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New Zealand Tablet, Volume LII, Issue 7, 25 February 1925, Page 40

KIM WILLIAMS (Out on His Own) A MEN’S WEAR SPECIALIST GREY MOUTH E. WILLIAMS V MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR (opposite Cemetery) GRETA ST., GAMARU Manufacturer and Importer of Marble A Granite Memorials, Altars, Eon and all cemetery requisites. Inscriptions engraved in town and country cemeteries. Imperishable Lead Letters. . Telephone 1291. Private Residence: Hull Street North. Guests’ Telephone 2170 Office Gl3. CITY HOTEL •> DUNEDIN. The most popular and most centrally sit- 1 uated Hotel in the city. The Best Wines j and Spirits procurable always stocked. The table second to none in New Zealand, 5 l The travelling public specially catered for. ( LOUIS F. McCORMACK : : Proprietor . CITY HOTEL DUNEDIN. •9 . . cafe de Paris hotel. PALM K RST’ON NORTH (Opp. Railway Station) 'Hus hotel, lately taken over by Mr. Tom Richards, now affords accommodation to the travelling public which compares lavorahly vGilrtlie best ii, the Dominion. Only tile favorite, popular, und best in public which compares die best in tlie Dominion. Re, popular, uml best in Wines, Ales and Liquors slocked. Address Telegrams—Cafe de Paris, PalI ulWfston North. Telephone No. 80 Address Telegrams—Cafe de Paris, Palmerston North. Telephone No. 80 T. RICHARDS Proprietor. CENTRAL HOTEL EMMERSON AND DALTON STREETS NAPIER Excellent accommodation for travelling public. Terms moderate. Commercials specially catered for. Well-equipped writing room and tennis courts now completed Best of Liquors Stocked. M. E. KIRK ; : ; : Proprietress. Phone 286. P.O. Box 312.