practice of hie Profession at his Office—3, Arlington street. Telephone 1934. ICO <A Card.) DR D. N. ISAACS. DENTAL SURGEON, has commenced the Practice of his profession at his rooms, 89, Willis st (over Tustin’e). Telephone 2511. EARLY BOOKING for Summer Suits is necessary at Mr D. Milligan’s English Tailoring Rooms in Kelburne avenue. New Customers from all over New Zealand are daily attracted by the well-town reputation of the house for quality and stylo, and also by the splendid stock of latest Euglish Suitings.

THE EMPIRE HOTEL (LIMITED). THE LEADING AND MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. CHAS. Q. P. BAGAH, Manager. BONITHON. TJONITHON is to be the Oil Refinery for a large number of options in Taranaki. Rockefeller made bis millions from Oil Refineries. Fullest information respecting Bonitbon's position, etc., bas satisfied an accredited representative of one of the biggest oil concerns in tbe world that feonitbon is tbe one spot for him. and conditional proposals for its acquisition bavo been submitted by bim.

-ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT. D-.T.O.—Enough has been said on the subject. It is an odd fact that wo never read of nnv of tiie hninhts of old time-s. ivho_ ivoro stool armour, being killed by lightning.