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THE PALACE HOTEL. ALL the combinations' that go to make a private home comfortable are associated with the conduct, of the Palace Hotel, Wellington, under the management of Mr J. Swindale, the newproprietor. Wairarapa 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 Wnirarapa residents. He has a good idea of what visitors requite, and aaa sufficient business acumen to see that these requirements are fulfilled! Decide to try the Palace Hotel on your next visit. Penny section from tbe Government station. Situated in the heart of "Willis street, J. SWINDALE, Proprietor.

CALEDONIAN HOTEL (FEBEO-CONCBETE), HASTINGS] 61REET, NAPIER. A FINE new three-storied hotel, situated in the best part of Napier, and having a magnifioent sea view. Spacious Promenade Balcony and v —. Roof, well-furnished, large airy rooms, i; luxurious private sitting-rooms, first- y^p l class table, and the best of attention. Visitors to Napier will find this a Home away from Home. Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. A. C. BARNES, Proprietor. P.O. Box 202. , BAEEETT'S NEW EOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, (Containing over 80 Bedrooms)Chas. H. Williams, Proprietor > 7IIHE House that affords the ideal condition of Hotel Hospitality and Seal Comfort. Tariff: 7/- Per Day, (Weekly by Arrangement.) " MOTOB CAES ON HIEE. ' Tkmephonk i076.i ''••:.

HOTEL GRAND GENTRAL Situated in the Heart of Cuba-stree WELLINGTON. (PLENDIDLY Furnished, Private. Sitting Booms, Commercial Booms, Every Modern Conyenienoe. j Wairarapa visitors to Wellington should make the Grand Central their home. The best of attention and First Class Meals. ACCOMMODATION FOE 100 GUESTS. Booms may be booked per telegraph or letter, TARIFF from 6/-; Permanents 25/and 30/-per week. , D. O'CONNOR, Proprietor WHEN IN CARTERTON • SEE THAT YOU VISIT ; THE ROYAL OAK HOTEL. A. Harbroe, Proprietor. (IRST Class Accommodation for Travellers, Term* moderate. Speight's Celebrated Ale. Alcock's Billiard Table. Best brands Wines & Spirits. Horse Paddocks and Loose Boxes. Telephone No. TH. Carterton.

TENUI HOTEL, W. C. PAGE. Proprietor. SE best of accommodation, liquors and also good wholesome meals,, clean beds, airy rooms and prompt attention. Good Stabling and Paddocking. Telegrams and letters immediately replied to MORRISON'S BUSK HOTEL. S. POLSON Pbopeibtok. .lIEST-CLA.SS Meals. Good attention. ' Best of Wines and Spirits; and home-li&e accommodation. House is connected with telephone; G-reytown UureanV

ENGLISH BLOCK LEGOINGS FOE DRESSY MEN. 22/6. ILL furnish the most dressy man with a pair; of tha above hard wear, fiae quality* smart Leggings. Made of specially selected leather, and equallysuitable for light or heavy wear. We have'other lines from .- ' ■*. >9/>f to' 23/-.' ' : " '' With a climate like curs, leggings are essential to ward off the rist attending the catohing of a cold. The man about town should certainly possess a pair, for prevention is ever better than cure. Here, then, is your chance. A. stock with no end of choice as to> size, pattern and price. JAS. ELLIOTT & CO.. Saddlers; QUEEN ST.. MASTEBTON '.., GLADCTONE HOTEL, M E W *^ olJ J^^ te of the Hotel, Waitara). begs to an. nounqe to the ,resi<Jents of the: Wairarapa that he.has taken, over the above ■well known and popular hostelry. Tha proprietor. trus;ts, by- strict/attention to / publio patronage. ,„_...•; S~ r, S^^^ S <*<ißrands of Wins*- - i Proprietor.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10069, 17 August 1910, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10069, 17 August 1910, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10069, 17 August 1910, Page 6

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