Where To Stay.
THE COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Cuba Street Extension WELLINGTON. DMITTED to be tlie finest Private Hot«l in the Empire City. Eighty large, aifry and well furnished bedrooms, spacious sitting, writing and commercial rooms. First-class meals and good allround service. Visitors to the Columbia obtain a fine view of the harbour and surroundings. Trams pass the door every few ! minutes Elsoiriv. ft* and every modern convenience. Leiteit ind telegrams receive careful attenw . T. P. LI ON 3 Proprietor. MORRISON'S BUSK HOTELS. POLSON Pjropbietob. FIRST-CLASS Meals. Good attention. Best of Wines and Spirits; and home-line accommodation. House is connected with telephone (Greytown Bureau). THE PALACE HOTEL. ALL the combinations that go to make a private home "omfortable are associated with the cor-duo 4 ; of the Palace Hotel, Wellington. under the manageTOFnt of Mr J. Swindle, the new proprietor. Wairaraua visitors t6 Wellington should mnko the Palace tli.vir home whilst there, Mr Swindale, who was for many years in the railway service, is well known to Wairarapa residents. He has a good id»a of what visitors requiie. and /ias sufficient business acumen to see that these requirements are fulfilled' Decide to try the Palace Hotel on your next visit. Penny section from t u, e Government station. Situated in the heart of Willis street, J. SWINDALE, Proprietor.
THE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, Situated in the Heart of Cuba-streot, WELLINGTON, PLMtJIDLY Tarnished, Private Sitting Jttooms, Commercial ftooms, Every Modern Conyenience. Wairarapa visitors to Wellington should make the Grand fonfcral thoir home. The best of attention and First Class Meals. ACCOMMODATION' FOR 100 GUESTS. Rooms may be booked par telegraph or letter. TARIFF from 6/-; Permanents 25/and 30/- per week. D. O'CONNOR, i Proprietor. MORTON'S PRIVATE HOTEL. (Lite Island Bay Hotel) ISL*ND BAY. FIRST-CLASS Private Hot-el, snledidly furnished and madern in every detail. £ n ideal homo for visitors from the country, and within easy distance of the centre of Wellington. Tr ims pass the house every ten minutra. Mr Morton's roputat.o i as a caterer is sufficient guarantee that the house will be conduct d on first- class linns. Tariff from 36/- per wtek upvraids, according to position of rooms. Kooms for Easter now being booked. All letters and telegrams to be .addressed : F. J. MORTON, Island Bay Hotel.
GLADSTONE HOTEL. E W. YOUNG- (late of the Wait'ira Hotel, Waitara). bags to annciiDCo to the residents of t'le Wairarapa th.tt he has taken over the above well known and popu.ar hostelry The proprietor trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of public patronagH. First-class Table always kept. Nothing but the Bast Brands of Wires and Spirits stocked. W. C. PAGE, Proprietor. THE best of accommodation, lienors and also good wholesome meals, clean beds, airy rooms and prompt attention. Good Stabling and Paddocking. Telegrams and letters immediately <jpli «H tu W. YOUNbr, Proprietor. TE i\JUi HOTEL,
HAY. HAY. HAY. w E have a sfcosk of Prim 9 Jlover Hay; «lso a good line of Cow Hay. CHAMBERLAIN AND SON, CONTRACTORS FOE GRAIN AND CLOVER THRESHING, Albert Stbset, Mabtkbton Tis ciWEEr nno /-iourt id Owjfijflr io Ootrßj? Bat oil, how bitter To court a youusj lady Tnen not get her. Unt if you do have The luok to i»et hor, Fumi-sri; throughout at Tue Paraxon Furniture Works. QUMM STKEET SOTTTH; MiSTERTO.N, Pjragn'ell'a Buildings.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10045, 20 July 1910, Page 1
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