np H E MANSIONS. ROTORUA. FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE HOTEL. Opened December, 1909. Tariff, 7s (Seven Shillings) per Day. Close to Railway Station, and Government Baths. [ Corner Taranaki street and Courteney First-class Ac of the best qui ■n. Everything iff, 5s per day, J. CURRAN, Proprietor. CENTRAL HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY. ALBERT J. MACE Proprietor. Best Wines, Beers and Spirits. 'Phone 531. , A M W A Y HOTEL, I ADELAIDE ROAD. MRS C. BEATTCHAMP Proprietress, Tramway Hotel affords Superior lodation at Moderate Rates. Only the Finest Brand 6 of'Liquors. ~'nes. Ales and Spirits Stocked. 300 BOTJLCOTT STREET. " " a for Permanent Boardin"' Public. Within five > and G. Post Office. sine. Comfort, and I Moderate Terms to Permanent Boarders. Telephone ...:.... 1671 672 3»D ONI AN - HO TEL, '*-' (Op. Basin Reserve). BEST WINES & SPIRITS IN STOCK. Speight' and Staples' Beers on Tap. J. J. FIRTH Proprietor. IGMONT PRIVATE HOTEL, ' COTJRTENAY PLACE! Tin most comfortable home for perand casual Boarders. Moderate weekly terms will receive every attention. " JOHN REA, Proprietor. i-J (H. C. LAWSON, Proprietor). 116, RIDDIFORD STREET. All trams stop at door. Terms is 6d >er day; Pormanents from .£1 per ii. j.„.. „f ■Rilliards. 467 (Under ■: entirely This house offer I ences to the trav 4s 6d per day.. P Management). optional convenipublic. 1 4s 6d per day. Permanent Boarde— _„ " 1 arrangement. Luncheon, 12 to 3. Verpillot, Proprietor. TAITA HOTEL (Free House). TAITA (LOWER HUTT). TORS will find the Beet of 1 " ' Sser on Draught. Wit. BEANIGAN, 905 '. Proprietor.' i ,' OPDNAKE. ►ED HOUSE HOTEL. The leading l>. Commercial House in the district. 1 Splendid- accommodation. Ender new i management. 935: . P. McILVRIDE, Proprietor. T»e B m Fucs t* Stay fM »JwAUtowu*KCKiAHn. Locksmiths and gunsmiths. TAPLES, F. A., Plumber, Gasfitter, Electrician, Locksmith, etc., etc.; 216, Lamblon quay, Wellington (opposite Kirkcaldio and Stains). Telephone LADIES' TAILORS. rOSEPH, 1., (Late of Nodine < Fine Show of New Goods rived. Boulcott Chambers, street. Telephone 3083. / LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. PRITCHARD, MRSIE.. 56, Vivian St.. buys all descriptions Left-off Clothing, also Boots, Trunkß.Po Highest prices given.. Letts**, yiu^t...... attended to. Telephone 1101. wear, Por Highest P j attended • TIGHTINGALE, MRS., 118, Taranaki 1 street. The People's Wardrobe hop. Buyer of Ladies' Gents' and I Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc., LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS. T E A K 'D ■ ' .] Taranaki st., close - [AMILTON, MISS., Boulcott street. L Millinery School: Ladies are reNew Season Now Opened, Boulott Chambers. 992 N Edison Phonograph as i- welcome everywhere. Music Stores, 123, Manchester Street, Christchurch, and 34, Willis Street, Wellington. NATIVE AGENTS. ETC. Searches of Native Titles, Land dertaken. 360 PEAR, H., M.P.0.C., Eyesight Spek-> ciolist, 7, Willis street. King's Chambers. 'Phone 2562. PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS. HIGGS, SYDNEY H„ Patent and Trade Expert, has Removed tc New Offices in Cooper's Buildings, Willis ' et. Information Free. Evening i Appointments Made.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7056, 18 February 1910, Page 2
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