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New Zealand Tablet, 25 April 1912, Page 6

HOTELS FOR SALE; ' • • DWAN BROS., ' Willis Street, Wellington ■ ■ (Established 32 years). ’ ; J; FOR SALE, good Country Hotel, situated in progressive farming town; lease 10 years to run; rent £7 per week; hotel is free for wines, beer, and spirits; hotel in good order; wages low; easy house to manage; large paddock used as garden, grazing, etc. ; mostly farming trade, about £BO weekly. The takings are steady and reliable. The' owner is leaving the district and has instructed us to make a sale at once. Price £3900 to go in. ! Apply— DWAH BMS,, ; ■ Sole Agents, Willis Street. TO GET MORE EGGS Give your hens a little Mustard in their morning meal. Mix a teaspoonml of COLMAN’S MUSTARD with the dry meal before adding the water. It keeps the hens in fine condition, and they lay more eggs.-.. ..' Hotel Cecil Wellington * * P. McPARLAND, Proprietor Tariff on application. THE WORKS OF A WATCH COUNT MORE THAN THE COYER. If a watch has an 18ct. gold cover and worthless works, the value of that watch is limited to the cost of the cover. On the other hand, a watch that has works that work and work well and that is accurate in time-keep-ing—even if it has a nickel cover— is of more value to the working man than the aforesaid useless gold affair. Our 6/- Working Man’s Special Keyless' Lever is a Watch built for service, and it is a surprisingly accurate timekeeper under strenuous tests. ■ Post-free to any address. H. S. Langdon WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER 38 WILLIS.ST., WELLINGTON. Railway Hotel Thorndon Quay - Wellington. Speight’s and Wellington Beer always on tap. Wines and Spirits of the Choicest Brands always in Stock. James Dealy, Proprietor