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Motueka Star, Volume I, Issue 14, 27 September 1901, Page 6

BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. (PRORIETOR FOR THE PAST 29 YEARS) Begs to thank his numerous Customers and the Public generally for past patronage, and assures all who favor him with a call, that they will FIND EVERY HOME COMFORT with MODERATE CHARGES. Superior Imported and Colonial Wines. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WELLINGTON. Telegraphic A ddress, Semi's "Wellington The first addition"- of fifty commodious and elegantly furnished rooms to this First Class Hotel are now open to the public. The attention of visitors is drawn to ri o fashionable situation of - SeaiTs Hotel and its close proximity to Parliament House, and Loth Government and Mamiwatn Railway Stations, makin<» - it easy of access to those arrivin" - comforta hi A lawn .•en so has been spared in mak\t o'.ice the mos.t modern and ole rfotel in the Colonv. m\ with deck chairs and with electricity, has • the use of guests. :.-bo;.s are fissured of all trains and boats. TiHC PORT, NELSON. f. m. -Kfancbl PROPRIETOR. F. O. Ji. begs to call the attention of VISITORS from MOTUEKA and SURROUNDING DISTRICTS to the close proximity of this favorite Hotel to the Wharves. Families making this House their place of call can depend upon receiving every attention. Wixes, Ales, and Spirits Unsurpassed in the City. 3 G A well trained LURCHER(dojr i.xwo years old, a hai Apply sharp Star, Office «imn««E MILLWRIGHTS, ENGINEERS & BOILERMAKERS, Wellington. Makers of every description of Brick - ™" w Machinery, Crushing Rollers, .Presses, Sanitary Drain-pipe Manli i r-. (:«<-; m n d Hi as a n d Latin dry Ma el vinery A serves for BRGADBENT and BON'S HYDRO EXTRACTORS.