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Q R I D I R O N "h~O~"t E L, Pbinces Street South DUNEDIN JOHN LAFFEY - (Late of Railway Hotel, Lawrence) - Proprietor Havmg purchased the freehold of the above popular and .iiilrally-sit.ated Hotel, and having considerably added to and improved the accommodation, the Proprietor hopes, by striot attenioii to the requirements or his customers, to obtain a fair share of ■^uppoit lounsts, Travellers, and Boarders will find all the comUocT' > a hh ° mC< SaitOb ° f 1100m ° for I'amilied. Charges strictly A Special roature . 1* LUNCHEON from 12 t0.2 o'olock. Hot Cold, and Shower Baths. The very beat of Wines Ales and Spmto supplied. A Night Porter in attendance ' ' JOHN LAFFEY - . Proprietor. Accommodation for over 100 guests. J AS. SPEIGHT AND CO MALTSTERS AND BREWERS, CITY BREWERY, DUNIDIN. hWiiever \% strike you THAT MOST TEAS LACK THAT RICHNESS, STRENGTH, AND FLAVOUR THAT CHARACTERISES THE HIGH CLASS ARTICLE ? Try "KUKOS" Tea, which POSSESSES all these qualities Your Grocer keeps it, or will procure it for you. \y RIGGLESWORTH AND BIN NS, PHOTOGRAPHERS To His Excellency the Governor, CHRISTCHURCH, WELLINGTON, AND DUNEDIN. »• LOTT AND CO., BOOT MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS, No. 9, CENTRE ROYAL ARCADE, DUNEDIN. SWEET MARIE. I've a secret in my heart When the winter draweth nigh You must hear — unto thee, A tale I would impart— And the rain clouds cross the Please draw near. | sky, gloo-mi-ly, Every foot that's warmly clad Then the Boot that's Watertight Makes the wearer's heart feel glad, Makes its owner feel all right ! And that footwear may be had We keep them strong and light At LOFT & COS. LOFT & CO. Chorus : To Loft and Co.'s you must go— Loft anJ Co.'s Boot Emporium is Royal Arcade, don't you know — situated in Where the busy throng is passing The Centre of Trade, to and fro. Th e Centre of the Royal Arcade— At all seasons of the year, The Centre of the City of DunSplendid Bargains there appear — edin. You'll be suited, never fear, At LOFT & COS. SPLENDID GUM BOOTS, 21s. If you are axious 'bout the War, TRY A "WELLINGTON." If you don't turn up till night, TRY A " BLUCHER." The Largest Equerry in New Zealand. g I N X STABLES, GLOUCESTER AND ARMAGH STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. We oan supply every reasonable enquiry. CYCLERY.— The latest convenience of the age. Bicycles Stored Patent stall, 3 per day.

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2, 11 January 1900, Page 30

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Page 30 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2, 11 January 1900, Page 30

Page 30 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2, 11 January 1900, Page 30