Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6487, 6 April 1908, Page 2

NOT Is applied to our system of PAINLESS EXTRACTION. A few rears age to hare a teeth extracted »u a painful ordeal. The dentist Of tlmt ) day (as many de even now) simply applied FORCB“tnfffinff until the teeth came eat With the advent of SCIENTIFIC dentistry and the dtocavery -of SAFE AIUBBTHNTICS, the terror of bavin; teeth extracted has almost passed away. " Ohr modern methods mate tho operation of extraction almost a pleasure,- hcaaase.nader our skilful treatment not even a twispo of pain can be felt, nor anthers any affcreSetti/ ” Perfectly Painless Extractions, 2/1. Fall Upper or UMrar Sets, trmO{U* SATISFACTION GUARANTEES OR MONET REFNNNEfe ANDREWS & WYETTV“SSS3? s WILLIS & MANNERS STREETS, j

HOTELS. ■ -‘■T iw n-.w _ POST OFFICE HOTEL OBEY STEMT. WKIiUNOTOIT, Is Mow Ready for the Reception Off Guests^ Hm Barntahing Ui Laxariuit ud Um OanmiuMM ALL 4b»* BahoM tm saggedl MIMIC MB Wild IF TIC U». A. MoTIWBH* IM|MI

A HOME AWAY EROM HOME. the hew HOTEL WINDSOR, . * THE LEADING HOTEL IN. WELLINGTON, \ THE PERFECTION OF SUMPTUOUS ELEGANCE AND COMFORT. THE WINDSOR BUEEBT, THE FASHION ABLE RENDEZVOUS FOE LUNCH AND DINNER. THE GEILL BOOM—A Leading Feature—is Conducted on Old Bnglioli Line* edwards & Boulton, PEOFBIETOEa

THE ALBERT HOTEL. Corner o 1 WILLIS AND MAM NEBS STREETS. UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT, IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE GUESTS. ' T. Q. ASHMAN, Proprietor.

THE PALACE HOTEL. WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON’S "CHOICEST HOSTELRY. MAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED. _ PERFECT ■ Replete with every modem convenience. Now under the management of A. W. HARRISON. Late of Hunterville and Havelock. Telephone 863. Communications promptly CUISINE. replied to.

DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL, WELLINGTON. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOE VISITOES. Best Brands of Beer, Wines, and Spirits kept in stock. TARIFF VERY MODERATE. Terms on Application. R. DWYER, Telephone 468. Proprietor. THE ALBION HOTEL. COURTENAY PLACE, Accommodation unsurpassed, moderate Tariff, the best BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS STOCKED. ABSOLUTELY NO REFILLS. EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS have just boon completed to enable PatTOW to be Served Quickly and with Comfort. W. J. BERTI, ~ m °”

PRINCE OF WAXES HOTEL. TOBY BTEEET, WELLINGTON. ONE of the Oldest Hotels in the Wellington district. Every attention give* to Visitors and Boarders. Comfortable Sitting Booms and Airy Bedrooms. Cuisine of the best. BEST ALES, WINES, and EPIEITS. ÜBS A. QUIN, Froprietreea.

STAR AND GARTER HOTEL. UPPER CUBA STBEET, -WELLINGTON. NOTED EOR ITS EXCELLENT WINES AND SPIRITS EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION at a Moderate Tariff. Wallace street Cars pass the door EVERY NEW MINUTES. H. DOOLY. Proprietor.

ROYAL HOTEL. LAMBTON QUAY, - - WELMNGTON. rpHIS HOTEL OFFERS GOOD ACCOMMODATION, TARIFF, gA. PER DAT. J, DWTBR, Fiopriator.

CLYDE QUAY HOTEL. (Clyde quay.) THE Lease of the fiboTe well-known Hotel hue recently been purchased by Mr Joe. Naylor, who offers to transient and Permanent Onsets acoommojUitxon second to none is this city. The Honee has been elaborately famished and renovated throughout with every modern convenience, and visitors wiu Ind the Best of Wines nr.d Spirits, etc-, with excellent Cuisine combined with moderate tariff. All communications receive prompt attention. JOS. NATLOE, Proprietor. nrU.TTHEEENIKAtr HOTEL feather. A ston), A. C. NITZ. Proprietor (late •f Pahiatua).—Situated next the Tanherenikan Eaeeconrwa (the most picturesque park in Naw Zealand). Headquarters for trout-fishing and shooting. Loose boxse and pnddocting on application. All correspondence promptly at> tended to. SM ANDREW LAING (late of. Foxton) has taken oxer ths Maaonic Hotel, Wood villa, and will be pleased to aee old and new Customers. Best aecommodatinn for the Travelling Public. MS