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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4082, 21 June 1900, Page 8

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. MANUEL’S NEW EMPIRE HOTEL. WILLIS AND VICTORIA* STREETS, WELLINGTON. THE above Hotel, rebuilt and furnished in the most complete and up-to-date style, is now open for the reception of visitors. New Sample Rooms, light and commodious, with strong-room for valuables. JOSEPH MANUEL, Proprietor, Willis and Victoria streets, Wellington. SHEPHERD’S ARMS HOTEL, TINAKORI ROAD. THE above well-known and old-estab-lished house is still being run by Mrs Gillespie and her sons. Only the best brands of Jiouors are stocked, and old and new friends are invited to step in and sample for themselves. THE OLD CUEIISITT SHOP. MRS C. H. GILT USPXE, 278 Proprietress. PIER HOTEL, GREY STREET, WELLINGTON (Opposite the Queen’* Wharf]. TXT KING, late of the Metropolitan ’ T * Hotel, having purchased the lease of the above commodious and centrallysituated hotel, has pleasure in announcing to the commercial community and public generally that every attention will be given to those favouring the Pier with a share of their patronage. The hotel will compare favourably with any other house in the Empire City; all the rooms ere lofty, well ventilated, and will be found replete in their furnishings. Private apartments for families and commercial travellers. Luncheon daily from 12 till 2. Night Porter. Only best brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits kept in stock. ■ W, KING, 428 Proprietor. GS-HB HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY. MANNING AND BAKER, Proprietors. First-class Accommodation. TARIFF. 8s DAY. Only the best of Wines and Spirits kept in 'stock DUNEDIN BEER ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT. myTESSES MANNING AND BAKER beitX ing direct importers and bottlers, have opened a SPECIAL BOTTLE DEPARTMENT, where single bottle can be obtained at Wholesale Prices ns follows: Case Whiskies, all brands, 5s 6d per bottU Draught Whiskies, 5s per bottle Square Gin, J.D.K.Z., 6s per bottle Dunedin Ale and Stout, single bottle, 9d; ‘Bs per dozen Hennessy Brandy, 3 *, 8s 6d; Hehnessy Brandy 1 *, 6s 6d ■ . Colonial Wines, Claret, Muscat, Constantia, Verdeilho, Frontignac, Eeisling, etc., 3s per bottle Port and Sherry, 3s 6d per bottle ... All other lines of wines and spirits kept in stock at the same reduced rates. Goods delivered all parts of the city. Ring up Bottle Department. Telephone, No. 71. . x Bottle Department by private Entrance, Lambton quay. **B TATA-SONIC HOTEL. Cuba street, Wellington. T. WHITE, Proprietor. The above well-known Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, decorated and refurnished, and is now replete with every modern convenience. . First-class Accommodation for Boarders Tourists and the Travailing Public. Wines and Spirits guaranteed to be the best procurable. Night Porter in attendance. Letters and Telegrams will ’receive prompt attention. Telephone, No. 1188. 438 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Lambton quay, W ellington. FRANK SMITH, Proprietor. (Late of Newtown Hotel). Mr Frank Smith begs to inform bis friends and the public generally that -ho has .taken possession of the above wellknown and centrally situated Hotel. Comfortable accommodation for Boarders. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales only kept. Telephone No. 1078. THE RUTLAND. THE LEADING HOTEL. WANGANUI; • N.Z. , FIRST-CLASS Accommodation for Tourists, Travellers and Families. Ten Commodious Sample Rooms. Cook’s Coupons accepted. Write or wire for rooms to PERCY HERMAN. 425 Proprietor. THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, WANGANUI, N.Z. MRS E. REID ... Proprietress. (Late of Britannia, Wellington.) f | THE Metropolitan Hotel (with its A promenade roof) will he found replete, the accommodation unsurpassed. The tourist will find every comfort of a home, combined with civility and attention. The Metropolitan, with its fine lofty room«, will be found by its patrons to compare’second to none in the district. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention, addressed Post Office Bor 138. Wines, Ales and Spirits A 1 Under the distinguished Patronage of the Countess of Glasgow, Lord and Lady Brassey. WA R N B E’S HOTEL, Cathedral square, CHRISTCHURCH. 100 (Established 1863.) Rooms. Superior Apartments for Families, Tourists and others. The Hotel is very central, near Post and Telegraph Offices, Custom House, Banks, end other Public Buildings. Twelve large, well - appointed Sample Rooms for the convenience of commercial gentlemen. Correspondence will receive prompt attention. Porters meet all steamer* ana -»*Tivine e'-J leaving Lyttelton. MJtNRY aLLEN VaMMK,