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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11656, 22 October 1923, Page 1

BOARD AND RESIDENCE SUPERIOR Board and Residence offered Married Couple: also single room, private sittingroom if required; motor garage. Apply Tel. 26D5. "jXOARD-Residence—-Vacancies for GenAX tlemon, share room, also single Room. Telephone, all conveniences. 350, The Terrace. GROSVENOR HOTEL, l, Wallace street—Board and Residence, single and double rooms, good table, every comfort. Tariff 30s. Wallace street car stops outside. • TTISPLANADE Hotel and Luncheon |Xj Rooms, Thorndon terminus. Superior board and residence, 30s .weekly, Os per day. Hot and'and cold lunches, aud morning and afternoon tea. BLUE PLATTER TEA HOUSE, Island Bay. Superior Board and Residence ; Hot-Cold Lunches, Morning and Afternoon Tea. Open throughout the year. ’Phono 24-095. rpHE MANSIONS, Ghuznee street, i A “Wellington's Best Private Hotel.” Tariff 12s per dav, or .£3 10s per week. ’Phone 22-390 WHITEHALL. A. J. Dodd having resumed possession of Whitehall Private Hotel, Dominion Avenue and Bouleott street. Visitors can rely on having every comfort. Cleanliness and civility. Tariff, 6s per dayj 30s weekly. Special terms for families. \7ISITORS to Auckland—Make a note v of the Albert Hotel, 241, Queen street, next to Strand Arcade. ■\TISItOBS to Sydney—Paulsen’s Pfahv lert’s Hotel, Wynyard square. The favourite hotel, well-known to New Eealanders. A I7BERT Hotel, corner Willie and Bouleott streets, Wellington. The best accommodation and liquors. George Haydoa, Proprietor. HOTEL Braeburn, Wanganui, overlooking the historic town. Garage for visitors. XANGHAM Private Hotel, corner RidJ diford and Rintoul streets, Newtown, Vacancies for Boarders. Under new mam agement. J. Benfield. MRS E. BOURSE begs to notify the Public that she has taken over the residence, 16, Sussex street (overlooking Basin Reserve), and i 6 prepared to receive Paying Guests. The house is commodious and newly furnished throughout; every comfort is assured. Telephone 22-75’ for terms. Tel. 1671. Within 5 minutes of G.P.O. and Wharves. Splendid harbour View. rnnoRNLEiGH, A hORN LEIGH, 49, Bouleott street (opp. Wellington Club), Wellington. Private Board and Residence. Permanents by arrangement. leading hotels ALBERT HOTEL, WELLINGTON, Corner Willis and Bouleott streets. 1 ; GEORGE HAYDON, late of Messrs!: Speight and Co., having taken j over this popular Hotel, conducted by Mr James McDonald for man; years, j w.fh varhed success, will be pleased to see all his old frienis. j Tariff, from i£s 6d per day. The best accommodation and .iquors. The Hotel ] vi 11 bo conducted on the same linea aa in the past GEOR3B HAYDON. j , Proprietor. BRITANNIA HOTEL, Next "Evening Post," Willis street, Wellington. Best house in city fob SPEIGHT’S BEER. ALL SPIRITS GUARANTEED. TRY THEM TOM BRENNAN Proprietor TIGER HOTEL, j Corner Taranaki street and Abel Smith street, Wellington. "MAT" GLBESON Proprietor

Only Best Brands of Wines and Spirits Stocked. TARIFF REASONABLE. A Trial Solicited. 'Phone 20-698. Under Vioe-Reg»l Patronage. JJ OT E L "~~1 MPI El Aft Palmerston North, N.Z. H. McAJRTNEI Proprietor. MISCELLANEOUS HARLEY DAVIDSONS. THE new 1924 Harley Davidson is here. It is fitted with the latest new Aluminium Alloy Pistons, and is the first motor-cycle to have the Alemite Oiling System. Call and inspect; terms arranged. Thos. H. Oates, 125, Willis street, Wellington. Douglas and Harley Davidson Agency. T TMBRELLAS Recovered.—6s Recovers ' your old umbrellas with first-class wearing material; guaranteed two years' wear, or we recover it again free of charge. Just wrap your old umbrella and address it to Wellington (our sole New Zealand address). Postage Is 2d. We pay return postage. Gent's Umbrellas recovered ,7s 6d. SpecialNew Umbrellas for Ladies, 6s 6d, 10s, 15s 6d, and 20s; and for Men, 10s, 16s 6d, 21s, and 255. These are also guaranteed. Lethaby’s, Welington MONEj TO LEND The Citizen* loan and Discount Co., Ltd., Boolcott Chambers. Bonlcott street, near corner Willis street. Open until 9 p.m. oa Fridays.ANTED Known For attractive v ▼ Printing at reasonable cost, go to the “Times,” or ring up No. 2749, and the traveller will call on you. Prompt ness. Accuracy, Creapness, and Quality can be depended upon. MONEY TO LEND The Citizens' Loan and Discount Co., Ltd., Boulcott -Chambers, Boulcott street, near oorner Willis street. Open until 9 p.m. on Fridays WANTED Sell—Pure Ceylon Tea, slb, lls 8d; lUlb, 22s 6d; postage free; ouotations for chests. Hutval Tea Co., Box 1107, Wellington. SHIPPING B E B D EE N LIN TO SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON, FROM SY'DNE Y, via Melbourne, Fremantle, SOUTH AFRICA, and 'feneriffe Steamer SOPHOCLES DIOGENES THE.VIISTOCLES DEMOSTHENES Tons. 12,500 12.500 11.500 11,500 neavo | Sydney. | 1 Nov. 14th 1 1 Deo. J2th 1 1 Jan. 9tn j Feb. 61 h 1 All passengers disembark at Soutbnmp- I ton. FARES: Saloon, Wellington to South 1 Africa, from jG72; AYeJlington to London, AJO2 Third-class, Wellington lu South i Africa, .£23: Wellington to London, J 139 ' For further particulars, apply DALGETY AND CO.. LTD.. ’Phones 301 S and 357 a. A gent a 1