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Free Lance, 30 March 1901, Page 10

THE EVENT OF . . THE CENTURY. . . RE-OPENING OF Wickens' Photographic Studio BY E. J. HALFORD. NEW FACES ! NEW STYLES ! SEE DISPLAY IN VESTIBULE.

The Geisha Tea Rooms MISS MURRAY ART FLORIST wishes to announce to the public that she has opened a JAPANESE TEA ROOM at her new premises. No. 23, WILLIS-STREET, opposite Laery and Co.'s. Private Afternoon Teas and At Homes catered for; Light Luncheon, from 12 o'clock till 2 p.m. ; Afternoon Tea from 2 till 6 p.m. All kinds of Floral devices, including Wedding Presentation Bouquets and Baskets, etc., made in the most artistic style. TELEPHONE No. 266.

THE BELLEVUE GAEDENS, (LATE McNAB'S), LOWER HUTT. THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND ORNAMENTAL GARDENS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. MESSRS ORR AND LODDER (the Proprietois) have pleasure in announcing that the BELLEVUE GARDENS (late MoNab's) are now ready to receive visitors. The residence having been thoroughly renovated and re-furnished, patrons may rely on finding everj thing first-class Private Dinner and Picnic Parties arranged for. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Permanent Boaiders and Tourists will find Excellent Accommodation at the Bellevue Gardens,. The manager (Mr Maughand) having had considerable experience with the Union Steam Ship Companj, patrons may rely on receiving the very best attention. The Gardens and their Beautiful Picturesque Surroundings are so well-known that the Proprietors feel that it is needless to describe them in this announcement. Correspondence invited, addressed either to the Manager Bellevue Gardens, or to the Proprietors, Messrs Orr and Lodder, City Buffet Hotel, Lamb ton Quay, Wellington. Telephone 702.

MRS. M. A. M ACKE N ZIE, Chemist (Per Examination), HAS REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES IN SEARL'S BUILDINGS, Opposite Government Railway Station.

Government Life Insurance. LOW PREMIUMS. LAEGE BONUSES. The watchwords of the Office are — Liberality to Policyholders. Economy in Management. STATE SECURITY. Accumulated Funds over Three Millions Sterling. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner.