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BOARD AND RESIDENCE. (Continued from Page 1.) ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL, ORIENTAL BAY. Charmingly. Situated, overlooking the Harbour. Excellent Cuisino. Modern and j Up to Date in Every Detail, ■ • C. W. THIIOSBY, n Proprietor. • 'Phono 21—2.59. > Telegrams—Kiosk, Wellington. ' '.Phone 1190.' One minute from car. Electric. Light and all Modern Conveniences. KING'S PRIVATE HOTEL (Late Wcntworth), CLYDE QUAY, WELLINGTON. Firet-cla6s Accommodation for tho Travelling Public. Good Table. Modcrate Tariff. H. JABLES. Proprietor. ; 11 RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL, DOMINION AVENUE (Plimmer's Steps). Under new management. This new, first-class Private Hotel is now .open to receive Guests. Two bathrooms on each floor, excellent cuisino. Com- . manding view from roof garden of Wei-, t lington and Harbour. Terms moderate, j J. DUNCAN. Proprietor. 'Phone 628. e ' £ PUBLIC NOTICES. BRITISH ! INDUSTRIES 1 FAIR, 1921. 7 LONDON, BIRMINGHAM. GLASGOW, d ' At. the 1 WHITE CITY, LONDON, r FEBRUARY 21 TO MARCH 4. ' 1921. . rjIHIS Exhibition, constituting an Interesting and Comprehensive Range of British Manu- ■ factures, .offers a unique oppor- • tuiiity to New Zealand' Merchants and Buyers. All Dominion visitors and' British Representatives of Now Zealand Houses will be heartily welcomed. For full Information on every point, apply to HIS MAJESTY'S TRADE COMMISSIONER, 11 Grey. Street, Wellington. s " b MONEY TO LEND. FIRST MORTGAGE MONIES. ~ /"VWING to interest rates being con c idV orably higher outside New Zealand, ' sums are constantly being withdrawn, and . all landholders would be well ad- . vised to : place their finances on a safe basis without further delay. Money Available at Gj and 7 per cent, for .first: mortgage over medium-priced freehold farms only. Apply _ CHARLES B, BUXTON, 256 Lambton Quay (next Hannah's). Wellington. . 'Phones 2125 and 1541. BUSINESS NOTICEB. BOOTS., right prico nnd quality. Men's light English soles, 295. 6d.; special vnlue in Men's Box Calf Boots, English 6oles. 455., at Escott's (opposite Express Co.). ' T EATHER does not last as long as XJ good rubber. Got WOOD-MILNE Rubber Heels fitted to your boots—'tis cheaper I .- MOTOR SERVICES. TAURANGA-MATAMATA MOTOR ' SERVICE. ■ ' caVfl Tauranga 8 a.m. Daily, ' • connecting with the Rotorua-Auck- , •and Expross. Cars leave Matamata ' Daily, on arrival Aucklapd-Rotorua Ex- ' press (about 3 p.m.\. ' Book Seats, collect wire. Fares—Boa. Single; 555. Return. . , Booking Offices: Matamata, T. ,T. Un- J derwood, Accountant. . Tauranga 'Phones, 8.1 and 140. '• .T. F. WINTLE, Tauranga. , TOURISTS! ' TARANAKI TRIPS—To North Egmont, Mountain rtlouse, Tuesdays, Tbure. days, and Sundays. Fares, return same i day, 17s. 6d.; stop-over. 225. Cd.; single, I 15s. Write or wire for seats. SNELLING AND ANDREWS, , Tourist Garage. NEW PLYMOUTH. Special Trips Arranged any timo, any. where. Thone 357. ROTORUA to East Coast and Ure- | wera Country .--Powerful Motors. Wire for Seats. E. E. Williams, Royal Mail Contractor. Hinemoa Street, Rotornn. 'Phone 124. SHIPPING NOTICeO. ( SHIRE LIN B. < HIKE LINE I I ( LONDON and WEST COAST PORTS, I < UNITED KINGDOM—Out and Enn*. ■ S.S. BERWICKSHIRE, j Loading November. > Cargo Carried at Low Rates of Freight. ' Offers of Cargo London to New Zealand Wanted. , SHIRE LINE built first itsamer ip#el- 1 ally construoted for New Zealand R«frig< ' erated trade, which vessel loaded ill New i Zealand, 1884. Since then Company hav« i " t been continuously in the Pstsenger nnd f Cargo Trade to and from New Zealand. For passage and freight, apply to— .TURNBULL, MARTIN AND CO., DUNEDIN, Loading Broker*. j ._. . . ] pASSENGERS TO ENGLAND. . THOS. COOK AND SON, DIRECT AGENTS FOR 1 ALL PASSENGER LINES TO EUROPE. Berths arranged by all line?. MONEY. MATTERS ARRANGED. COOK'S PASSENGER AGENCY, ' COOK'S PASSENGER AGENCY, 62 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, Wellington. ROYAI, PACKET NAVIGATION COMPANY (K.P.M. Line). FAST Mail, Passenger, nnd Cargo Scr- ' vice to Java Pouts nnd Singapore, 1 via Brisbane and Macassar. i j Through. Tickets, first-class, issued to Singapore, connection either at Sourabaya or Ba*avia guaranteed by 'lie fust, ' up-to-date steamers Melchior Treub and. Rumphius. Next Sailings from Sydney: ] j S.S. lIOUTMAN, December 21. . i S.S. ROGGEVEEN, January. JOHNSTON AI\!D CO., LTD., ; Tel. 44. Agonts.