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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1758, 24 May 1913, Page 7

HOTEL NOTICES. rjIHE NEW ROYAL HOTEL, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston N. ARTHUR HAYWOOD Proprietor. Arthur Haywood having taken over tho abovo solicits tho Patronage of all old and now friends. The Hotel is fitted throughout with Electric Light, and affords SUPERIOR ACCOMODATION to Visitors. Speights Alo on draught. TARIFF, Gs. Gd.' P.O. Box 203. Telephone 94. rr\HE CRITERION HOTEL, Jl New Plymouth. This well-known House, having been entirely Temodelled, provides splendid accommodation for the commercial public. Electric Light throughout. Tariff, Ba. Night Porter. J. M'KBAN, Proprietor. WHITE HART HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. This is one of tho most up-to-date and best Houses to stay at in the Dominion, having only been rebuilt four years. TARIFF: Bs. 6d. per day. F. M. DREWITT, . . Proprietor. ifSTAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL, * V Marion Street (opp. New Te Aro Post Office), City. ' Absolutely fixe and earthquake-proof. Contains all modern conveniences and oomforts. A largo promenade roof, overlooking Harbour. TariS: Gs. per day; or from 255. per week. MRS. C. A. TREGONNING, 'Phono 2947. Proprietress. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. MRS. TREGONNING, of the "Wavorley Private Hotel," wishes to notify the public that she has taken over the Columbia Private Hotel, Cuba Street. Complete renovation and refurnishing has taken place. Both Hotels will be under the direct management of Mrs. Tregonning, and are to bo run in conjunction with each other. MR- RICHARD QUINN (late ProvinItJL cial Hotel, Upper Hutt) has taken over the Family Hotel, Lowor Hutt, and invites all old and new friends to give him a sliaro of their patronage. Superior accommodation. Special Terms to Permanent Boarders.

All liquors guaranteed true to nama and label. Speight's Beer drawn from the wood. TtyTE. E. (TED.) STJLLIVAN Desires to notify tho travelling Public that from the ISth of MARCH ho has taken over tho Well-known COMMERCIAL HOTEL AT PAHIATUA. A Homo from Home. E. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. NATIONAL HOTEL, Lambton Quay. (Under New Management.) MR H. F. CAMERON, late of 'White Hart Hotel, Morton, has taken over the above hotel, and hopes to welcome all old customers. Catering especially supervised bv Mrs. Cameron. Best of Liquors kept. VOUNG'S PRIVATE HOTEL, 260 a, X Lambton Quay (Hannah's Buildings), Wellington, the most central, Mmmodious and up-to-date Private Hotel m the Dominion; bedroom accommodation for 100; tariff, 18a. to 20s. per week: absolutely fire and.vermin proof; Bath, Smoke, and 'Sitting Rooms; on every floor; casual meals from 9d., or 21 meal tickets for 14s. ; one minute from wharf, G.P.O. and railway. - XTORK PRIVATE HOTEL, 1 Feilding's LEADING House. One Minuto from Railway Station. Commercial men and holiday-seekers will find this house up to date in every particular. Fifty rooms, excellent table, good attention. Entirely under new management. Tariff Gs. Gd. g MRS. M'CONACHIE, Proprietress. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. rjEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, £i Clyde Quay. (Near Wharf and Te Aro Railway Station.) Undor Entirely New Management. . Cars pass the door. Visitors and Permanonts will find the best of everything at the following rate?: sa. per day; 255. per week. Phone IGSG. MRS. FIX, Proprietress. : WELLINGTON. TTOTET GRAND CENTRAL, 107 O. CUBA STREET. Wellington's Leading Privato Hotel. Accommodation for 100 guests. First-class Cuisine. Every niodorn oonveniepoe, Indies' Private Drawing-roomß, Sitting-rooms, etc., Lounges, and eight modern Bathrooms, including electric light and olectric fire alarms. Tariff, Gs- day. Permanent Boarders as per arrangement. WEDDING GIFT. LLOYD'S Lucky WEDDING RINGS, Solid 18ot. Gold stamped; lGs. Gd. to 50a. each. 282 LAMBTON QUAY and 114 CUBA STREET. WHY DIP, DIP. DIP? GET the "One-Dip" Pen, with which you can write 500 words, with only one dip. Local Agents: COULLS; CULLING & CO., LTD., 9 Brandon Street, | Wellington, o

Sydney May 28). per Aorangi, 10 a.m. Money-orders must, bo obtained by 9.15 a.m. Australian Statos and South Africa (due Sydney May 30), Pago Papro, Samoa, Honolulu, also Canada, United Stateo of America, Central America, West Indies, and United Kingdom, to connect with Victoria, a.t Auckland, and Ventura at Sydnpy (duo Pan Francis-co Juno 19), and mails for United Kingdom (due London Juno 29), per Main Trunk Train, 10 a.m. I'icton, lilenheim, Nelfon, Westport, Rcefton, Greymouth, and Hokitika, per 1 Aralinra, 11.50 a.m. Kelson, per Nikau, 1.20 p.m. Southern offices of New Zealand, Der Mararoa, 7.45 p.m. MONDAY, MAY 26. Picton, Blenheim, French Pass, and Nelson, also the bays, to connect with Elsie and oil launch at Picton, per Patccna, 11.50 a.m. Napier and Gisborne, per Monowai, 4.20 p.m. Southern offices of New Zealand, also Grsymouth, Hokitika, nnd Reefton, ner Maori, 6.15 p.m. TUESDAY, MAY 27. Xelson .and. Waikawa Bay, per Nikau, 4.20 p.m. Picton, Blenheim, New Plymouth, Westport, Kcefton, Greymouili, and Hokitika, per Flora, 4.20 p.m. The next best dispatch for correspondence addresFCd to Canada, United States of America, Central Amerioa, We6t Indies, and TTnited Kingdom will bo via Auckland, Sydney, and Ivan Francisco, closing at Wellington, per Main Trunk train, this day at 10 a.m. The next best dinpatch for correspondence addressed to tho Continent of Europe will be via Naples, per Aorangi, 1 closing ot Wellington, this day at 10 a.m. As May 1 to 28 is a postal statistical period, the timor* for the closing of the mails at this oflice mentioned hereunder during that- time will be ar> follow:— Mails for Australian States, also United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, ctc., . via Suez Canal, will close at 3 p.m. Mails for Canada, United States ai 1 America. Central America, Wc-?t Indies, and United Kingdom (via Ran Francisco), ! also mnil? for Karotonga and Tahiti, will 1 closc at 2.30 p.m. I Mail* for Canada-. United States of America., Central America, Woat Indies, United Kingdom, and Continent of Europe (via Vancouver), also mailt? for Fiji and Honolulu, will close at 10 a.m. A. P. DRYDEN, Chief Postmaster Chief Post Office, Wellington, May 24. 1913. WIRELESS. . Radio Station, Wellington.—The steamers Wimmora (.Sydney to Auckland), Victoria (Gisborne to Auckland), Ulimaroa (llobart t-o Bluff)* Moitai (Wellington to Pnnedin), Manuka (Wellington to Sydney), Monna (Wellington to Han Francisco), . AeiKvngi iWelling , n'in t r « HydneyV, nndl W|illc?don (Auckland to Melbourne) will probably bo within wireless range tliip evening. The' uttamert? Ulimaroa. Willoebro (Dnnedin to BlutY), Maun?:inui (Sydney to WelManuka. Moana. and Aorangi should be within wiralcßß range to-inoi'rovr ovenlnff.