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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10115, 10 October 1910, Page 1

HOTEL ADVERTISEMENTS, THE PALACE HOTEL. A LL the combinations that go to .OL make a private home comfortable are associated with the conduct- of the Palace Hotel, Wellington, under the management of Mr J. Swindale, the new proprietor. Wairarapa visitors to Wellington should make the Palace their home whilst there, Mr Swindab, who was for many years in the railway service, i 3 well known to Wairarapa residents. He has a good idea of what visitors require, and iiaa 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. }RINCE Ob' WALES' gHOTKL Queen Stbeet, Mastebton. Mr. A. O, Scrimgeour begs co inform th« Residents of Masterton and district that he has taken over the above well known house. The Hotel will be conducted on the most- approved lines, with best accommodation at moderate rates. Temperance drink-" at ba;'.' r

PIER HOTEL (Opposite Queen's Wharf), WELLINGTON P. J. QRSFFIN, Pbopbietob Tariff ?/-. Telegraph! Addreso: P. 0., Wellington. Telephone 949. OST central Hotel in Wellington to Post Office, Shipping, Banks and leading merchants offices and trading houses.

WHEN IN CARTERTON SEE THAT YOU VISIT THE ROYAL OAK HOTEL, A. HARBROE, Proprietor. lIRST-CLASS Accommodation for Travellers. Terms moderate. Speight's Celebrated Ale. Alcock's Billiard Table. Best Brands Wines and Spirits. Horse Paddocks and Loose Boxes. Telephone No. 78, Carterton. SHEPHERD'S ARMS HOTEL. Tinakori Road, Wellington. ,fRS F. BUICK wishes to an/J. nounce that she has taken over the Shepherd's Arms Hotel, Tinakori Road, Wellington. The new building will shortly be completed, when Mrs Buick will be pleased to welcome Wairarapa residents as guests. Only the best of Wines, Beers and Spirits stocked. Speight's Beer always on tap. "The Hotel Where Wairarapa People Meet."

OUR Stock embraces all the new j Millinery ideas for the SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1910. There is an elaborate showing of the latest and most dainty stylo, and thought, together with a comprehensive gathering of EXCLUSIVE CONCEPTIONS from our own workroom. We have many new things to show you—decided innovations that will surprise and please you. Masterton.

SPRING AND SUMMER FOR 1910. STYLE, QUALITY, VALUE. "S now showing a, nice variety of _ DRESSY HATS. Costume Hats in all the Newest and Smartest Styles. Matrons' Toques and Bonnets. (Special attention is given i to this department to fit and becomingness). Ready-to Wears, trimmed I Velvet Bands from 7s Gel. Ready -to - Wears, trim me d Paisley or fancy silk scarves, from 10s 6d. Beautiful Flowers, Straws, Crinolines, and Millinery Novelties. I MADAME CARLE, THE MILLINERY SPECSALBST, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

CORADINE AND WHSTTAKER, TIMBER MERCHANTS, ETC., HEAVY Stocks of Dressed ane) Seasoned Timber always on hand. Kauri, Totara, Rimu, Matai, White 'Pine, etc., Sashes, Doors, Mouldings. Builders' Requisites, Oils and Colours. Queen, Chapel and King Streets, MASTERTON. MR. GERALD C. BRANSON Li orenared to take PUPILS for Voice Production, Singing ant! Elocution, Diaphragmatic Breathing. -CARTERTON— Wednesday.' Studio Room: No. 4, Exchange I Buildings, Queen Street;