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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10272, 6 May 1919, Page 8

Gresham Jyokl Lamhton Quay NOW OPEN for the reception of Guests The Alterations and Improvements in this Hotel cannot but attract attention. P.0.80x 727. TARIFF OH fIPPkOATIQH AT HOTEL OFFICE. ’Phone 243. R. J. (PADDY) GRIFFIN, Proprietor. I nm i«v< --lar mi i»r —mar ~Z3Bi PANAMA HOTEL Corner Vivian and Taranaki streets, J. C. MASON, Proprietor. The PANAMA offers to Permanent and Transient Guests Excellent Accom. modation combined with Moderate Tariffs. Only the host of Ale* and Spirits kept in Stock SINGLE BOTTLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE. “STOP” AT THE HOTEL WHERE THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC STOP“THE CARLTON.” WILLIS STREET. aiRS V. 11. PAULSEN. Propriety e»» SIS STORIES OF SOLID COMFORT. “ATI CADI A” PRIVATE HOT EL. (Opposite Public Trust Office, LAMBTON QUADVOTED BY THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC THE MOST COMFORTABLE HOTEL IN THE NORTH ISLAND. MRS E. COCKAYNE - PROPRIETRESS’. A SHIPMENT of Ford One-Ton Trucks has reached New Zealand. Orders will be executed in rotation as received. Order Now ! The Ford_One-Tou Truck, recognised as the moat reliable Light Truck op the market, is a complete Truck Chassis built by the Ford Motor Company of Canada. Ltd. It carries with it the same service as the Ford Car. Let your local Ford Dealer arrange a demonstration. Prices: With Solid Rear With Pneumatic Tyre Equipment cone 34 x 4}in. Rear FtO.B. WolUngtoa _ Tyre Equipment WCO.B, WeUiugion £245 The Colonial Motor Co., Ltd. Auckland Wellington Timaru . Sole New Zealand Agentt aar $Ht ft SUTHERLAND AND RANKINE. Wellington,

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