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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIX, Issue 15, 11 April 1901, Page 28

JAMES KEENEY, Late of the Trafalgar Hotel, Greymouth, begs to announce that he has taken over the Hotel known as the 'THISTLE INN,' Opposite Government Railway Station, WELLINGTON, Where he is prepared to cater for the wants of the travelling and general public. Exoellent Accommodation. Good Table kept. Best Alee, Wines, and Spirits in stock. Trams pass the door every five minutes. James Keeney - Proprietor. Telephone 1193. JAS. SPEIGHT AND OO MALTSTERS AND BREWERS, CITY BBBWERY, DUNIDIN. J^ R. BARCLAY, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, No. 27 Rattbay Sebeet, DUNEDIN.

SILVERINE A perfect substitute for Silver at a Fraction of the Cost. SILVERINE Is a Solid Metal, takes a High Polish and Wears White all through. More durable than Electroplate, at onethird the cost. SILVERINE Has given Immense Satisfaction to thousands of Purchasers. SILVERINE Posted Free to any part of New Zealand at following prices : Tea, After loon and Egg Spoons 5s doz Dessert Spoons and Forks 10s doz Table Spoons and Fork* 15s doz BOLE AGENTS EDWARD REECE & SONS Fdbnishino and Genual Ironmongers, COLOMBO ST., CHRISTOHURCH

/CRITERION HOTEL PKINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. CONNOB AND HARHIB, PBOPBIETOKS. We have great pleasure in announcing that we have purchased the above well-known house from MR. JAMES LISTON, so long and favourably known in connection with its management. We need hardly assure our Friends and the General Public that we will make the CRITERION a really comfortable home for Commercial Men and Travellers. IN reference to the above announcement by MESSRS. CONNOR and HARRIS, I regret that, ov. ing to ill-health, I am com* pelled to retire from active business, and have sold them my interest in the CRITERION. I have to thank all my Friends for the liberal support I have received in this favourite house, and now bespeak a continuance of this support for myesteemed successors, who, I feel sure, will make the CRITERION HOTEL one of the best houses in the Colony. JAMES LISTON.