BUSINESS NOTICES

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7209, 18 August 1910, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTICES

Mr W. J. Conner ha£ taken possession of Barrett's Hotel, one of Wellington’s oldest and best known hostelries. Mr Cdnncr was nearly fifteen years connected . with the Wellington Commercial Travellers' Club, and tor nearly two years was in charge of Day's Bay House.

Stewart Dawson and Co. are showing just now a particularly fine assortment of the new' bracelet watches for ladies. Inspection is invited. Hunter, Schultzo and Gibson, Napier, report that several Hawke's Bay properties have changed hands of late. Public attention having been called to the excellence of the soil and climate there, those on the look-out for land, will be interested in the three rich farms advertised in this issue.

A. L. Wilson and Oo- are instructed to sell at their rooms to-morrow, at 1.30, the entire contents of a well-furnished eight-roomed house. Yarrow's Star Cafe, Laxnbton Quay, advertise their six-course luncheon. Kirkcaldle and Stains, Limited, have a large stock of millinery on show to-day. Tenders for the supply of waterproof coats for the police force will be received by the Commissioner of Police up to noon on September sth. Hunt and Co., wine and spirit merchants, Victoria street, have no connection with Mr G. Hunt, whose offices are in the same buildingP. Cooper, Limited, Willis street, are agents for Spratt's famous dog foods.