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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6314, 14 September 1907, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. A WHIFF OF HEATHER FROM THE HILLS OF SCOTLAND. Watson’s Dundee Whisky

“NATIONAL” SUCTION GAS ENGINES.' A GO B.H.P. plant can be seen working daily at the office of this paper. AGENTS—HARRIS AND BASTIN, 36. WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS, LAMBTON QUAY. ASS YOUB DRAPER OB CLOTHIER FOB “Dominion” Brand (nothing MEN’S and YOUTHS’ SAC SUITS, Perfect in Fit and Style, Manufactured only by . CATHIE & SONS, WHOLESALE CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, WELLINGTON. THE OCEAN ACCIDB - V1 ’ alld COKPOIIATIONGROSS ASSETS, ISUtT ... £2.072,671 RESERVES, 19U6 INVESTED FUNDS. 1906 1,387,985 INCOME, 1900 ... ••• 1.L8,3iw Ueud OBico for Now Zealand:-4, Cus.omhouso quay, Wellington. BUSINESS TRANSACTED BY THE CußPußATlON.—Accident and Sickness Insurance, WITH WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL; Employers Liability; VVorktrs Compensation; Mortgage Indemnity; Public Risk; Plate Glass; Fidelity Guarantee, LOWEST CURRENT KATES. CHARLES M. MUNTEFIOKB. General Manager and Attorney for New Zealand. SHOP BY LL who do their shopping Latest Fashions, and bu us with ease and certaintv. 9/ A 1 POST WITH SYDNEY. by letter, or who are anxious to be posted in the i tho Newest and Freshest Goods, can shop from is allowed to all New Zealand try this means of shopping Wo have just jniblished all a woman's wants in Die gotten, for numerous pages represented—in short, cvoj _ A post-card addressed to IN IN ■£ DISCOUNT DISCOUNT vho shop in thus way, os an..lnducement to .1 as compensation for tho duty. A COPY POST FREE. i large book of 111 pages, illustrating and pricing ;; but that is not all. The "Mere Man” is not force devoted to Men’s Clothing. Furniture, too. is ■thing you need. copy post free. DAVID JONES (LIMITED). SYDNEY. NEW SOUTH WALES. MISS E. KNIVETT, ' SHOPPING SPECIALIST, 133, Vickery's Chambers, 82 Pitt Street, SYDNEY. NO CHARGE MADE FOR BUYING, Our remuneration being solely the customary trade allowance granted by the seller to a recognised agent. Letters of Inquiry promptly answered. Patterns and quotations sent. , ARTICLES CAREFULLY SELECTED.. s OT COMMERCIAL HAWEBA. If yon are Travelling and want a Good Horse ti Drive or Ride. New Proprietor. EDWARD THURSTON. 20# THE PALACE HOTEL. • WILLIS STREET. ' WELLINGTON’S CHOICEST HOSTELRY. MAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED. PERFECT CUISINE. ; Replete with every Modern Convenience. Now-under the management of A. W. HARRISON, Lato of Hnnterville and Havelock. _ Telephone 863. Communications promptly replied to.^ ■ THE' ALBERT HOTEL, Comer of WILLIS AND MANNERS STREEV* UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT, IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE ' GUESTS. ' T. O. ASHMAN. Proprietor. 1

THE NEW GRAND HOTEL PALMERSTON NORTH. , GOOD SPACIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS. MARTIN CKEAVEN, Pxoprietor. MARK O’MAULEY, Lat© of Masonic. Hotel, Xapier, Manager. CLYDE QUAY HOTEL (Clyde quay). THE Lease of the above well-known Hotel has recently been purchased by Mr Jos. Naylor, who oilers to transient and Permanent Gneste accommodation second to none in this City. The House has been elaborately furnished and renovated throughout with every modern convenience, and visitors will find the Lest of U ines and Spirits, etc., with excellent Cuisine combined with moderate tariff. ' ' Ail communications receive prompt attention. JOS. NAYLOR, g ■ Proprietor. ELLINGTON H 0 T E 1., MOLES WORTH STREET W. NIDD (formerly of Princess Theatre Hotel, Tory street). Proprietor. THE Wellington Hotel is situated immediately opposite the Parliamentary Buildings. _ First-class accommodation is provided tor Travellers, Visitors, and Permanent Boarders. The Best Brands of Wines and Spirits in Stock. rjgTE A LANDER JJOTEL, MANNERS ' STREET, WELLINGTON. M. J. (“TED”; DONNELLY, PROPRIETOR (Late of Masonic Hotel, Wellington). THIS Hotel is now thoroughly complete, and it is one of the bestyipointed -commercial houses in the city. Every room electrically lighted and newIv 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 ehower baths. Letters and • telegrams receive prompt attention. Nitrht porter in attendance. Telephone, 1701. Only the choicest brands of wines, spirits, etc., stocked. . TAUHERF.NIKAU HOTEL (Featherston). A. C. NIT/. Proprietor (late of Pahi.rtna). —Situated next the Tanheremkan Racecourse (the most picturesque park in New Zealand'. ifeadnnprters for trout-fishing and shooting. I/ioso boxes and paddocking on application. All correspondence promptly at- . tended to. 308

DUKE .of EDINBURGH hotel: WILLIS ST., and MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. 1 PJIHE Lease of the above well-known Hotel, which offers superior accommodation to Visitors, has been recently purchased by Mr Robert Dwyer, who, in order to keep up the reputation of the Hotel, has had it renovated throughout.' It is now a thoroughly up-to-date Hotel in every respect, and only the very best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits are kept in Stock. Terms,, etc., on application. ROBERT DWYER - - Proprietor. TELEPHONE 468. 316 ttnited service KSm .HOTEL, CHEISTrjiuSCH. under the Fatronage of His Excellency the Governor, Sir John GorsL the N.Z. Government, and the principal Commissioners to the N.Z. A. W. Lane, Proprieto THE GRAND HOTEL, HASTINGS. rjoiß Premier Hotel of the Hawke’s Bay District. New Building, up-to-date appointments. Excellent Cuisine. Visitors are assured of every attention and comfort. The best Liquors only Stocked. G. B. MACKAY. 233 Proprietor. Telephone 41. P.O. Bos 23. I .1 V'l . ■ WMV.JV Mti CARTERTON. Vm. HALLEY ... Proprietor fLnte cm" the Ki’bimie Hotel). THE Loading and Commercial Hotel of the AVairarapa. Pirst-eloss Chef. Liquors, and prompt attention to all orders. Excellent Billiard-table. The Marquis cab meets till trains. Livery stables attached to the premises. 23