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New Zealand Tablet, 18 October 1906, Page 19

Messrs. Johnslone and Ilaslett, opticians, Manse street, Dunedin, are skilled in the work of correcting faulty vision by suitable glasses, in which they have had twenty years' experience. Examination and advice free.... The Imperial Hotel, Auckland, is the most homely hotel in that city and convenient to the general post office, railway station, and steamer. For many years Mr. and Mrs. Foster have been connected with the leading hotels in Auckland, and have recently spent a considerable sum of money in order •to brine the house up to date, consistent with the moderate tariff charged. The hotel is under the personal supervision of the proprietors, who have already added greatly to its popularity. The fact that it is not actually in the main street, though within about twenty yards of it, ensures an amount ot quietness in the evening which renders the hotel very homely