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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIX, Issue 26, 27 June 1901, Page 31

yy RIGGLESWORTH AND BINNS, PHOTOGRAPHERS To His Excellency the Governor, CHRISTCHURCH, WELLINGTON, AND DUNEDIN. BROS. AND CO., High Street, Dunedin HOTEL BROKERS AND AGENTS. We have some of the Best Hotels in the South Island on our books for Sale. Valuations made and advanoes arranged on Hotels. R. S. BLACK, RABBIT EXPORTER, Dunedin. Is prepared to receive Rabbits v t Cattle Yards, Mataura, and Ocean Beach, Bluff. Special arrangements with Large Landowners to dear their ground of Rabbits. RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED. Box 230. Office, opposite Telegraph Office, Dunedin.

HUNTER AND CO., Monumental Works, Corner Colombo street and South Belt, Chbistchttrch. Present Stock is now being offered at a Great Reduction on former prices. Tombstones, etc., made to order. Any design. Concrete Kerbing, Iron Railing, Baptismal Fonts, House Carvings, etc. TTOTELS FOR SALE DWAN BROS. (The Leading Hotel Brokers, Valuers, and Financiers of the Colony), WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Established 1880. Full particulars supplied to Bona Fide Purchasers only. Hotel, Rangitikei, rent £4 per week, price £4500 ; Hotel, Wellington City, taking about £80, price £2350 ; Hotel, Taranaki, first-class business ; Hotel, Wellington, rent £6, price £2800 ; Hotel, Hawkes Bay, price £1700 ; Hotel, Feilding district, price £1400 ; Hotel, Marton district, rent £3, price £2600. DWAN BROS., WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.

Mdowh^ To a meal unless it includes a cap of that delicious beverage " KUKOS " TEA This Tea can be obtained from the leading Grocers and Storekeepers throughout Otago and Southland, and is, without doubt, the VERY BEST. It is put up in four qualities, packed in lib. and £lb. packets, and 51b. and 101 b. tins.

/^ IT V HOTEL, DUNEDIN. Having LEASED my •\*+~. xv*^*' •> HOTEL to Meaera. J. .J <__-'*?<-- CONNOR and J. T. and in bespeaking a L'onijr^^^Bßßßrtj^ffiffffl^'^lfl/ tinuanue of the same for J^H^^HBH^KHM|nin2|sn7R*aCs£Ui my successors I feel quite 9rf£2P^^^Dßfl|DßUKfl(jaßiftlpt>^ satisfied that the reputaon tne Hotel has enjoyed under their Management. J. F. NIXON. WITH reference to the above, we feel that it is hardly necesnary to assure our Friends and the Patrons of the ' City ' that no effort will be spared on our part to merit the Patronage bo liberally bestowed on our esteemed predecessor.