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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6450, 22 February 1908, Page 3

HOTELS. THE EMPIRE ' HOTEI (LIMITED.) THE LEADING AND MOST CENTRA! HOTEL IN. WELLINGTON. E. W. SOFIELD (Lato of Coker’s Hotel. Christchurch), Manager. T UNITED SERVICE HMySsSHf <U HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Gotst, tho N.Z. Government, and the principal Commissioners to tho N.Z. Exhibition.—Hotel'de Luxe. Tank. 12s 6d per day. Telegraphic address, '■United,” Christchurch. Murice Lyons (late Jowsey and Lane), proprietor. Bellevue gardens and hotel (Lower Hutt), the most scientific and ornamental gardens in the Southern Hemisphere. Hotel has been Thoroughly Renovated and Enlarged. New Private Apartments and Dining-room capable ot son tine 150. Good fishing and shooting; splendid train service and telephone communication with city.—\V. Gandar, Manager. (PdTY BUFFET HOTEL. Wellington.— *L> Tho Most Central in the City; offerfl splendid accommodation. Telegrams and letters promptly attended. Best brands wines and spirits. Trams pass tho door every five minutes. Tariff—ss Cd to (if Cd per day.—A. R. V. Loddcr, Proprietor. '®H CLYDE QUAY HOTEL. (Clydo quay.) THE Lease of the above well-know* Hotel has recently been purchased by Mr Jos. Naylor, who oilers to transient and Permanent Guests accommodation second to none in this city. The House has been elaborately furnished i and renovated throughout with every modern convenience, and visitors will find the Best of Wines and Spirits, etc., with excellent Cuisine combined with moderate tariff. All communications receive prompt attention. _ • • JOS. NAYLOR, 8 Proprietor. THE NEW GRAND HOTEL PALMERSTON NORTH. GOOD SPACIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS. MARTIN CREAVEN, Proprietor. MARK O'MALLEY, Lato of Masonic Hotel, Napier, Manager. Telephone «. P-O. Box 28. MARQUIS OF NORMANBV HOTEL, CARTERTON- . WM. HALLEY ... Proprietor. | • (Late of the Kilbirnie Hotel.) I fT'HE Leading and Commercial Hotel of | i the Wairarapa. Firfet-olass Chef, Liquors. and prompt attention to all orders. Excellent Billiard-table. The Marquis cab meets all trains. Livery stables attached to the premises. 25 ’ OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. I BEG to announce that I have taken over this well-known Hotel, and alterations and improvements are now in hand which will again make the Occidental the Leading House in the City. The house is being completely renovated and put in thorough order. Daily Lunch will be a speciality. ONE SHILLING. JOHN H. FAIRBAXRN, Proprietor. (Lato of Johnsonville.) nmUHERENIKAU HOTEL Feather. JL ston), A. C. NITZ, Proprietor (late of Pahiatua).—Situated next the Tauherenikau Racecourse (the most picturesque park in Now Zealand). Headquarters for trout-fishing and shooting. Loose boxes and paddecking on application. All correspondence promptly at-: tended to. 80S MASONIC HOTEL, ’ CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON (Under Entirely New Management). THIS Hotel is replete with every modern convenience. Tariff, 7s dayi ’ 35s week. Try our la luncheon. Day and night Porter. FREDERICK DOBSON (Lato of Manakau), Telephone 1186. Proprietor. HAWKE’S BAY LAND. I kaa ACRES Limestone Country; 21 JLOvVf milee from Napier by Motorcar roads; nearly all ploughable; beau- !. tifully watered; house; will winter 1 i sheep and cummer when fern cleared C will carry 2*. Price, only £4 p«r acre; 3 .£2OOO cash required.

31 ACRES, Havelock North, next Gorxj/jl. ernmcnt Experimental Vineyard and Fruit Depot; 30 acres in 3 and 4r-ycai orchard, nearly all specially selected pears and apples; new 4-rooraed house, and all necessary outbuildings. Only .£IOOO cash required. The cheapest frutt f ““ " New Zr'clmN. Land and Ebiate Agent, Hastings and Waipnkurao. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. nriHE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORff ■A. COMPANY, LIMITED, is preparof (o PURCHASE FAT SHEEP ANB LAMBS by weight or at per bead. The Company also offers clients erorj facility for freezing bn their own account. ! Prices can bo obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any ol the Buyers in the country. W. Q. FOSTER, Managing Director.