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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1349, 2 March 1916, Page 42

VISITORS TO AUCKLAND. If you desire a First-class and Comfortable Cab or Landau, “THE ARMY” LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, 150 AND 152, ALBERT STREET (Next Royal Albert Hall), AUCKLAND, Is at your convenience. We meet all Trains and Steamers on receipt of letter or wire. We Store Goods or Motor Cars. WEDDING PARTIES CATERED FOR. Horses put up by the week. Comfortable Loose Boxes. J. BELL Proprietor. ’Phone 3180. BEAUMONT - ROXBURGH MOTOR SERVICE. 1< ■ ’ - - KOT3K 'L B Mr ’aMIE ■■ , ... „ ■ y---.- ;< FAST MOTOR SERVICE. The 20 h.p. Cadillac Car, shown above, runs from Beaumont to Roxburgh every Morning In time to connect with trains to Dunedin, and returns to Roxburgh after arrival of train in Beaumont. FURTHER PARTICULARS: D. R. JONES Proprietor. LAWRENCE. ROYAL Xl mail. Waitotara Railway —Service. And Livery and Bait Stables. Gigs on hire at all hours. All trains met at Waitotara, and tours arranged to all parts of the district. Experienced drivers. Charges moderate. Telegrams MRS. W. A. KURLET, Waitotara. j VISITORS _ TO NEW PLYmouth ne^ G —CARS Communicate with H. HEFFORD, MORLEY STREET. Tours arranged to all parts of district and Mt. Egmont. Charges Reasonable. Experienced Drivers. TOURISTS & TRAVELLERS When visiting INVERCARGILL are notified that their Luggage, etc., will be carefully handled if entrusted to MARTIN AND CO.. FORWARDING AGENTS, INVERCARGILL. Expert Furniture Packers and Removers. Agents for N.Z. Carrying Coy. Office: Don Street. Yards: Don St., Liddel St., Findhorn St. UP-TO-DATE SAMPLE ROOMS.