VISITORS TO A SYDNEY V\ v PLEASE NOTE! 'JL EMPIRE HOTEL, PITT-STREET (Corner Hur!«r -t ). SYDNEY*. MIUJ. It. IAUOK, (Late of N«>w Mj mouth and Wellington, N Z.I, Proprietress. ALBION HOTEL, Courtenay-plare. D. CORMACK Proprietor. Accommodation second to nouo. Moderate Tariff. Rest Wine*, Spirits, and Malt Liquore. Absolutely no refills of Draught Whi«ky into Caws Bottlen. All Caso Spirit*, Wine;, and Dominion Bottlod Ale «old over couuter at same rates as from hotel bottle stores. -jiff ASONIO HOTEL. MR. F. DOBSON (late of Manakau, Hotel) has taken over the Masonic Hotel, Cuba-street Patrons will receiro first-class Accommodation, and the uiual high frrado . in Wines and Spirits will be maintained. Tariff, Ii per day. Special Luncheon daily at Is. Tel. 1186. Telegraph or write. BARRETT'S HOTEL, LAMBTON-QUAY. Splendidly Furnished. Perfect Cuisine. Replete with Every Modern Convenience. Only the Best Ales. Wine*, and Spirits Stocked. C. H. WILLIAMS, Proprietor (Lato of the Upper Hutt). Telephone 1076. Communications promptly attended to the Best Puce to Stay f n fyl*" Sample Rooms adjacent. Tariff Bs. Luggage Van meets all trains. A. H. ROGERS Proprietor. Late of Wanganui and Wellington. M CTROPOLITAN~~HOfELi Phone 84 WANUANUI. Box 138. 1 (lose \o Railway Station, Wharves, P.O. OIJtST-CLASS Cuisine. Excellent Ac1 m} commedation. thoroughly renovated throughout. Tariff 6s 6d per day. TOM NIXON, (Late New Criterion Hotel), Proprietor. THE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL. Lato Okuretn. (Telephone 3049), CUBA-STKEET. WELLINGTON. t ■Mlli> latest and up-to-dato Private JL Hotel, containing 82 rooms, is now open to reccivo Rucets. Thrift from os per day. l'ermaueou, 255, 3Us, and 35s per week. D. O'CONNOR, Proprietor, Late U.S.S. Co., WeJloslcy Club and ''Palmer'a." YORK COFFEE PALACE, FEILDING. rpHE abovo lirst-claas Private Hotel X (formerly conducted by Mrs. Shcr- \. ill) hua been acquired by Mrs. Ronald L'amerou, whoso special aim will bo to study tho comfort and couvenienco of p.itrons. Excellent table, good bedrooms, und private suites when required. The York Tea Rooms will be found specially attractive. WAIWERA HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. AUCKLAND. Wkiwera Hot Springs are famous as a holiday resort, und invalids lind tho beautiful climate, together with tho natural hot private aud fiv, miming baths most beneficial either in summer or winter (no frosts). Fishing, beating, tennis, croquet, bowling, billiards, etv. Splendid beach for tea bathing. Horses, buggies, and boats on hire. Firstclass accommodation. Steamers run at least three times weekly, return fare 8s 6d. Coach runs once a week. Furnished cottages 30s to 40s per week. Further particulars from Company's Office, 22, Shortland-street, Auckland, or from the Manager, a b. cave, Waiwera. WHITE SWAN HOTEL. CUBAST. H. G. HOULDSWORTH (Late Newtowu Hotel). Tel. 1419. The best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits stocked. One Shilling Luncheon Daily, from 12 noon. The house has been thoroughly renovated and uYerytbiDff is thoroughly up to dato. IMMON'S CENTRAL HOUSE, TAUMARUNUI. Su parlor Accommodation for the Travelling Public aud Boarders. Close to Train and River Steamers. Fifteen Single iiod rooms recently added. Second to nouo in thu district. Tariif, U per day. All wires aud Utters personally attended to |"WY BUFFET AND PRIVATE KJ HOTEL, Colombo and Uchfisld strests, Chnstcburch. Close to Post Office and Railway Station. Trams pass tho door every few minutes. Ftnt-elaM Accommodation for Trartllers, TounsU and Visitors. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Terms from 5s per day. Letters and Uletram* promptly attended to. ! J. HOWEY, Proprietor mHE MANSIONS Private Hotel. 80, JL Symonds-street, Auckland. An ideal "country" residence in the city, situated ia 24 acres ground, one minute from car. Bright, well lit, large single and double bedrooms, luxuriously furnished. Splendid view of harbour and Domain. New fullsize billiard table. l***!? dining hall, Social hall and lounges. Telephone 2724. Proprietress. MRS. CARTER. PAEKAKARIKI HOTEL. THE New Hotel is now open to receive visitors. Ideal seasido resort. SpleiiI did accommodation. Nicely furnished. Every attention. All trains to and from Wellington stay ample time for travellers to obtain refreshments. F. HILTON. Proprietor. PAEKAKARIKI REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Travellers kindly Note — THOS F. THOMSON (alio of Kaitoke). Refreshments always ready. No Waiting. Firtt-class Fare. WHITK AND MACKAY'S WHISKY. THE Most Palatable and Popular Bcrerage on thu market Sold by all Leading Hotels. For Quality and hscollenc< Unexcelled. Try it. HUNT AND CO., Wellington Agent*. HAKRAUD AND ABRAHAM, Solp Dominion Aaentf, Palmerstoti, Frilding, D«ririu\irkc. XriSITOUS to ChrUtchurch for the lr Easter Holidays will find superior Accommodation at St. Elmo, 187, Worces-ter-street West. Mi«< Hampton, Proprietress. ' Teleirrams and letters have best attention. "T INOARNISH,"TafI LinoUum Polieh J— you nut on without any effort— it's applied wjth a brush. All f roeeri, Is fid.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 78, 4 April 1910, Page 2
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