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I Hotel Advertisements. USTLEPOINT seaside resort Private Boardlnghous©. Sight on the Beach. Safe Bathing. Good Fishing. Telephone. A. P. POTTER, Proprietor. GLADSTONE HOTEL. THIS comfortable hostelry is conducted on up-to-date lines. Good meals—the best of liquors. Light refreshments may be had at any hour. Splendid fiehing in the vicinity. Ruamahunga trout are noted for their size and delicacy. C. G. WHITE, Proprietor. THE COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL. Cuba Street Extension, WELLINGTON. DMITTEDto be the finest Private L. Hot°l in the Empire City. Eighty large, airy and well furnished bedrooms, spacious sitting, writing and commercial rooms. First-class mails and good allround service. Visitois to the Columbia obtain a fine view of the harbour and surroundings. Traius pass the <U-<r every few minntne. Uiieuiiic lifts and bVtry modern convenience Lwtteia ♦sad ielt>gra»na receive careful attention. T. P. LIONS, Proprietor, ; MORRISON'S BUSH HOTEL. S. POLSON PbopbietoA. "HIRsT-CLASS Meals. Good attention. . Best of Wines and Spirits; nome-liKe accommodation. | House is connected with telephone* (Greytown hureau). THE PALACE HOTEL. ALL the combinations that go to, make a private home comfortable: are associated with the conduct of ths Palace Hotel, Wellington, under the management of Mr J. Swindale, the new proprietor. Wairarana visitors to Weilington should make the Palace their j home whilst there, Mr Swindale, who I was for many years in the railway' service, is well known to Wairarapa residents. He has a good idea of what visitors require, and das sufficient business acumen to see that these requirements are fulfilled- Decide to try the Palace Hotel on your next visit. Penny section from t h e Government station. Situated in the heart of Willis street, J. SWINDALE, I Proprietor; HOTEL G&AND CENTRAL, Situated in the Heart of Cuba-street, WELLINGTON. (PLENDIDLT Furnished, Private k) Sitting Rooms, Commercial Rooms, Every Modern Conyenience. 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/. and 30/- per week. D. O'CONNOR, Proprietor. MORTON'S PRIVATE HOTEL. • (Late Island Bay Hotel) ISLAND BAY. lIRST-CLASS Private Hotel, spledidly furnished and modern in every detail. An ideal home for visitors from the country, and wHhin 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-class lines. Tariff from 35/- per week upwards, according to position of rooms. Rooms for Easter now being booked. All letters and telegrams to be addressed : F, J. MORTON, Island Bav Hotel. W. G. BUTCHER. Butsher Bros). BUTCHER & SMALL GOODSMAN. ">RIMEST Beef, Mutton and Pork. The Best Small Goods. Made by an expert. Ring up 'Phone 186. FAREWELL LESSON IN ECONOMY, Firta! Slaughter of Bankrupt Stock. HAVING decided to continue the 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 offered to effect a clearance at great money-saving prices. We would rather sell goods at any priee than pay heavy freight, therefore in this instance the bargains to be "Obtained for cash are obvious and genuine. GOODS GOING AT ANT PRICE. No reasonable offer refused. Ladies' Trimmed Hats and Showroom Goods at your own price. We accept vour offer for Telvet Ribbons—big lot black and colors, all widths, at half-price. Note address: L, STEIN, BANKRUPT CLEARANCE SALE, OPPOSITE KNOX CHURCH. i QCEEN-STSEET,

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10004, 29 March 1910, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10004, 29 March 1910, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10004, 29 March 1910, Page 1

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