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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXVII, Issue 4584, 16 September 1914, Page 1

THE EMPIRE HOTEL, Willis Street, Wellington. long-established and well-known Hostelry has recently undergone extensive Alterations and several important Improvements, among the. latter being the installation of a Passenger Electric Lift of the most modern, convenient and up-to-date type. Also a spacious and most comfortable Lounge adjoining the Diningroom for Lady and Gentlemen Guests and Visitors. Close to G.P.0., Banks and Wharves. All Trains and Steamers met. Two Night Porters. F. POOL, Proprietress SB£. Phone 196. The Excelsior Bakery AND Tea Rooms, Vocjel Street, Woodvilde.

N. McLEAN, late of Wai- • pawa, begs to announce to the people of Woodvilie and District that he has purchased the above Business from Mr R. Stewart, and hopes to receive a fair share of public patronage. An experienced Baker is employed, and Plain and Fancy Bread will be baked to order. Cakes and Pastry fresh every day. Wedding Cakes specialty. The Excelsior Tea Rooms, which are neatly furnished, are open all day for the convenience of country customers and those desiring a delicious cup of tea. 36Stc The Woodville Bakery. 3. TURNBULL—Proprietor. aterer for Balls and Parties. Bermaline and Fancy Bread made to order Scotch Pies livery Saturday. Wedding parties catered for on the premises. Note tne address— VOGEL STREET, Bridecakes a Specialty. Near the Post Ollico. tc