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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 529, 7 February 1901, Page 5

GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE THEREFORE THE BEST. ZT f GEAR CO.’S (EXTRACT \OF MEAT, For BEEF TEA, GRAVIES, SOUPS, SAUCES, &o.—A very little of it represents the strength and savour of pounds of prime meat. Obtainable throughout the Colony. ASK FOR IT, and Take Mo Other!! DESOHLER’B FAMILY AND OOM’ MEROIAL HOTEL ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL. This well-known Commercial and Family Hotel is now under the proprietorship of DUNCAN MCFARLANE, who trusts to receive a continuation of the support so long bestowed upon his predecessors in this favorite hostelry, ONLY THE VERY BEST OF WINES, SPIR T TS, AND ALES KEPT IN STOCK. No effort will be spared on the part of the new proprietor to keep up the high reputation this House has so long enjoyed among the travelling public and residents of the town and district. t Di MCFARLANE Proprietor. Iggr CYCLISTS ! WAIRARA.PA AND FORTY-MILS BUSH. GEORGE H. GOODALL HAS a Properly Equipped CYCLE BUILDING and REPAIRING PLANT at MASTERTON (Wairarapa) and PAHIATUA (Forty-Mile Bush). Tourists* Machines Overhauled, Cleaned, and Adjusted, without any fuss. T. A. EDMUNDSON, Engineer, Masterton. CHAS. TAYLOR, Manager, Pahiatua. N.B. —The Proprietor, being thoroughly conversant with short cuts, local hotels, and war news, and having an inexhaustible fund of cycle anecdote, should prove an inestimable boon to visiting cyclists. GEORGE H. GOODALL, Masterton and Pahiatua. i nntßis i i/ 1 ■ i lv - to’. 1 ' ' z.. f - '‘'d l Bi ‘ " ■ V 1 ' fc 1 L -JEM:. i -‘-1 J'i BL; CRITERION BOARDINGHOUSE (Late Criterion Hotel), Lower Nixon Street, Wanganui. Opposite Railway Station. Best Accommodation on most Reasonable Tern s. Five Roomy Loose Boxes. All Communications by Letter or Telegram promptly attended to. B T. BENNETT - fboplietor.