BUSINESS NOTICES. > TVjTAHARA HOUSE, WAIKANAE. PLEASANTLY.SITUATED. ■ , SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION. • FINE, MILD CLIMATE. An ideal place to spend a quiet holiday in the country. Everything clean, comfortable, and homely. - ' C 1294 LEN-. FREEMAN. Manager. m ,H E T. I -F F I N, -"- ' -' Most Up-to-Date HOT MID-DAY LUNCHEONS '■: -And LADIES' AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS, Opp. Royal Oak Hotel (nest Geo. Winder's). . • C 1357 WHERE TO STOP,. . (HENTRAL HOUSE, Taumaruuui.-This - new »-/ up-to-date House is now open, and Tourists, Travellers,.and Visitors especially catered for. Fiiio large rooms and a splendid view. Within a minute's walk-from tho railway station and river boat lauding. . Porter, meets all trains. Telegrams and lottors promptly attended to. Tariff, 6s. per day. ' CllO6 MRS. E. W. SIMMONS. Proprietress. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. FAIL'S COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT and SUPPER ROOMS, Lambtou Quay, opposite .Club Hotel. Opon from 10 a.m. to 11.15 p.m. Sunday Hours:' 12 to 2, 5 to 10.30. Fresh Fish and Oysters Daily. Dinner Menu consists of 40 Dishes. : ■ ' G. R. FAIL, Proprietor, Cll3B Late of High Street, Christchurch. MEREDITH HOUSE, Tautnarunui , N.Z. (Junction Wangauui ■■ River and Main Trunk Line). , . FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Excellent Cuisine. Cook's Coupons Accepted. Telegraphic Address: "Mathias," Taumarunui. Everv attention given to Telqgrams. ICEiUt AND MATHIAS, C 1159 Proprietresses. | HOTEL''NOTICES.'" BARRETT'S HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY. Wellington's Popular Hostelry. SPLEKDIDLY 'FURNiSHED. PERFECT CUISINE. Replete with Every Modern Convenience. Onlvthe Best Ales, Wines, and Spirits Stocked. . C H. WILLIAMS, Proprietor, (Late of Upper-Hutt). ■ ' Telephone 1076. Communications promptly attended to. C 1343 CALEDONIAN HOTEL,' Absolutely Fireproof, ■ '. ~'. NAPIEK. . , A PINE new throß-storied modern hotel, situated in tho best part of Napier; lnagnificent sea.view. ■ ■ •' •■" - - . i Spacious Balcony' and Roof Promenade, wellfurnished, largo airy rooms, luxurious private 6ittin"-ro6ui3. first-class table, and. the best ot attention. ,- .A ' Telegrams and 'ettera promptly attended to. Porter meets all Trains and Boats. - . ;••-■ . A. C. BARNES,; ' '■ ' ■ , Proprietor. ' " ; P.O. Boi-202. - . .■■'■'. ..'.., 'Phone 208. P' LATFORM' REFRESHMENT ' BOOMS, ... , . ■PALMBiiSTPN,NOBT.H.""," Gone Roa<i' every train.' ■ HOT LUNCHEON, HOT SOUP, HOT PIES, I .' ' ■ ' ''. .a Speciality;'" ' •, A I Refreshments"'at"an/-time. 'Fresh Fruit, Chocolates, etc.' ••''.' '-..- ■'''■'' ' ; -' * >•'■■■'' . .' ' 1 .CUB 6, ~: , -,'-. ;:■}.' H. FLETCHER, Proprietor. 1 : r-/kASTrE''s:;H6 ; rEiu feilding. ■'. - (Opposito.tho Post Office). (Patrdnieed Eicellenoy "the Governor, '. > Lord Ranf.urly). The Leading Commercial' House of the District.-. ■ft/ITR. AND. MRS. -T." O'NEILL (lato of 1 JjJ. ■ Hawera). have much ..pleasure in informiag the publio generally that :hey have taken ■ over the above welWcnown hotel,-and that t'loy ■trust, by civility, attention, and n proper regard for patrons, to maintain the high-class reipulation bornu by the house.for so.many years. ; IMPERIAL: BOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH.
J. SSIITH (iaro manager Hotel Cecil), Proe prietcr. AH modern conveniences, every comfort.- Nijjht Porter always-in attendance. 'Phono 123. P.O. Box 83. , Tariff, 6s. 6d. per ■flay. ,' ". . . - TEE ALBEMARLE PRIVATE '. HOTEL. Ghuznee Street. . The. Most Popular .House in" Wellington. ] • Terms Moderate. ■ Mrs." D. Cullen, Proprietrets, lato of Hokiti];a. ,••■•'. cms GRAN D H 0 T'B L, . '■ HASTINQS. G. B. MACKAY Proprietor. Teiephone 'lit.' Cable of • Telegram—Grand, Hastings. ' Largest and Best Appointed Hotel inHawke's Bay. . ' ■ . ■ ■■■'' Close to -Railway Station. Special Suites for Families. . C 1271 jj o TEL BR I S T 0 L. JjL Corner Ghii2n£>e aud Cuba Streets. . .': Accommodation Over 100 Guests. - Promenade Roof. . Balconies.. First-class Alcock's Standard Billiard Table. ■ Extension now complete and open' for guests. Tariff: 6s. per day. .' Permanent by arraugeTireproof throughout. ' Telephone, 1050. Tele»raph address: "Floral," Wellington. ;. ~. ~ Proprietor-J.. H.. HINTON. rjEALANDIA •' - - PRIVATE ' . HOTEL. MJ ■''...- Cambridge Terrace. , . , : 1 Near Tram Terminus, two.minutes from Tβ Arp Station, First-class, Accommodation for Boarders and , -Travelling Public. Terms, from 2os. to 30s. per week; (is. per , day. .tiepd Tablo kept. Hot and'cold'water. Telephone, 1658. C 1123 ■ MRS. BACOVlCH,.Proprietress. THE' MARQUIS' OF ' NORMANBY HOTEL, ; ' CARTERTON.- ■ ■' 'W.M.HALLEY, PROPRIETOR. ■ The Best Commercial Hotel in the Wairarapa. , , , ' . '.'.'•"'■ ' ' ' ' CS63 .: CARLTON CLUB HOTEL, HASTINGS, ' S. CHARLTON (Late of Criterion Hotel, - Napier), PROPRIETOR. IN Announcing the fact that he has taken • over this well-known and KvslHjJass Commercial House, the Proprietor presents his conipliuioiits to his friends and tho general public and .wishes it to be understood tliat his business motto will be: "Comfort, Civility, and Attention." The catering will be of a high standard. - Cl*l9 THE Greytown Hotel.—The Leading Com- , mercial House of tho District. Henry Collins, Proprietor. ClliiO WERAROA HOTEL, Levin.—W. H. Higgine (well-known in-sporting .circles). Proprietor. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Higgins have this hotel .now under entirely, new management;.and most suitable for tho accommodation of travellers. ■■.■'••• Cllß3 . COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL, LOWER CUBA STREET. THIS Magnificent Six-story Hostelry is now open to receive guests. Every comfort, excellent cuisine, single and double bedrooms, electrid lift; Very central, and near ta. wharves, railway station, Town Hall, aud Opera House. All trams-pass door. Tariff, Us. per day. Permanent Boarders from His. per. weot. 'Phone 1126. MR. J. BKOWNE, Proprietor. . ■ . ■ C 1227 jpLYDE COURT PRIVATE HOTEL, *J . ' " Corner CLYDE QUAY AND VICTORIA STREET. A'New and Fireproof Hotel; Id. section from Lambton Station, aud Wharves; one minute from To Aro Station. Promenade roof and balcony ; magnificent view. Tariff 4s. 6d. jper day. Permanent' gueats from 20a. par week. TeleBhone llttO. W. LAVEBY, Propnetor. Cl2ffO_
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 588, 17 August 1909, Page 1
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