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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1367, 12 May 1898, Page 20

The Criterion (Late Morrow's), WANGANUI. (Established 50 years.) Close to the Railway Station and Wharves, NIXON PLACE, WANGANUI. The Oldest Established and Hotel on the West Coast. Meals to Suit all Trains. The comforts of the travelling public wel looked after. JOE CODY (Late of! Wellington and Melbourne), rjißFj CENTRAL HOTEL MASTERTON. H.PRICE ...... Proprietor. (Formerly of Central Hotel and Trocadero, Wellington) H.P. has much pleasure in announcing to the travelling public and residents of the Wairarapa that the new hotel is now ready, and he feels confident that for convenience and comfort the Central will be found the most modern and up-to-date hotel in the diutriot. Under his own personal supervision, Visitors and Guests may rely on getting every attention. The Culinary Department is in the hands of a first-class chef, and the Diningroom is spacious and well ventiliated. The Bedrooms are lofty and well furnished ; in fact, no expense has been spared to ensure the comfort of 1 hose favouring the Central with their patronage. Liquors and Cigars of the Best Quality. Inspection invited. Please to note the name of the house— THE CENTRAL." I .'.;■' H. PRICE, Proprietor. NATIONAL HOTEL, Lambton quay, Wellington. ,4 LFRfcD COLES, late' of the Prince o* „ Wales Hotel, Tory street, bogs to inform hie numerous friends and the public in general that he has purchased Mr T. White's interest in the National Hotel, and hopes to receive the same generous patronage : . v a he has received in the past. Good Table. Best Brands of Liquors in Stock. Terms moderate. Visitors from the Country may rely on receiving the best attention, and their convenience will be studied in every possible way. 727 THE BANFUKLY HOTEL, Lambton Quay, Wellington. iHIS old established hotel has reoently , been taken over by Mr A. Crossey, late ef the Terminus and Porirua Hotels, who has made great alterations and improvements throughout the whole building. The tarniture is entirety new. Sleotrio light and the latest of modern conveniences. The whole forms a complete transformation of what the Hotel used to be. Commodious billiard - room and excellent billiard - table. First-class private bars both upstairs and -downstairs. ' Free luncheon at public and private bars at noon. No pains have been spared to make this hotel replete with everything which will give patrons entire satisfaction. Accommodation for visitors, permanent boarders, families and the commercial and general public. Comfort oombined with civility, and strict attention to the requirements of all, will be found at the Ranfurly. Best brands of wines and spirits in stoob. Bright sparkling and invigorating ales a specialty. All charges will be found to be tmost reasonable. 2555 A. CROSSEY, Proprietor. KOYAL HOTEL, Thobndon quay. ~~8 CHARLES ROBERT SMITH (late of Sydney) begs to announce to the inhabitants of Wellington and its surroundings that, having purchased the lease and goodwill of the above favourite hostelry from Mr George Ross, patrons can rely on receiving every.-attention. The excellent accommodation the house commands is sufficient inducement for travellers and permanent boarders to know that the house will be conducted bb heretofore on the lines of a first-claß3 hotel, and being in close proximity to both the Government and Manawatu Railway Stations, 000 mands and enjoys the company of most all the travelling community. A *)all solicitt Wines, ales and spirits of the very best qu %lity.—Yours truly, 0. R. SMITH, Proprietoi 769

METEOPOLITAN HOTEL, MOLEBWORTH STREET. WALTK'Hi KING ... Proprietor. TSTfffi abr>Vi> itf pUaafcid within a few (L rainut?;?' Walk of tin) crnv.-rmmwt, and 'jManawatn Railway Utaliona and Parlia* anentary Buildings. Visitors from the country will receive every attention. Good accommodation for permanent boarders. Liquors and cigars of the best brands. Yonr patronage solicited. TERMS MODERATE. 605 BAIL WAT HOTEL, Lower Hutt. H. PHILLIPS (Late of the Occidental Hotel. Masterton, and formerly of the Prince of Wales Hotel, Wellington), AVING purchased the freehold of the Eailway HoSal, Lower Hutt, from the late owner, Mr J. Pinkerton, will beglad to renew his acquaintance with his old Wellington friends, as well as to receive a ojpitinuance of that support so kindly aooorJßd him by his Wairarapa friends. The Railway Hotel has quite recently been refurnished and thoroughly renovated throughout. All the comforts of a home, oombined with every attention, will be found by families, travellers, boarders and the general public. My previous long acquaintance with the trade will be a sufficient guarantee that only Wines, Spirits, Ales and Cigars of the beat quality will be Jrept itt stdOk. W