Motel Advertisements. "|t OASTLEPOINT SEASIDE BESORTJ Private Boardingfhouso. | Eight on tha Beach. Safe Bathing. Good Fishing. Telephone. A. P. POTTER, Proprietor. t< GLADSTONE HOTEL. 1 THIS comfortable hostelry is con-;; ducted on up-to-date lines. | Good meal3—the best of liquors. | Light refreshments may be had at a any hour. f Splendid fishing in the vicinity. _ | Euamahunga trout are no tod for their size and delicacy. C. G. WHITE, Proprietor. THE COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Cuba Street Extension, WELLINGTON. t OMITTED to be the finest PrivateFJ ,qL HoW in the Empire City. Eighty | large, airy and well furnished bedrooms,Jj sitting, writing and commercial rooms. First-class meals and good ail-g round service. Visitors to the Columbia übtain a fine view of the harbour and | iurroundings. ffl Tram 3 pass the door every few| minutes. m Elecirio lift-i and ev-.ry modern con-J venience Letters 'Vid tel-sgrams re-|| ceiva careEul attention. jj| T. P. I Proprietor, MORRISON'S BUSK HOTEL. | 3. POLSON PBOPJtItSTOB.| ÜBST-CLAS3 Meals. Goodat4wifcinn.| Best of and Spirits; aadK aoma-liKo accommodation. j| House is connected with telephone y" (Greytown Bureau). • THE PALACE HOTEL. | ALL the combinations that go tol make a private home eoiufortable|| are associated with the conduct ot tbe|| Palace Hotel, Wellington, under th-l tnanagemr-nt of Mr J. Swindile, the newj| proprietor. Wairarvoa visitors to Wei-J lington should innke the Palace theirjg home whilst there. Mr Swindale, who|| svas for many years in - the rail way ,j$ service, is well known to Wairarapag residents. Hehasa.good idea of whatg; visitors requite, and /ias sufficient business acumen to see that these requirements are fulfilled l Decide to try the Palace Hotel on your u-ixt visit. Penny section from the Government station. Situated in the heart of Willis street, J. SWINDALE, Proprietor, HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, Situated in the Heart of Cuba-street, WELLINGTON, SPLENDIDLY Furnished, Private bitting Kooms, Commercial Rooms, Every Modern Convenience.
Wairarapa visitors to Wellington 5 should mak'j the Grand their; home, The best of' attention and Firstf Class Meals. ACCOMMODATION FOR 100 GUESTS. Rooms may be booked per telegraph or letter. TARIFF from 6/-; Permanents 25/and .30/- week. D. O'CONNOR, Proprietor. MORTON'S PRIVATE HOTEL. (Late Island Bay Hotel) ISLAND BAY. FIRST-CLASS Private Hotel, sordidly furnished and modern in everjfi detail. An ideal home for visitors from! the country, and within easy distance of! the centre of Wellington. Trams passl the house every ten minutes. _ | Mr Morton's reputation as a caterer i3| saffcipnt 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, | i Island Bay Hotel. W. G. BUTCHER. (Formerly Butsher Bros). BUTCHER & SMALL GOODSMA.N. jpRIMEST Beef, Mutton and Pork. < The Best Small Goods. Made by an export. Ring up 'Phone 186. TO FARMERS. WE are CASH purchaser? of CHAFI HAT, STRAW, and all kinds o: GRAIN. CHAMBERLAIN AND SON, CONTRACTORS FOR GRAIN AND CLOVER THRESHING, ALBERT STKZZT, Mastsbtcj 9 f 'P IS CI WEET mo /TiOQRT JLIS OiVEET lo VjOURT But oh, how bitter To court n yoiin-f lady Then not get her. But if you do have The luck to get hor, Furnish throughout aL . Trie Paragon Furniture Works. J. H. BLOCKfSY. Queen Street South, Masterton. Pragnell's Buildingj,
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10039, 9 May 1910, Page 1
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