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NZ Truth, Issue 243, 19 February 1910, Page 6

TWOS. CROUCH, WATCHMAKESR & JEWELLEB, 117 CUBA-ST., WELLINGTON. Fine assorted stock, every article gturaiteed. Repairs of all kinds. Post orfefa promptly attended to. By tacloilng. 4Ua advertisement with your ordtr, . r«i •*-' tain 5 per cent, extra ditcowit. TRAFALGAR HOTEL, : . -NELSON. t This Beautifolly-Furnished, Up-to-date Hotel is Guaranteed to give satisfaction to Travellers and Tourists at „ a tariff of 6s per day. . . -. . . r EVERYTHING OF THE BEST/ Proprietbr—Waltcf H. Long '[■["..,:- J^ate of WeUing^ott). . ; ■ -'■■'- ■ '■"'■■'- ':■'■■■''■- - ■i . ■• . ' . ■' CRITERION HOTEL, i Princes-street, Dunedin. I' Visitors to Diiaeuia will find BxailiM" Accornmodatioh at the aheve Hotel. I T&EIFF l?Mk 6s per dax. • Special Arrangements for Permanent*. Day & Night Porters m Attendance. THE LEADING HOTEL FOR SPORTSMEN. Box ; 421. i " Jaihes Murphy, ': PROPRIETOR. iM '■ ■■■ -o- ■■•:!♦■ , ' - • . ' WELLINGTON «OTEI, • /;../;: christchuroh (Oppoate Opera Hpuse, and only 3 minttte* i frohi Railway, Station or Post Office) : ;r>oop Table,; Good Management ; Noil* A-* ing but the Best of Everything. ■ ->-, TAREBVR— 4s 6d per Day.'- --: -;<GAVIN LOUDON, Proprietor i PAY MORE ? ! SGMY HOTEL. j v TRIANGLE, Chrlstchnrch. BINGIi!; BOTTtiB DEPARTMENT. \ v;; *. l "l 'WHISKIES. ; ; --W <w :;..,.:: ..:... . gi flt Jamiesbh's:*** * '*; ... ■... 70 MitcKell Enpenal qts ... .v. 6 9 Mackie'B White ' Whisky ... 6 • Bnchan^.n's'^labk and White .„ 5 6 Pevfar's.Liquer- • ... ... 5 % Canadian Club , ... ... 5 6 'Anierican Rye ... .... ... 6 t Jaineson's^, ... ... ■."' 5 g •; Ofcherf' Standard Brands, incltsding Walker's, .D.C.L., Mitchell's, Buchanatfis;Cravrford's . Teacher's, Dawsou's, Four Crown, ,Old" Smuggler; Dewar's, : Watson'a * **', Whiteflorse, White Mackay, and « host of others at ss. • Walkers- (small) 35., Flasks 2s. 6d>, Half ; ■'■;-■ Flasks Is. 6d. .'« ' . ...Iv 'BRANDIES./ " Bisquit; Dobouche Old liquer, . 20 year old ... ... 9 9 Bisquit Dobonehe *** ... ... fi.f : 11 11 *■ ... ... ' • 6 Hennessy's **•*■ ... ! ... ft tf ■ .$:-p:- *v-.. ... •■ ... 6 6 .Boomerang „. ... ...SO ! „ small ... ... g"8 Felix Gerard^'?;': . ... ... 56 ; „,. „ small ... ... .30 Dennis Hepiy'jyrounie ... ' .„ 6 0 Special (QY^i Bottling) ... : ... 4 6 ■ ; ;■. "F%ks 25,'6d., Half Flasks Is. 6d. : ;;-/i>^ GINS - ' -„• .-.,■ " : Geneva, large.';.. ... ,;. * 6 0 'Old, Tom, Gilbey's Dry Gin, Booth's DryGin, Plymouth, Honeysuckle, and WoK«?« Scbiiapp's, 5s. s per bottle. Local Ale and Stout, large, lOd. small, 6d! Speight's Prize Ale on draught m ban. . Gpods delivered promptly to any part ol the dominion;--Town Delivery, 6d. Country, Parcel . ■ -v. Af ,, vv r : Post Rates. - Telephone 608. P.O. Box 558. J. T; StltTON, Proprietor. BOTTLES! jMIY BSTTLEB! : J. NELSON, Waste Product and Bottle Merchant TARANAKI PLACE, WELLINGTON. Buys Anything m the Shapa «l Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Old Rags, Etc :. I GIVE THE HIGHEST PRICES! Call on or Write to Me Before Going Elsewhere. J. NELSON, BOTTLE YARD, TARANAKI PLACa Telephone, 816. CLUB HOTEL. PAHIATUA. Most, modern and up-to-date Hotel in~ North Island. First-class cooik; Attention and Comfort. Hot- and Cold • Baths. Speight's beer. Coachn to meet all trains. P. DEBRECENY, Proprietor. Clarendon Hotel, CHEISTOHUBCH (Corner of Worcester-street and Oxford Terrace). D. COLLINS, Proprietor. 1 ■ —^-« The Clarendon Hotel affords excellent accommodation for Tourists, Travellers, and the General Public. FIRE PROOF BUILDING AND EVERY ■'- MODERN CONVENIENCE. TERMS MODERATE. ——. ; i^i RUTLAND HOTEL, PAHIATUA. THE MOST POPULAR HOSTELRY IN THE NORTH ISLAND. ONLY/ THE BEST KKPT. J. SPILXANE - r Proprietor; THE MOST UP-TO-D ATB .. •■■-.»:■.«■•." '/■■ ■• AND *• ■■ TOBACCONIST '. BUSINESS IN WANUAMJI JCUnder Rutland Hotel). W. J. ;A¥NSLEY, Proprietor,

TAILOBS* AWAED MAXES NO DIEEEEENOE. GEOEGE DAVIES STILL SAVES YOU £2 ON YOUE SUIT. i An increase m the "minimum wage", makes no difference to my price. ■ Right along I have been paying higher wages than the minimum. 1 That's because I wanted the best, possible tailoring skill m the Dominion. And I've got it. . When I mapped out my system, I figured that I couldn't save one penny on j wages— nor did I want to. ■-$ \ Quality m tailoring skill demands its' own price. . • Where I save you money is m my cpl-! ossal purchases, having my own ware-i house, buying and selling strictly for 'Cash, conducting my business without. aid >of an army of clerks sending out : overdue accounts and by reason of the im-i mensity of my bu«iness, being able to ask ; a very small profit oa every suit I turn oat. •. ,.. : . ., ; „ . -- That's where the saving of 40s comes m. For thousands of men I have made suits to measure 4ork£3 .3s,?^that they admit with delight -they never bought under £5 5s and ' never expected; to at 1 ; the credit and cash tailors. . • My prices start at 55s and end at £4: 4s. I have no higher prices, and for '.the latter- sum I am making the 1 : fltiißSt' !of evening dress, frock, and- beaufort suits that "exclusive" > and "merchant"/ tailors are asking as high as £7 7s and' £8 8s for. This message is to you— YOU individually. „..;/.._.. It is a definite promise to make YOUR next suit to order at a saving of 405.; You can select your owh^ patterns' from the largest stock Of materials in'''tiie Dominion. Do it at ' home from patterns T 'send free — or, if you can, "> call at my shop. The cutting and. tailoring will, be done m the -finest possible styler-the "-jfityiiwill be perfect (I arrange with you for a try-on when the cloth : is, cut)— and ..the linings, and.^finish- are such , as ;, are only met .with . in/pther tailors', best .suits. And on top of.^thi's I guarantees m writing that if the: suit is not' satisfactory m every respect, -that the ; whole of your money will- be'- returned' at Tonce. Tha;t guarantee is given' over <ihy v ' signature with every' suit I make.* ; ' r ;;: .' ; Send fbr patterns 'now^ and save itiie '\"£2 ihat my_ offer, makes; pbssiblq.,' , . / . , ?g^6sge ic^viiis^ ■■ .[. : : ; the- modern; TMppR; „ ; 168 COLOMBO-ST.,, GBDRISTGHURCH. : OPPOSITE G^P;O. f ; ; (Under entirely new management,) ' (Late Imperial Hotel, Waipawa,) ; PROPSIETORi .• i . .. ■•■'.■..-,.■ EIBST-OLASS AOCOMMODATJON. NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE. ' Tariff: 7spei' Daj^ PRINCESS THEATRE HOTEL, : \ r TOR^sTKBpKf ;•, *'*-.:. -.. -...;■ ;:■■■■ ■ v;' ■■■'■ :?' i#' r '-:' " ■'■' r ' •'-- "' F% O. Weine ? Proprietof , = ; (Late of Kilbirnie). ' . .'"''.. Only the, best •;. \ BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS ' ■■ .'■■ ■;'■ Stocked.; •'■"■'; v ' : „:." BRITANNIA HOTEL,! WILIJSrST., WEIiLINGTON. C. McENROE ;.. Proprietor (Late of West Coast). '',■-..-. V- ■■','■' Excdlent Accommodation^ Good' Meale. Moderate Tariff. ONLY THE BEST OF UQUOBS STOCKED. Wainui Hotel, HERBERTVILLE. fOM AITKEN, PROPRIETOR. ~ EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAViBLLKRS. ONLY SUPERIOR BRANDS OF LIQUORS STOCKED. EMPIRE HOTEL. FEATKBRSTOSTI .. (Patronised by His KxceNehcy the Governor, Lord rlunicet/) .' The Above Well-known Family Hotel lias been taken over by J. H. TULLY, late of Grey town. THE EMPIRE is the appointed hotel of the Wellington Commercial Travellers' Association. Central Hofel, Hawefa. THE MOST UP^TCKDATE HOSTELRY IN HASVERA. BARCLAY UAKRINGTON, profriktok; . v: , HOW to Grow Heaichy and Bt^awtiful Hair.— Use Dr..- POOTB^S. MAGjN7STIC HAIR FOOD, which must ultimately result m a greatly improved growth of true, heaitby hair. It prevents and cures baldness aurt the kindred diseases of the scalp. Price 2s 6d jar, postod 2s 9d. All chomists, or Stttinders & Co., 312 Flin-dors-street, Melbourne. '*

CLUB" HOTEL, wrauuiivaTOiv* Good Acoomadation for Travellers. Tariff 6/- per day. J. DWYER, PROPRIETOR.