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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 994, 25 March 1909, Page 3

ft 11 -’1 i’l D ( ;G - ' Q.RAND HOTEL, OHAKUNE.

SPECIALLY APPOINTED BY COOK’S TOURIST DEPARTMENT AND REFERENCED BY GOVERNMENT TOURIST DEPARTMENT. The largest and most Commodious Hotel in Ohakune. the special feature being the large number of Single Bedrooms. Three Sitting-rooms, Commercial rooms, and Sample rooms. Hot and Cold Water Baths. Lighted throughout by Acetylene Gas. Night Porter kept. The Proprietor has Comfortable Coaches running to meet all Trains. Telegrams: Grand. Ohakune H. W. LITTLEWOOD . . Proprietor.

B- MONEY I !V HAVING I LOTHES CLEANED i BY OUR j I DRY-CLEAMTN& g PROCESS. * JOSTUMES, FANCY I , CAPES, JACKETS, &1 S, FUR AND BOAS j BY THIS METHOD, of the linings, trimirnaments need be regoods are not shrunk in shape; the lustre .re preserved, and the te colours are not inE M E N’S D R E S a KES AND SUMMER SUITS E EQUAL TO NEW ’HIS PROCESS. aTbrown, -CLASS CLEANERS AND YERS, TLAND-STREET. practical experience.) tablished 1866. ’afton Terrace, Auckland.