MESSRS. HUGH WRIGHT, LTD.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1459, 11 April 1918, Page 37

MESSRS. HUGH WRIGHT, LTD.

HIGH-CLASS COSTUMIERS AND OUTFITTERS. Messrs. Hugh Wright and Co., costumiers and outfitters, Queen Street and Karangahape Road, Auckland, are showing some splendid styles in ladies’ costumes, which are most appropriate for the coming autumn and winter seasons. There are some charming patterns to choose from, and the cutting staff of Messrs. Hugh Wright, Ltd., certainly excel in the particular branch of the business. One advantage of the work executed by this popular firm is the fact that the costumes are manufactured on their own premises, and owing to special facilities, Messrs. Hugh Wright, Ltd , are able to supply ladies’ costumes at prices that will invite comparison. For gent.’s mercery and clothing the firm’s establishment ranks among the highest for firstclass goods at a reasonable cost. Patrons should not fail to remember that branches of the firm are established at Hamilton and Whangarei, where customers will be offered every advantage and the same choice of selection.

The Central Hotel, Cambridge, opposite the Post Office, offers special facilities to the commercial and travelling public. Mrs. W. J. Brown is a popular hostess, and the house is fitted up with the latest improvements, the sanitary arrangements having been made on the most modern principle. A spacious balcony enables one to secure a very comprehensive

view of the township and surrounding district. Cambridge has attained a wide degree of popularity as a tourist resort —its beautiful domain and other scenic attractions appealing to a great number —and those of our readers who contemplate making the trip to this favourite railway township will find that the Central Hotel ranks among the best and most popular hostelries in the Waikato. * * * * Visitors to the pretty little township of Ngaruawahia can spend a pleasant time boating, shooting, etc., and can be well assured of temporal comforts by residing at the Delta Hotel, under the proprietorship of mine host Mr. L. Dunn. This hotel, situaced on the banks of the Waipa River, is comfortably furnished, and the outlook from the balcony is very pleasing. Extensive accommodation is provided for visitors and tourists, while the cuisine is all that can be desired. Cosy drawing and sittingrooms are at the disposal of guests, the bedrooms being well ventilated and furnished. Mr. Dunn stocks nothing but the best liquors, and we feel assured that visitors staying at the Delta Hotel will receive every civility and comfort from the popular host.