inl&Uicij x'»l>UCeß< City Buffet Hotel. OPENING NOTICE. THE Fropriotorehave much pleasure , in informing tho general public that the abovo Hew and Commodious Brick Hotel, epluiididly furnished, and possessing every possible improvoment and requirement for tho convenience oi its patrunß will be cpenod for the rocoption of visitors on Thursday, Ist November, when they trust, by strict.attention to buainesß, to iiioot with tho eatno patronago as hithorto bestowed upon them, and'can assure their guests that every endeavorwill bo used to give tho utmost satisfaction, Tho Dining Boom is extensive and lofty and fitted with all tho latest modern improvements, Tho Btdromt aro large, well ven tilatcd and furnished in a superior stylo. Tho indies' out! QcnUemm's Sitting Boomi are boautifully laid out and replete, containing registered grates and every requisite to ensure comfort. The {Miliar!/ Dtpurlnimi will be under tho entiro BiipoivisionofMr Orr Eenr., assisted by efficient Btaff of assistants, and overy care and attention will be taken to the table liberally with everything in soason, and in such mannoras U> meet with tho approval tho most fastidious of epicures. HOT BREAKFASTS always ready for passengers Laving by thuenly mominjc trains, as also HOT SUPPERS on tho arrival of the 10.80 p.m. Jfanawatu train. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths, as alsu r.c. adjoining on oach flat. Wines, Spirits, aiid Ales of the choicest brands only, imported direct from the Proprietors, A Nwht Portor always in attondanco. Tho tramcar and Uubb and Co.'s bußscs pass tho Hotel evory fivo minutes OER&SON, E.H.WADDINGTON, 00MMIS31ON AGEKT, PERRY-STREET MASTERTON. LIFE. --National Muiu.l or AUaTKAUSII. FiRTJ.-iNVn;n Bain.-u & Mercantile. Hurray, KdbcrU iinu C'mipa'iv. Now Zealand Mutual OraliLmV Assucii'nn. (Limited), mid '1 lie Tnido Protection liazctttf Se:ietirvA.O.F..i.ndl'.A.fl.D. ii..:.-.■«ini.,-t.,k..oie. :u.to PIANO 3. lest Selected Stock i Orfjune Hnrmoniuinw AXDAL KINDS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE COLONY, On time Payment from 10b por week. Solo agents for Bell & Co's American Organs „ „ Carle Euke, Lipp & Sun. etc, eto . „ „ 0. Bilvanni & Co's Brass Instruments PIANOS by Brinsmead, Schwochten, Oollard & Oollard, Kaps, Hoellinp and Esdaile, B'iwl Lipp, R<>s, eior, Feller-Sprothe, liaake, MartinOiement.', Hoffman, &e, from £29. Pianos on hire for Concerts, eto HARMONIUMS by Fontin Freres Pirie, Bauer, <fce, from £lO Any of the above supplied to responsible persons upon our deferred payment torn, Yiolin Strings nnd Fittings in great variety. Brass and Wood Band Instruments Violins, Guitars, Banjoß, Musical Boxes, Englishand German Concertinas, Acoordians, etc. PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED On the Shortest Notice. HOFMaY&SONS, WILLIS-ST, WELLINGTON, Branches at Napier and Auckland. LimoHo] Lime Ho . LIME HO I WELL! What is the- matter now? Just this. Thorn has been Bueh anin on tfao HnrriottvilleLimo of lafo, thattho kiln iskopc burning day and night to keop up with the orders. All arhilects that know their business npocify nuthin!! olso but Harriottville Lime, Mauricevillc. Well, why do they specify llarriettvillo Lime? Just (his! They know tlieif busmesa, and tint is more than some pooplo do. They know 8 good article «hen they aee it. It is their bußiiions in know. They know that the limo produced at the Harriettvilla Linio Kiln is the best in the world and licks creation for whiteness. It contains 92 por cunt puro lime, guaranteed. Not 92 per cent, of sand und dross I don't prodnco such an article, and palm itoff as Mauricevillc lime. If you want such an article jußt go outside of your hnusoß and scrape np the mud off the roads, and put 8 per cont. Harriottville Lime into it ?nd jou have it. If you call on my agents-Mr J. P. Cowie, Mastortan; Mr ii, Trotm in, Greytown; Mo;nrs P, Hutson AHV, Wellington; and Mr It.T. Edwards, Palmerston,-yoa will get circulars and analrsis, or from the proprietor. Why not send alonsr y«ur orders for •*. ■ manure lime you will get it fur next to uothini; If that is not cheap encash conic ami take it for nothing. But don't be caught; THAT'S ALL. H. E. BROOKS; OSS ' Mauriceville. QUEEN'S pOUNDEY and J? ENGINEERING WORKS. Hydraulic Lifts, Gas Ovens Made to Order, Hydraulic Blasts, Colonial Ovoim Made, Water Motors Mado to Order, Stampin? Dyes and Presses, water laid on J. T. GLOVER, ENGINEER, 4a, BOULCOTT ST., WELLINGTON. Ooncral Smith, Boilermaker, Ship Smith, Millwright, Brass Work, Copper Work, Tinsmiths' Tools, Preserving Plant, Sawmill Plant, Pimting Machines, Water Engines, Brewing Plant, Waterworks Plant, Turning Lathos. Estimates Givex. 8013 SALSALINE. THE GREAT FOOD PKK3EKATIVBI valuable antiseptic preparation is tasteless, odorless, and perfectly harmless, It is •juaraiiteed to koep meat, soup, milk, etrgs, butter, fish, game, preserves, fruit, wino, and foi;d of every description aweut and wholesale till required for use. ONE SiIIUJNG PACKET will preserve !iOs worth of food, SOLD BY ALL CHRSIISTB k GROCERS, in Is or.d2s packets. „ Wholesale AKoi(t--E,H. CREASE. 3130
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3186, 23 April 1889, Page 4
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783Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3186, 23 April 1889, Page 4
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