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Fair Play, Volume I, Issue 17, 24 February 1894, Page 24

BAKERY, CORNER OF WILLIS AND ABEL SM TH STREETS. B. STARR, Proprietor. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY. BO BEGS to notify the Resi- • *'-'• dents of Wellington and the general pnblic that he has opened a First-Class Confectionery and Fruit Emporium, and Refreshment Rooms. Wedding Cakes a Speciality. Balls and Banquets Catered For. Give us a Call BOULCOTT STREET, MRS. R. ONYON (Late of Auckland) Proireetress. Comfortable Accommodation for Families and Boarders at Reasonable Rates. Splendid view. Three minutes from Post Office, via Plimmer’s Steps. Good Table. Terms —Oue Guinea. WAITOTARA HOTEL WAITO T a R a. Proprietor DAVID WILKIE THE ennunevcial and travelling public will find tlie allow house olio of thu most comfortable hotels on the const. Every accommodation provided in a first-class style. Good Stabling and Paddock AcvomnimLition. MODI'. U \TK TERMS. TE IRQ MUSIC WAREHOUSE. ESTABLISHED iSSfi. REST VARIETY OF SHEET AND ROOK 31U. 1C IN WELLINGTON. I A N < > S 'l' TJ N E E). The A isir.ilian Music Hook. All numbers in Stock EDWIN J. KING, (Opposite Opera House,) 53 Manners St., Wellington. GOOD BLEU IS LIQUID FOOD. NF BREWERY, PURITA3 ET VIRES. PASCOES EXHiimioN nozF alp: and stout. jMelborne— IL6 , iSSo, and iSSi. Sydney —iSSo and iSSi. Tlie attention of the i urtiic is called to the SuPKltl.ATive Quality and unimrm condition of our Malt Lujuons, possessing a Toxic and Pueseuvative Condition free from Acidity. Palo Bitter Ale and Double Stout in quarts and pints. Draught Ale from two gallons and upwards. We challenge competition. Our Beers combine purity and strength, and brillinicy unsurpassed for de.ieacy Ahoma and Xutiu nous Yin n:E. Martin Street. Wellington. SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD. Highest i pice Given. T ADiES and GENTLEMEN waited -L-t on by MTS. IRVINE, 122 Taranaki street, Wt ffingfcon "