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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 3 October 1912, Page 25

,mpart ' 5 exhilaration OWVOLFE’S- SCHNAPPS: | —i M PERI AL ALE— A clear, sparkling, Malt and Hops brew in Special Demand during the Spring Season. Soring Weather Enerverates. “Imperial Ale” Braces. In Spring appetite lags il Imperial Ale” restores it. In Spring people cue more or less run down. “Imperial Ale” acts as a tonic, and sets them up to meet the Summer. There’s Nourishment in Every Bottle. Many ol the BEST B OTELS •Mb Get the whole of their Food Supplies from A ■ ’ us. Sheer business, merit is the reason. Highest Quality Goods, Punctual Service, Rock-bottom Prices. We make a Specialty of CLJ ET ET CET English, American, n Ci Ci O Ei Continental and N.Z. Large or Small Quantities. Hutchinson.’s Old. Port Chees© is a great favourite. On Cut, 1/- per lb. Write for Catalogue V, or send trial Order. ICute/iindon T3rod. seta. Queen Street I The Universal Providers, I Khyber Pass* Customs St. W. AUCKLAND Ponsonby Rd.

HOTELS. G. Me Arthur] [J. Baxter. mcarthur & co., LAND, ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS AND HOTEL VALUERS, BRITISH BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. BAY OF ISLANDS —Commercial Hotel, excellent business; great prospects; doing over £lOO weekly; good lease; low rent. HOTEL, North, freehold; rare chance good man; only house in large and prosperous district; takings, £B5 weekly. HOTEL, Gisborne, free house, doing £7O weekly; small rental; lease about three years: one of the best. HOTEL, Taranaki, 30 rooms, five acres land; takings £9O weekly; reasonable rent: fair lease. ALSO HOTELS IN CITY AND SUBURBS, AND BUSINESSES' OF ALL KINDS. WHERE ALL SPORTS MEET. ANCHOR HOTEL (Opposite the Town Hall). AUCKLAND. C. F. MOLLOY Proprietor.