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Hotel Advertisements. SEASIDE EESOET Private Boardinghouse. Eight on the Eoach. Safe Bathing. Good Fishing. Telephone. A. P. POTTER, Proprietor MORRISON'S 3TJSH HOTEL. S. POLSON Proprietor. 7\IEST-CLASS Meals. Good attention. . Best of Wines and Spirits; and nome-liKe accommodation. House is connected with telephone (Greytown Bureau). THE PALACE HOTEL. f\ make a private home comfortable are associated with the conduct of the Palace Hotel, Wellington, under the managemfnt of Mr J. Swindile, the new proprietor. Wairarana visitors to Wellington should make the Palace their home whilst there, Mr Swindale, who was for. many, years in the railway service, is well known to W»irarapa residents. He has a good idea of what visitors require, and aas sufficient business acumen to see that these requirements are fulfilled 1 Decide to try the Palace Hotel on your next visit. Penny section from tbe Government station. Situated in the heart of WiFis street, J. SWINDALE, Propriet r.

HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, Situated in the Heart of Cuba-street, WELLINGTON: i 5 Sitting JJooms, Commercial Kooms, Every Modern Convenience. Wairarapa visitors to Wellington should make the Grand Central their home. The best of attention and' First Class Meals. ACCOMMODATION FOR 100 GUESTS. Rooms may be booked per telegraph or letter. TARIFF from 6/-; Permanents 25/atid 30/-per week, D. O'CONNOR, Proprietor.

MORTON'S PRIVATE HOTEL. ~..., ■: (Late Island Bay Hotel) ISL*ND BAY. lIRST- CLASS Private Hotel, spledid- ' ly furnished and modern in every detail. An ideal home for visitors from the country, and wishin easy distance of the centre of Wellington. Trams pass the house every ten minutes. Mr Morton's reputation as a caterer is sufficient guarantee that the house will be conducted on first-clas3 linss. Tariff from 35/- per week upwards, according to position of rooms. Booms for Easter now being booked. All letters and telegrams to be addressed : F. J. MORTON, Island Bay Hotel.

W. G. BUTCHER. ,Formerly Butsher Bros). BUTCHER & SMALL GOODSMAN. )RIMEST Beef, Mutton and Pork. The Best Small Goods. Made by an pert. Ring up 'Phone 186. OGILVY & SONS, p ECOED REIGN BUTCHERY JAi Masterton. Only the Primest Beef and Mutton sold All orders carefully attended to. Telephone 65. MASTEETON MOTOR ENGINEERING. YOU cannot afford to have your motor car tampered with by alleged experts. It only tends to aggravate the trouble, heap up the expense and make you dissxtisfied right-alone; the line. I can give you practical advice and your car expert attention. I have specialised in motor engineering and devote the whole of my time to it. My charges are always reasonable, consistent with reliable and dependable P. W REARDON, Wairarapa Motor Garage, HAPEL-ST. MASTERTON Phone 103

FAREWELL LESSON IN ECONOMY. Final Slaughter of Bankrupt Stock. HAVING decided to continue tbe sale during the next few days, L. STEIN announce that town and country customers visiting his sale room during the next few days, will find Drapery, Clothing, and Mercery being ottered to effect a clearance at great money-saving prices. We would rather sell goods at amp -ice than pay heavy freight, thereto" in this instance the bargains to be obtained 'or cash are obvious and genuine. GOODs GOING AT ANY PRICE. No reasonable offer refused. Ladies' Trimmed Hats and Showroom Goods at your own price. We accept vour offer for Yelvet Ribbons—big lot black and z >lors,all widths, at half-price. NOTK A.DUETESS : L STEIN, ■BANKRUPT CLEARANCE SALE, KNOX CHURCH. L£E&BQXHALU BUTCtiE'KS, MASTERTON;' [E b?*«t Meat all the least pries— &*/ livered »\ your home, Telephone! No. 2<V

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 984, 2 March 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 984, 2 March 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 984, 2 March 1910, Page 1

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