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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIX, Issue 1110, 20 July 1911, Page 21

NK' to: BE •TBBwy?"’ - grateful for «| lIWOLFE'J SCIINMTS hi- illllMlil/ A Medicine aswcß as a Beverage. I ss “ ■“! IMPERIAL Ale I Contributes Delight, Cheer, Comfort and? Strength. IMPERIAL Ale Is the Grandest Tonical S Beverage. . • § IMPERIAL Ale I £ For Health & Recuperation E | The New Zealand i t Motor and Cycle Journal ♦ Wls the only Paper published in the Dominion exeiwrfvely X > devoted to Motoring and Cycling pursuits. y 4- It fe the recognised organ of the various . Automobile J Associations, and should be is the hands ®f evesy T Motorist in the Dominion. _ 4 Published Monthly—Price Ihreepenee, erBfs per anntMß. a ♦ • A Hhur Cleave & Co., Ltd., y aoaMa»BHßm ~ Bgmont Hotel, Hawera. ’ few Terry C. Gormley, proprietor. BIwIwOMHMHiMSIM . ■ . .. ' , ’fefe. ?■ THIS HOUSE HAS RECENTLY BEEN REFURNISHED AND RENOVATED THROUGHOUT, AND AFFORDS EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

MAIN TRUNK BREWERY, KUKU STREET, TAIHAPE. W. J. KUHTZE Proprietor. (Late of Palmerston North.) ALE 1 AND STOUT BREWER AND BOTTLER. First Prizes awarded at the Palmerston North A. and P. Show for Beer in Case* and Bottles. Conducted on the Latest Hygienic Principles. Its Quality and Excellence Unsurpassed. Bold in quantities of 2 gals, and upward*. Small Kegs a Speciality. All Orders receive prompt attention. Note.—Our Beer 1» brewed from the very best Malt and Hop* only. Show Catalogues, Trade Price Lists. Receipt Books, Billheads, Order Forms, Handbills, Invoices, Circulars, Large and Small Posters and Playbills, etc., etc.—ARTHUR CLEAVE AND CO., Ltd., Vulcan Lane

CLUB HOTEL, WOODVILLE, A SWIND AL®.. Proprietor. (Late of Wellington.) The recognised house in the district for Commercial Travellers. Sample rooms attached to the hotel. Tourists visiting Woodville will find excellent accommodation at the above hotel. Good tlshlngand shooting in and around the district Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Cabs leave hotel to meet all trains. Tel. No. 1. P.O. Box 53.