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JHJMPIREHOTEL, WILLIS and VICTORIA STREETS. This Hotel is now in a position to offer special advantages and inducements to those requiring Permanent Accommodation. Convenient arrangements can also be made for Board only during the Holiday Season. Separate Suitea of Rooms for Families. MRS F. POOL Proprietress. Box 385.- Tol. 196. ERAROA HOTEL, LEVIN. (Under New Management). This well-known hostelry has recently been acquired by Mr. W. Hie^ins, and ha 3 undergone complete renovation. Commercial men will find every convenience here. Special features of tho establishment are good table and best of liquors. Firstclass chef employed. Night porter in attendance. MASONIC HOTEL. MR. F. DOBSON (late of Manakau Hotel) has taken over the Masonic Hotel, Cuba-street Patrons will receive first-class Accommodation, and tho_ usual high grade in Wines and Spirits will be maintained. Tariff, 7s per day. Special Luncheon daily at Is daily at Is. Tel. 1186. Telegraph or write. L B I O N HOTEL, Courtenay-place, W. J. BERII (Tato Grosvenor Hotel), Proprietor. Accommodation second to none. Moderate Tariff. Best Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquore. Absolutely no refills of Draught Whisky into Caso Bottles. All Caso Spirits, Wines, and Dominion Bottled Ale sold over counter at same rates as from, hotel bottle stores. CENTRAL HOTEL, Lambton-quay, ALBERT J. MACE (Late Union S.S. Co.,'s Mararoa) Proprietor. Everything Superior and Up-to-date. Best Wines, Beers, and Spirits. 'Phone 531. BARRET T'S HOTEL, LAMBTON-QUAY. Splendidly Furnished. Perfect Cuisine. Replete with Eveiy Modern Convenience. Only the Best Ales, Wines, and Spirits Stocked. x C. H. WILLIAMS, Proprietor (Late of the Upper Hutt). Telephone 1076. Communications promptly attended to MANCHESTER HOTEL, FEILDING. JO'MEARA (late of Masterton) has • taken over this Hotol. Patrons will find every convenience and attention given. Good Table. Best Wines, Spirits, and Beer. CARLTON CLUB HOTEL, Hastings, S. Charlton (late of Criterion Hotel, Napier), Proprietor. — In announcing the fact that he has taken over this wellknown and First-class Commercial House, the, proprietor presents his compHments to his friends and tho general public, and wishes it to bo understood that his business motto _ will be : "Comfort, Civility, and Attention." The catering wiE be of a high standard. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 'Phono 84 WANGANUI. Box 138. Close to Railway Station, Wharves, P.O. FDRST-CLASS Cuisine. Excellent Accommodation. Thoroughly renovated throughout. Tariff 6s 6d per day. TOM NIXON, (Late New Criterion Hotel), Proprietor. the Best Place to Stay /" %f/*f*it GeoHFostcr ff iNKRiAIJIotEIkAUCKLANOk MASONIC HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH, Directly Opposite Railway Platform. J. A. PAWSON, late' of Marton, has secured tho above well-imown house, and extends a' hearty welcome to all old frionds and the publio generally. Only the best spirits, beer, and wine stocked. Good accommodation. TS^KTANTED, Visitors to Auckland to • • know that they can get accommodation at Miss Alison Mackenzie's, "The Lions," 72, Wellesley-st. West, Auckland, olose centre city ; all modern conveniences ; tariff, 22s 6d per week, or 4s 6d per day. Telegraph "Lions." Auckland. HOTEL BRISTOL, Corner Ghuznee and 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 arrangement. Fireproof throughout. Telephone, 1050. Telegraph address : "Floral," Wellington. Proprietor. J. H. HINTON. HOTEL METROPOLE, ROTORUA (PRIVATE HOTEL). Immediately opposite Station. THE HOUSE FOR THE TOURISTS. Telegrams — Metropole, Rotorua. SONOMA HOUSE, ROTORUA, .five minutes from Post Office, Railway Station, Baths, and Sanatorium Grounds. Terms— 3ss per week ; 6s per day. Telegraphic Address — "Sonoma, Rotorua." Electric Light throughout. Letters or Telegrams receive prompt attention. Telephone, 62. P.O. Box 53. MRS. J. RASDELL BLENCOWE. Proprietress. TOE 'AUSTRALIA, ROTORUA, New A House, 50 rooms ; Airy Rooms and Every Home Comfort : Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Electric Light; 100 yds from Railway Station; four minutes' walk from Baths. Winter Tariff — 6s per day, 30s por week. Superior Table. Porter meets ail trains. Letters and Telegrams receive immediate attention. J. N. M'LEAN,, Proprietor. THE MANSIONS Private Hotel, ' 80, Symondß-street, Auckland. An ideal J'eountry" residence in the city, situated in 2i aorcs ground, one minute from car. Bright, well lit, largo single and double bedrooms, luxuriously furnished. Splendid view of harbour and Domain. New fullsize billiard table. Large dining hall, Social hall and lounges. Telephone 2724-. Proprietress, MRS. CARTER. COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL, LOWER CUBA-STREET. nnHIS Magnificent Six-story Hostlery is A now open to receive guests. Every comfort, excellent cuisine, single and double bedrooms, electrio lift; very central, and near to wharves, railway station, Town Hall, and Opera House. All trams pass door. Tariff, 6s por day. Permanent boarders from 25s per week. ■Thone 1126. MR. J. BROWNE, Proprietor CITY BUFFET AND PRIVATE HOTEL, Colombo and Lichfield streets, Christchurch. Olose to Post Office and Railway Station. Trams pass tho door every few minutei. First class Accommodation for Travellors, Touristß and Visitors. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Terms from 5s per day. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. J. HQWEY. Proprietor. CLYDE COURT PRIVATE HOTEL, Corner CLYDE-QUAY and VICTORIA-STREET A New and Fire-proof Hotel ; Id section from Lamblon Station and Wharves ; one minute from Te Aro Station. Promenade roof and balcony ; magnificent view. Tariff 4s 6d per day. Permanent guests- from 20s per week. Telephone 1190. 1 iW. LAVERY, Proprietor.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 84, 6 October 1909, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 84, 6 October 1909, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 84, 6 October 1909, Page 2

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