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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4137, 27 August 1900, Page 3

SMOKE Old Judge TOBACCO & CIGARETTES.

gE A R L’S HOTEL 'LATE EOYAL). Telephone. 354. P.O. Box, 488. Telegraphic Address, Bearl’e, Wellington. Cook's coupons accepted. THE first addition of fifty commodious and elegantly furnished rooms to this first-class Hotel are mow open to the public. The attention of visitors is drawn to the fashionable situation of Searl’s Hotel and its close proximity to Parliament House, and both Government and Manawatu Bail-w--y Stations, making it easy of access to those arriving and departing by train. No expense has been spared h making this at once the most modern and comfortable Hotel in the colony. A Lawn, with summer houses adequately furnished with deck chairs and lit through out with electricity, has bean'opened tor the use of guests. Intending visitors are assured of evtrv attention. Porter* meet all trains and boat*. CLUB HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, MANNING AND BAKER PRdPRIETOES. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. TARIFF, 8s PER HAY. j THE Club Hotel affords Excellent Accommodation for Commercial Travellers and Tourists; fine lofty Bedrooms, comfortably furnished. Night Porter. Telegrams receive prompt attention. Dunedin Beer always ou draught, only the best of Wines find Spirits kept. Telephone 71. QOMMERCI AL H OTEL Lambton quay, W elhngton. FRANK SMITH Proprietor. G.ate of Newtown Hotel). Mr Frank Smith begs to inform hi* friends and the public generally that he has taker possession of the above wellknown and centrally situated Hotel. Comfortable accommodation for Boarders. Best Brands of Wme*. Spirit* and Ale* only kept. Telaohone No. 1117*. PRIVATE HOTEL, 70. INGEST Bit STREET, WELLINGTON MRS McLEARY. Proprietress. (Late Matron of the Ohiro Home.) rfAHE' above Private Hotel contains ;;npJL wards of 50 rooms well and tastefully furnished, ami is well known to travellers and permanent boarders as being a lirstoiaHa hoslelrv and comiu'ited on up-to-date svslem. Good table; large and lofty rooms, which include a billiard-room lor y the com fort of visitors and permanent boarders. , Terms on application. All wires receive prompt attention. . ' Telephone 304. GCCII )ENT A L HOT EL, MASTEETON. CHAS. CRESS, the well-known athlete; and sport, and late proprietor of the Masonic Hotel, Wellington, has purchased the interest in the above, which continues b FEBE HOUSE FOR BBVEEAGES. EYEBT ATTENTION TO CYCLISTS CHARLES CRESS, 18 Proprietor. Patronised by the Governors of N.Z HOWES KOVAL HO*r KL, Palmerston North. jO H N E. HALL Proprietor. Under contract to Messrs Thomas Cook and Sons, World’s Tourist Agency. Porter ml Express meet at trains. Lugg-ge carted Free. 876 KASONIC HOTEL, HaNNBVIBM, A C. SCEIMGEOOE, Proprietor, kjkeHaring taken command of the above otel,, it will be my care, to ,glv« my atrons every comfort and quention. ,My ih'e will be found equal ro that which lined m i a favourable reputation while inducting the Empire Hotel, Waipawa he internal arrangements will be under, ie Biiperintendance of. Mrs Scrimgeour hich should be a sufficient guaranty int my patrons will have nothing to com lain of on the score of cleanliness ami imfort. Wines. Beers and Spirits O' lie Best Brands oniv kept in stock \V P EDDIE'S REND ON CI.OB HOT.JI. Opposite Post Office, NAPIER. J „ og the U.S.S Company and Nev and Shipping Company * Offices. Excellent accommodation for Touri*> and Travellers. . _ Lawn Tennis, Billiards Family anCommercial Hotel.

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