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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8351, 11 February 1913, Page 12

AUCTION SALES TO-DAY, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11th, 1913, At 12.30 p.m. sharp. MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE, AXMINSTER CARPETS, MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, MISSIVE SIDEBOARD, VALUABLE BRONZE STATUARY, SOLID SILVER aND E.P. WARE, CJIIPPENDALE CHAIRS AND TABLES, INLAID WALNUT DO. ELEGANT BEDROOM SUITES. ALMOST NEW MASSIVE ALL-BRASS BEDSTEAD, Etc., Etc. At tho Residence, 72, WEBB STREET. Ah. WILSON AND CO. have been • favoured with instructions from Mrs Lachman, who is giving up housekeeping. to sell at her residence, as above—--400 LOTS! 400 604 A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. LAND SALE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, At 1 p.m., At the DRUIDS’ HALL, SHANNON. JR. STANSELL, SENIOR, has re- • ceived instructions to hare hulain it ted to Public Auction at the Druids' Hall, Shannon, on WEDNESDAY, February 26th, 1913. at 1 p.m. 18 Business Sites opposite Railway Station and Ballance street. Shannon. Also 19 Sections fronting Juylan street. Shannon, and other valuable Sections, some of which were purchased in 1887, this being the first time they have been offered to the public. For plans and particulars apply J. R. STANSELL, SENIOR, Offices, Lyall Bay, Shannon and Levin. LEADING HOTELS WELLINGTON’S LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL HOTEL BRISTOL (Corner of Cuba and Ghuznee streets), STEICTLY FIEST-CLAS3. rpHIS is a modern brick bouse lined A throughout with sanitary asbestos, absolutely fireproof with nearly 100 rooms. Every possible convenience, in* eluding drawing-rooms, writing-rooms, reading-rooms, smoking-rooms, and bil-liard-room, with standard Aloook bil-liard-table. Very best cuisine, SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY, the BRISTOL commands a perfect view of the harbour and hills from its «paci* ous balconies and garden roofs. Tariff, 6s per day. Permanent rates arrangement. Proprietor J. H. HINTON, THE NEW , COMMERCIAL HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. T/jT OST Comfortable and Luxurious Hotel in the Dominion. SPACIOUS BALCONY AND ROOF PROMENADE. TARIFF, 8a per day; £2 2a per i/bd’. Only the Best of Wince, Spirit*, and Ale* kept in stock. U. H. ROBERTSON Proprietor; YOUNG'S PRIVATE HOTEL. 260 a, Lambton quay, Hannah's Buildings, Wellington. The moet central and up-to-date in Dominion. 1(10 bedrooms. Tariff—Permanent Boarder* 18e to 20* weekly, casual ia 6d per day. Meal* from Bd, or 21 tickets for 14a. PANAMA HOTEL, CORNER OP VIVIAN AND TARANAKI STREETS. ALL CASE WHISKIES FROM Saj BULK, 4« 6d. COLONIAL ALES AND STOUT XOd PER BOTTLE. rpHE PANAMA offer* to Permanent JL and Transient Guests Excellent Aooommodation combined with Moderate Tariff. Only the beet of Ales and Spirit* kept in stock. J- C. MASON, Proprietor. rjTROCADERO PRIVATE HOTEL. X Manchester Christchurch. One minute's walk from Railway Station. First-class Accommodation for Permanent Boarders and Travelling Pubbo. Electric Trams to all parts of the City pass every few minutes. Tariff from 6s per day. B- C. DAVID, Proprietor. EMPIRE HOTEL, WILLIS STREET. RECENT improvements and extensive interior alterations, including tbs addition of a new and up-to-date electric lift, have just been completed and installed at this Hotel. New Spacious Lounge and Reception Room. Two Night Porters always in attendance All trains and steamers met. Box 385. . 'Phone 186. F. POOL. Proprietor. TRAMWAY HOTEL. Adelaide Road. T7VRANK McPARLAND wishes to notify J? bis many friends and the public generally that he has taken over the above well-known Hostelry. All old friends made welcome. Best brands of Wines and Sbirits only stocked. WELLINGTON HOTEL TI/TR CHRIS. JANSEN, of 25, Cambridge terrace, wishes to notify that be ha* taken over the above well-known Hotel, and will be pleased to reoeiv* a call from old friends. ONLY THE BEST WINES AND SPIRITS STOCKED. THE WELLINGTON HOTEL, Molcewortb street. VICTORIA HOTEL, PETONE, UNDER Entirely New Management. SPEIGHT'S ALES ALWAYS ON TAP. R. I. DANSEY, 376 (Late of Otago), Proprietor. DOMINION HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH (Opp. Theatre Royal). VISITORS to Christchurch tin be sure of a welcome at the above hostelry. Moderate Tariff and Excellent Cuisine. Letters and Telegrams promptly at tended to, J. I- SUTTON, Proprietor.