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SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. Capital, £2,000,000. Accumulated Funds, £600,000. Wellington Branch: Lambton Quay. E. E. HAMMOND, Manager. NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL, 270 St. Asaph Street, CHRISTCHURCH. A Good Meal, a Good Bed, and Best of Wines and Spirits Guaranteed. J. POWER Proprietor. PALMER , TYRES HOLD ALL RECORDS. BILVERTOWN RUBBER COMPANY, Wholesale Depot: 165 Manchester St., Christchurch. m I M HAVES, Tho RED BOOT SHOP, 235 Karangahako Road, AUCKLAND. jjJ£oDONALD & ROWLEY General Storekeepers ... Millerton. Stocks of Mining Tools of all descriptions. Paints and Oils always on hand. TTNIONISTS, Patronise tbe only UNION LIVERY STABLES IN GREYMOUTH. BROWNE & COUM3E. nnATTERSALL'S HOTEL, *■ Cashel Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Lunch, 12 to 2, Is. Tariff, 7s. per day. Night and Day Porter in Attendance. Telephone 211. P.O. Box 364. FRANK GRIFFEN Proprietor. (Late Greymouth.) IMPERIAL CAFE Manners Street, WELLINGTON. (Next Clarendon Hotel.) Special Mid-day Luncheon (five courses) 9d. (Tho ' best in town.) Oysters in Bottles. Fish Suppers to take home. Kitchen under tho supervision of the Proprietor J. PERRY, Lato chef of leading hotels and N.Z. Railways. S. GORDON, Picture Framer and Direct Importer, 05 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. Tho Cheapest and Best House for Picture Framing. Mouldings sold by length and Glass by foot. PICTURE ARCADE, 1.11 and 153 High Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Direct importers and manufacturers of Picture Frames, etc. Patentee and sole manufacturer of tho "Multum in Parvn" Display Fixture. A big range of Pictures ('framed and untrained) always in stock. TTIMPIRE HOTEL, MACKAY ST., GREYMOUTH. Situated in the most central position in the commercial portion of tlie town, and managed by JAMES S. VIAL, (Formerly of tho Royal Hotel). "OVERY worker, manual or mental, ■" should subscribe to The Maoriland Wokkkk, the People's Popular Penny Weekly. See last week's article on "Tho Secret of Radio-Activity," by Professor Morton Barnes, IJ.A. (tutor and lecturer), agent for The Worker, opposite Station, Lower Hutt. Send postcard if you want it delivered refiulailj* in tbo Hutt and Petone _,