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HOTEL NOTICES. H INTON ' a NEW ZEALA.NDER HOTEL, MANN&RB, BTBELT,' WELLINGTON. J. H. HINTON, Proprietor. IJfflE NEW ROYAL HOTEL. Rangitlkei Street, Palmeiston N. ARTHUR HAYWOOD Proprietor. Arthur Haywood having taben ever the abore, solicits the Patronage of all old and new friends. The Hotel is fitted throughout with Eleotrio Liaht, and affords SUPERIOR ACCOMODATION to Visitors. Speight's Alo on draught. TARIFF, Sj. 6d. P.O. Box 203. Telephone M. THTHITEI HART HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. This old of th? most up-to-date and best Hotels to stay at in tho Dominion, having only bsen rebuilt four years. Tariffs Bs. 6d. per (Lay. F. M. DREWITT. Proprietor. (pIENTRAL HOTEL, Emoraon and v Dolten Streets, NAPIER. RMUILT 1912. Tha sunny climate, aided by staying at this Up-to-date Hotel, will make your Holiday in Napier a most onjoyable one. Heated Throughout With Ideal Radiators. Moderate Tariff. Excellent Cuisine. W. E. HILL, Proprietor, La to of Dunedin and Christchuroh. 551 PRIVATE HOTEL, Foilding J 8 LEADING House. One Minuto from Railway Station, Commercial men and holiday-soekora will find this houso up to date an every particular. Fifty rooms, exoollent table, good attention. Entirely under now management. Tariff 6s. 6a. MRS. M'CONACHIE, Proprietress. PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL, Corner Wellesley and Hobson Streets, Auckland. (Under New Management.) TyTR. H. F. CAMERON, late of National JtH. Hotel, Wellington, has token over the above Hotel, and hopes to' weloomo all old customers. Catering especially supervised by Mrs. Cameron. Best of Liquors kopt. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. PRIVATE HOTEL, ■£i Clyde Quay. , ■ (Near Wharf and Te Aro Railway Station.) Kitchen under entire charßO of Mr. Fix, lato Chef Royxd Oak Hotel, Wellington, for 9 years. Visitors' and Permanent®' rates: ss. por dayi 255. per week. 'Phone 16W. MRS. FIX, Proprietress. MOTEL GRAND CENTRAL. 107 * CUBA STREET. Wellington's Leading Private Hotel. Ao commodation for 100 miests. Fifst-clasa Cuisine. Every modern convenience, Lodges' Private Drawing-rooms. Sitting-rooms, etc., Lounges, and eight modern Bathrooms, including electric light and eleotrio fire alarms. ' Tariff, 6s. day. Permanent Boarders as por -arrangement, THB CRITERION • HOTEL, New Plymouth. This well-known House, having boon entirely remodelled, provides splendid accommodation for the commercial publio. Electric Light throughout. Tariff, Bs. Night Porter. - : - .T. M'KEAN, Proprietor. GOOD COUNTRY HOTEL FOR SALE. TTTTE require a buyer for a really good Vv Country Hotel, on the railway lino, close to a good City. Lease about 4} years. Net rental, 355. Boer, 24/18 gals, monthly. Takings during the last 2 Winters and one Summer averaged .£7B per week genuine. Prko for goodwill, .£ISOO. Furniture and stock at valuation, about another .£7OO. Cash required, about .£ISOO. Attached to the hotel aro Livery Stables, Billiard Room, Tobacconist Shop, and Barber's Shon. Modem, building of 25 rooms in excellent ord«r. Recently painted and papered throughout. Only four servants required. Trado mostly baT. All drinks 6d. Early application is necessary, as this house will sell. It is a genuine affair, and all figures will bo proved. j Apply immediately to DWAN 8E05.,. WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Tfee Wondef-Wosktog PLAHTOIDS ' • . will • • - Make Yocr Garden • • Into • • J: A FAIRYLAND OF :: FLORAL LOVELINESS I 4 PLANTOIDS are little green tablets of Plant Food. You place thorn in tho soil of your garden beneath the surface, and closo to tho Plant or Vegetable you wish to grow to the fullest possible perfection, and you will be' delighted to see the magnificent growth that will result. 60 for sixpence 150 for one shilling Post Free ORDER TO-DAY 1 To-day and every day just now is valuable Plantoid growing time. Don't lose a day I Get a supply of Plantoids and use them at once.' If your Seedsman cannot fill your wants, order direct form Nimmo it Blafa, DUNEPIN. ®Y villi make you well aud keep yoa R healtliy. To-dav is the best day H J? ' to commence taking it. Will YOU?

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