BARKETT'S HOTEL; I LAMBTON-QUAY. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. OHAS H. WILLIAMS Proprietor-■p-r -pi a G"IT NOTE 1 EMPIRE HOTEL, PITT-STREET (Corner Hunter-st.). SYDNEY. MRS. R. TABOR, (Late of New Plymouth and Wellington, N.Z.), Proprietress. WAIWERA HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, AUCKLAND. Waiwera Hot Springs are famous as a holiday resort, and invalids find tho beautiful climate, together with the natural hot private and swimming baths most beneficial either in summer or winter (no frosts). Fishing, boating, tennis, croquet, bowling, billiards, etc. Splendid beach for sea bathing. Horses, buggies, and boats on hire. Firstclass accommodation. Steamers run at least three times weekly, return fare 8s 6d. Coach runs once a \*eek. Furnished cottages 30s to 40s per week. Further particulars from Company's Office, 22, Shortland-street, Auckland, or from the Manager, C. B. CAVE. Waiwora. 1 J ASO NI O HOTEL. MR. F. DOBSON (late of Manakau Hotel) has taken over the Masonic Hotel, Cuba-street Patrons will receive first-class Accommodation, and the usual high grade in Wines and Spirits will be maintained. Tariff, 78 per day. Special Luncheon daily at Is. Tel. 1186. Telegraph or write. the Best Piace t© Stay 9* ffr*'' Sample Rooms adjacent. Tariff Bs. Luggage Van meets all trains. A. H. ROGERS Proprietor. Late of Wanganui and Wellington. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 'Phone 84 WANGANUI. Box 138. Close to Railway Station, Wharves, P.O. T7IIRST-CLASS Cuisine. Excellent AcX? • cominodation. Thoroughly renovated throughout. Tariff 6s 6d per day. TOM NIXON, (Lato New Criterion Hotel), Proprietor. MASONIC HOTEL, BLENHEIM. GH. WILLIAMS, late of Wellington, • has acquired the above Hotel, and visitors to Blenheim will find the Masonio an ideal stopping place. Commercials specially cacered for. Tariff 6s per diem. Only choicest brands Wines, Spirits, and Ales 6tocked. THE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL. Late Okareta. (Telephone 3049), CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. THIS latest and up-to-dato Privato Hotel, containing 82 rooms, is now open to receive guests. Tariff from 6s per day. Permanents, 255, 30s, and 35s per week. D. O'CONNOR, Proprietor, Late U.S.S. Co., Wellesley Club and "Palmer's." WHITE SWAN HOTEL, CUBA-ST. H. G. HOULDSWORTH (Late Newtown 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 everything is thoroughly up to date. OXLEY'S HOTEL, PICTON, IS now under the Proprietorship of J. H. PRICE, late of New Zealander Hotel, Wellington. Special attention devoted to Commercials and Tourists. Best of Liquors and Good Table. Situated directly opposite Wharves and Post Office. For Comfort and Convenience, Oxley's is unexcelled. YORK HOUSE, FEILDING. ITfIHE Travelling Public aro hereby noA tified that Mrs. H. L. SHERWILL has resumed possession of the above wellknown house as from to-day, 25th April, and, with the assistance o£ a manager of great experience, the public can rely on I the houso being conducted in the same up-to-date manner as marked her previous occupation. WANTED KNOWN. Having taken over the FORESTERS' ARMS HOTEL, Ghuznee-street, back of King's Theatre, the house is being renovated throughout. Patrons can depend on getting tho best of everything asked for ; no refills. Staples' Beers on tap. Good accommodation. S. J. BIRD. Proprietress. WANTED KNOW N— That GEO. EVANS Has taken over the ALBERT HOTEL, Corner Willis and Boulcott streets. WHYTE AND MACKAY'S WHISKY. fTIHE Most Palatable and Popular BeverJL age on tho market. Sold by all Leading Hotels. For Quality and Excellence Unexcelled. Try it. HUNT AND CO., Wellington Agents. BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, Sole Dominion Agents, Palmerston, Foildintt, Dannevirke. WANTED Known— Owrng to dullness of the building trade, and having a large staff of expert decorators, paperhangers, and painters whom J must keep employed, I am prepared to give customers exceptionally Good Work at prices that defy competition. Being a Direct Importer. I vrfll sell all goods at prices most reasonable Estimates free by telephoning No. 2043 or 2316. Thov A. Welh, Welliugton and Karori. SIDOL Motal Polish, the quickest ohine, the best shine, and the cheapest shine. All grocers.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 127, 1 June 1910, Page 2
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