WELLINGTON. “ IMPERIAL HOTEL; CUBA. STREET, WELLINGTON. DIAMANTI AND PHILPS .. Proprs. This popular hostelry, for years noted for the high quality of its liquors, has been taken over by MR. C. L. DIAMANTI (late of the Pier Hotel, Nelson) and MRS. I. PHILPS. A hearty welcome to all. ALBION HOTEL COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. A. RAESIDE •••„. Proprietor. (Late of Invercargill.) This popular house of call, for years recognised for the splendid quality of its wines and spirits, has been taken over by MR. A. RAESIDE, who extends a hearty welcome to all. EMPIRE HOTEL, WELLINGTON, N.Z. ■ fHI MOST CENTRALLY SITUATED HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. ' The Proprietor having Purchased the Freehold of this High-class Property is Sparing no Expense 1> Refurnishing and Re-decorat-ing. Patrons can now rely on GOOD ATTENTION AND ACCOMMODATION. ' , TARIFF: 12/6 PER DAY. Phone 196. P.O. Box 125. RICHARD DWYER Proprietor. PIER HOTEL, Opp. Queen’s Wharf, WELLINGTON and in the midst of the Principal Bum ness Warehouses. First - class accommodation. Mverv thing of the very best. ’Phene •*! P.O. Box 755. MRS. D. SULLIVAN .. Proprietress. TRAMWAY HOTEL, ADELAIDE ROAD. WELLINGTON. MR. FRANK McPARLAND Begs to inform his friends and the public that he has taken over this well- . kaowa Hotel. Visitors can rely on getting only the Best. BARRETT’S HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. (Opposite Bank of N.Z.) Accommodation for 100 guests. Electrib light throughout; electric lift. Night porter in attendance. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. Tariff, Ils. per day. ’Phone 1076. D. ■ DALTON Proprietor. ALBERT HOTEL, WELLINGTON. The home of the Dramatic Profession Commercials and the Travelling PubiV The popular hostelry. Tariff, Ils. per day; £3 10s. per week. , JAMES MCDONALD .... Proprietor W. MOORE & CO. FAT STOCK BUYERS. - Land* Stock and Commission. Agents. 1 QXfi ACRBS FREEHOLD —9 -miles J-OOV from Palmerston North. Carries 3 ewes and cattle to the acre. Good fences; water in every paddock. 90 acres 1 in crops; 4% miles Creamery, Station, stores, etc.; good motor roads. Eight-roomed house, whare, woolshed, cowshed, dip and yards. Price, £32. Q-f C 7 ACRES— Carrying at present 144 AL • cows. One mile from Railway, ■ Township and School. 100 acres in heavy flax. Over 100 acres in best English grasses. Five-roomed house with all conveniences, six-bail cowshed with machines; pig sty, etc., etc. Price, £l4O. W. MOORE & CO., Rangltikel St., PALMERSTON N. ’Phone lies. PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.— JAMES L. POTTER FMIVATI PBTBCTIVB. (Late N.Z. Police, Eleven Years’ Experience, Five Years Detective, Auckland.) Evidence obtained and compiled in law case*. Detective work in respect to family matters treated confidentially, and with tact. Female agents supplied for surveillance work. Tracing of anonymous letter writers a speciality. Missing friends, relatives, debtors searched for diligently. ’Phone 2374 A. Address — 42. BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS. A U C K X. A H D.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1598, 9 December 1920, Page 45
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