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BARRETT'S HOTEL. LAMBTON-QUAY. NOTE.— Only the best Wines and Spirits, Ales,- etc., kopt in stock. First-clasß Accommodation. Tariff 8s per day, £2 2s per week. Proprietor „ W. J. CONNER (Late Com. Travellers' Club and Day's Bay House). mHE NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL, A LAMBTON-QUAY. Under New Management. t \ NOTE.— Only the Best Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc., kept in stock. First-class Accommodation. Tariff 8a per day; £2 2s per week. Proprietor, H. S. A. CLENCH (Late of the Wellesley Club). HOTEL ARCADIA. TAXI SERVICE. 'Phone 2349. | GEO. PINNOCK, Manager (Twelve Years Proprietor of Trocadero.) FIRST-CLASS Is LUNCHEON Breakfast from 6.30 a.m. Luncheon from 12 till 2. p.m. Tea a>nd Supper from 5 o'clock till midnight. Tariff from 6s per day. Bedrooms may be engaged by the night or weekly, independent of board. ALBION HOTEL, PATEA. THE above Hotel has been acquired by H. C. Vogel (late Wellington Meat Export Co.), and aftords excellent accommodation for travellers, and ■ the general public. Every home comfort. Nothing but the best of wines, spirits, and beer is stocked. Tariff reasonable. WHITE SWAN HOTEL, CUBA-ST. D. J. KENNY (Late Albion Hotel). Tel. 1419. The best of Ales, Wineß, and Spirits stocked. One Shilling Luncheon Daily, from 12 noon. \ The house has been thoroughly renovated and everything is thoroughly up to date. WANTED KNOWN. npHEY all know ''that the Foresters A Arfns Hotel supplies the best of everything asked for; no re-nils; Staples' best Ales always on tap. Next Te Aro Post Office, back of King's Theatre. Telephone 157. S. J. BIRD. TVFARQUIS OF NORMANBY HOTEL, ifA CARTERTON. RECOGNISED COMMERCIAL HOUSE. W. M. HALLE Y. Proprietor. 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. WANTED KNOWNThat , GEO. EVANS Has taken over the ALBERT HOTEL, ' Corner Willis and Bouloott streets. THE MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL, GHUZNEE-STREET. First-class Accommodation for Tourist Travellers. Excellent Cuisine. Tariff moderate. Telephone 348. Special Terms Permanent Boarders. J. EILERSEN, Proprietor. . B. DARNILL, Manager. _HOLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL, KJ LOWER CUBA-STREET) (Under Entirely New Management). Every home comfort. Adjacent Wharves, Town-H^ll, Opera House. Trams pass door! Tariff, 6s per day ; Permanent Boarders, 255. Tel. 1126. MRS. M. PETERS, Proprietress. ■Mr asonio 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 Wince and Spirits will be maintained. Tariff, 7s per day. Special Luncheon daily at Is. 'Tel. 1186. Telegraph or write. TERMINUS HOTEL. TMTR. D. SULLIVAN, late of City ItA Hotel, has taken over the above hotel. Friends and tha general public will receive the Best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits. Telephone 920. Corner of Taranaki-street and Courtenayplace. PALMERSTON RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. COUNTER Refreshments and Set Luncheon always available. Unsurpassed menu. No delay. Beautiful rooms for ladies Holidaymakers specially catered for. Roomg open for all morning trains. Tea and Sandwiches and Cakes, fresh and nicely served. The luncheons are the best procurable on the coast. J. H. FLETCHER, Proprietor. "WTISITORS to Christchurch for the T Xmas Holidays will find superior Accommodation at St. Elmo, 187, Worces-ter-street West. Miss Hampton, Proprietress. Telegrams and letters have best attention. XMAS HAMPERS Of CHOICE WINES, SPIRITS, and ALE HOICE WINES, SPIRITS, and ALE NOW READY. FROM OH/" UPWARDS! Delivered FREE any address in City or Railway Stations. PLEASE ORDER AT ONCE. PRESTON & CO., LTD., 119, LAMBTON-QUAY. Telephone 114 mHERE'S VIM, VIGOR, AND VIA TALITY IN EVERY BOTTLE Of GOLD TOP ALE.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 134, 3 December 1910, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 134, 3 December 1910, Page 2