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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 39, 29 September 1904, Page 7

2>TO DOITBT ABOUT IT. The Oldest Musical Firm in the Colony bupply With a Reputation never question d Pianos, Organs, - AND ALL - Musical Instruments Of the Highest Grade at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Their Stock comprises Selected Instruments irom the the World's Best Makers. $g" Art Catalogues Free for the asking. LUJIEDnr, WELLIMTOtf, HYEKCARGILI, TIMARTT & LOBDOISr. Mention ' Tablet ' when writing.

Jp 0 R SALE. Business- Goodwill of Butchery and Bakery BusinrHa in a populous and flourishing agricultural district. Hotel — Ltape of profitable Hotel in the most progressive town in Canterbury. J. MKAGHER, Export Produce Agency, Cashel St., Christcuurch, Telephone 281. Telephone 281. nnccvT t a, Qfi¥ ilUooJjLli ti£ OUffj MONUMENTAL MAPONS, BRICKLAYERS, &c, Builders akd Coktbactors. St. Aubyn Street, New Plymouth Jnst arrived and to arrive — New choice artistic designs Granite and Marble Monuments. Headstones, Croppes, etc Lowest Prices con*ibtent with Good Wor&naanphip. Iron Fences, and Concrete and Stone Kerbing. Inscriptions Cut, Painted in Black, Gilt, or Leaded. Inspection invited. Illustrated price list on application. Country Orders Carefully Packed. EUROPEAN HOTEL GEORGE STREET, DUNEDItf. W. F. BASTINGS, - ■ Proprietor (Late of Marine Hotel, Port Chalmers) The above Hotel has been Renovated and Re-furnished throughout, ncaking it in every rewpect up-to-date. Travellers and Vifcitors can r*ly upon receiving the best of attention and oomfort. All Wices, Spirits, and Beer of the Best TtrmB — 5s per day One Shilling Luncheon a Speciality, from 12 to 2 p.m. Convenient to Trains and Wharfs Telephone 673. GLOBE HOTEL OAMAEU. P. KELLY Proprietor. P. Kklly wishes to inform his friends •nd the public generally that he has purohaeed the Globe Hotel, and will be happy to meet them there. Country Visitors and the Travelling Public will find every convenience. The Hote which ia being renovated throughout has accommodation for a number of Boarder Has its Private Sitting Rooms, Billiard Room, Bath Room.eto. Convenient to the New Railway Btation and opposite the Theatre Boyal. A good table kept. All Wines and Spirits of the Beet Quality. Free Stabling accommodation.

—CENTRAL— Temperance Hotel BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. (Opp-site Oakley's Music Warehouse) Late Larkms. Mrs. Ben. Crisp, FROPRIETRESS. Country Visitors and the Travelling Public will find all the comforts of a home. Sp*cial Terms for Permanent Boarders. Dinner from 12 till 1 30 p.m. Daily. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to VISITORS TO DUNEDIN . . will find . . COUGHLAN'S NEW CHAMROCK HOTEL MACLAGGAN STREET, DUNEDIN, the Beet place to stay af. The Tariff ib 4* 6d per day. The bedrooms are newly done up and sunny. The bonoe thonph central is away from the noise of the principal thoroughfare. Addrees : — Shamrock Hotel, Dunedin. rXOFLSIOR HOTEL ■^ DUNEDIN. RODERICK MACKENZIE, Late of the Obon Hote), Pnnedin, Begs to notify that he hat> taken Donaldson's (Excelsior) Hotel, at the corner of Dowling and Princes streets, Dunedtn, where he will be glad to meet his friends. The Hotel is newly built, hai excellent accommodation for families, and all the Bfpoirtroente and Bsnitary arrangements, ir eluding hot, oold, aud shower baths, are nr»t class The pofdtior in central to post office, railway Btation, and wharf. The famous Tobermory Brand Whisky drawn from the tap. All the Liquor a kept are of the best Brands Charges moderate. Telephone 784 HUNTER AND CO., Monumental Works, Corner Colombo Street and South Belt CHRISTCHURCH. Present Stock is now being offered at a Great Reduction on forn.er prices. Tombstone etc., made to order. Any design. Concrete Kerbing, Iron Railing, Baptis- »- al Fonts, HouaeC&rviug,B etc.