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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 1 May 1912, Page 4

Terminus Hotel HELENSVILLE. Ernest J. Ralph Smith Proprietor, The above newly-erected brick house is one of the most omfortable ,up-tc date and best appointed country Hotels in the colony. It is most conveniently situated to the Helensville main railway station and wharves. Kaipara-Auckland passengers, Tourists and Patrons, may rely upon the best attention, also, firstclass Cuisine. Good Table. Hot & cold Baths) Only the best Ales, Wines, and Liquor stocked. A good Billiard table sample and Committee rooms, STABLING. Visitors are invited to inspect, lil tumors SADDLER AND HARNESSMAKER, HELENSVILLE. Special Price List Saddles. ' No t, Basil seat, Col. kneepads ' - .. £1 8 (j No 3, Hogakin seat, Col. kneepads .. £2 5 0 No 11, Hogskin seat, Col. kneepads .. £2 10 0 Stock Saddles, Bar-plated tree. No 30, Hogskin seat, pads, £3 5 0 No 32, „ „ £3 8 0 No 13, „ well finished £3 17 0 No 38, „ knee and thigh pads, stylish finish,. £4 5 0 No 41, 42, 52 extra good, -~ ;*> special value £4 15 0 Buggy Harness— £6 10a, £7 ss, £8 10s. Cab Harness — £7 10s, £8, £8 10s, £9. Bridles, Large ring bits, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, Bs, 9s Nickel Spurs fro s m 3s 6d. Bags, Gladstone Bags, and all Requisites stocked The Central Boardinghouse* HELENSVILLE. MRS B. CULLEN desires to intimate that she has taken over the long established Boarding House lately under the control of Mrs Rea. Every effort will be made to provide a HOME for the Travelling Public, with Good Cuisine, Attention and "Civility 5 Prompt attention to Letters and j Telegrams. ) Address — ' MRS B. CULLEN, Commercial Koad Railway Pioneer Dining Rooms North Railway HELENSVILLE, Close to Wharf and Railway (Station. j, fTcain, WISHES to notify the General Public that he has now opened his Dining room for their convenience ■ on Arrival and Departure of Steamers I and Trains. HOT AND COLD MEALS, LUNCHEONS. Tea, Coffee or Cocoa, Cakes and Sandwiches, Gd. —All First-class Goods.— Cordias, etc. Cigarett-as, etc. Dinner, Breakfast and Tea la. Gleeson's Hotel. At Foot of Hobson Street, and close to Wharf. VICTOR CORNAGA, (Formerly of the Queen's Head, Symonds Street,) Has a Cordial Welcome for Old and New Friends at above .- . address. On the man. in the ftreet who is feeling dead beat, -We venture right here to inflict a Few words of advice ; to buck up in a trie s, ~ - .^ And gather fresh pluck from a 'Victor,?! [S T.B.~Nothing is too good for our Uu&tomer?, *•■-• •. - •■'