TOURIST RESORTS. T EVIAT.HAN HOTEL, | (Nearly opposite Railway Station), f DUNEDIN, \ THE FAVOURITE HOUSE \ With the Travelling Public. i Electric light in every bedroom. f Hot baths can be had at all hours • Free of Charge to Visitors and Boarders. l MODERATE CHARGES. \ Country visitors' are reminded that if only in Town for the Day thoy can ob- • tain a Good Lunch from 12 to 2. ■ ' Fire Escapes Throughout the Building. \ , Night and Day Porterf. • All communications to ' ' ■ JAMES CONNOR. 1 Telephone 07. P.O Box 112. j ■ c '''•■'. ■ ■ i BARRETT'S HOTEL. ' ARRETT'S HOTEL VISITORS to WELLINGTON should stay at this Splendid Hotel. Every comfort and attention. Night porter in attendance. Electrio lift. , Electric light in every room. c TARIFF: lis. per day. • j f D. DALTON, .. .2 ... T Proprietor. I . I Wellington's Leading Private Hotel. ' fTIHE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, ] A 107 Cuba "Street;" ' • i (Few doors above Royal Oak.) 1 Accommodation and service equal to the « best. . ] Electric light and fire alarms ihrough- J out: 8 modern bathrooms. Personal ' supervision. TARIFF, 12s. 6d. per day. Telegrams: "Edilson," Wellington. 'Phone 3049. Porter on dutv day and night. . S. EDILSON. Proprietor. , COMMERCIAL HOTEL, / WHAKATANE. EXCELLENT Accommodation, two minutes from Post Office, one minute from wharf. Quarter of an hour from Heads. Entirely a ■ Freo House. Speight's Ale and Selected Wince and Spirits. A. J NATION, Proprietor. (Late Imperial @otel, Aucldand), Wire "Nation's," Wh'akatane, to assure Room. MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL, Ghuznee Street, Wellington. This first-class Private Hotel is now under tho management of Mwdames Cooko and M'Gowan, . late of Christchurch. Excellent accommodation, service, and cuisine. Electric light throughout. Tariff, 10s. Gd. per day; £3 is. per week. Permanents by arrangement. •Phone 22—390. DENBIGH HOTEL, FEIIDING. , THIS Leading Hotel now offers Tourists and Travellers every possible convenience. All trains met by offioient nortcrs. Highest grade Wines and Spirits. Speight's Beer on tap. Write or tolegraph for accommodation, Box 0. Tariff—lGs., Commercials Us. per diem; weekly, , £4. Telephono 5. H. R. WALLACE, Proprietor, Feilding. . ~ "ALWAYS ON THE SQUARE." T. A. HEATH. PROVINCIAL HOTEL, Clive Square, NAPIER. Transient - Guests will find the. Provincial the most convenient Hotel in Napier. Handy to Rail, Theatre, and Parado. Excellent Service, Beat Wines and Spirits. Dunedln Ales on Tap. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRIST. ■ CHURCH. ' HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria Square, Christchuroh. D. COLLINS Proprietor . (Late Clarendon Hotel.) All communications receive prompt at, tent ion. Box 532. Telephones 1040, 2279. BUSINESS NOTICES. .' WALL PAPER SHORTAGE, THERE' is absolutely no shortage at T., A. Wells, Ltd., new warehouse; 40 Taranaki Street, or 145 a Manners Street. . We hold the largest 6tock in New Zealand. 260,000 rolls of the latest and most'exclusive designs just to handi Prices range'-from 2s; upwards. T; A. WELLS, 'Phone 883. 145 a Manners Street. "OLOWERING SHRUBS, from 6d. each; i l . Hedge Plants from 6s. per 100, Shelter Trees from ss. per 100. Large Stock of first-class Apple and other Fruit Tree 3 cheap, Catalogues now ready. B. H. JUST, Botanical Nurseries, Palinerston North. •"piVERYBODY'S" For the Very Best. - FISH AND OYSTER SUPPERS OUR •SPECIALTY. Emerson Street, NAPIER, DAIRYMEN! Increase your profits by using a "Ceres", latest Swedish Separator. Cleanest skimmer, self-oiling, 16 to 144 gallons. Manning Machinery Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch. RURAL LAND FOR SALE. KKA ACRES, FREEHOLD, and 180 Qui) Acres Leasehold (adjoining with compensation) rent, 35.; well fenced and subdivided into 9 paddocks; 250 acros flat,-balance undulating to. hilly; about two-thirds ploughable. Down ita the best of English grasses; 2i acres lucerne, 25 • acres, oats and grass seed. Wintered 250 breeding ewes, 1850.mixed sheep and 43 cattle. Good 5-roorned houso. telephone and water laid on; all necessary outbuildings; only 2J miles from town. No charge for Leasehold. Price for Freehold, m 10s. p.a. W. A. EDWARDS AND CO. LTD.. Napier. ■ ! A SACRIFICE, WAIKATO-FOR 14 DAYS ONLY. R.A.K ACRES, on main metal road, \i-ir.O within 9 miles of To Awamutu and 1 mile from good township; 150 acres good river flats in gTass, balanco easy, ploughable hills; 6-roomed house and outbuildings. When improved will carry 50 cows and 100 head of cattle. Price .£l6 10s. per acre; .£IOOO cash. H. , LEWIS, Land Agent, To Awamutu. 09 A A ACRES, East Coast, 6i miles Q4lv\J good 6eaport township, winters 3500 sheep and 150 head of cattle; 6 rd. house, also 5-rd. ditto, and 3 huts, woolshed, 3-stand machines and engine, cowshed, yards and dip, 50 bates of wool each year, average price IGld. per lb. ' Gross income .£2500. Price, .£30,000; cash ,£IO,OOO, balance arranged. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, Egmont St., . New Plymouth. •tAQA ACRES, Freehold, 600 acres Xv/fJI/ good grass, balance, heavy . bush with quantity milling timber, 8 miles good fencing, 7 paddocks, winters 2 ikcep per acre, li miles Main Trunk R, Station, store and saleyards, school 1 I mile; 5-rd. House, outbuildings. Price 215 per acre, j-Qod terms. H. A. ELLISON, Te Kuiti. WAIKATO BARGAIN. qK ACRES, all in grass, carrying 27 ■ JO cows and 15 head dry cattle; Jmile from school and factory, 4 miles from railway; 4-roomed houso, concreted cowshed, with machines, and good outbuildings. Price £30 10s. per acre; .£IOOO 5 cash, H. LEWIS. Land Agent, Te Awamutu.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 300, 13 September 1920, Page 9
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