NSW ZEALANDER HOTEL Manners street, Wellington. J. H. P~R IO S (Son of Mr Harry Price) PROPRIETOR. HpHIS old-established, well-known ITotr'i, located in the heart of the city, has been taken over by .T. H. Price. The house has been re-furnished throughout, and extensive alterations are in progreas, which, when completed, will make the New Zealander second to none for comfort and convenience. Permanent b oar ders and the- travelling public trill find the b u st of accommodation and attention at moderate rates. Good Stabling. Staples’s and Speight's Beer Kept. The I'.-,,t of Everything at the NEW ZEAEaNDER. CSS CENTRAL HOTEL, ■ LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. A. M. GO W (Late of Dunedin), PROPRIETOR. r “TinS First-class Hotel affords excellent accommodation tor Families, Permanent Boarders and Visitors to Welling•,u. Hmiaced in the centre of the city, ;t is within easy access of both shipping and railways. Patrons will find that their requirements will be carefully studied at f the Central. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales I only kept. Civility and attention. Moderate rates. N.B.—First-class Luncheon may bo had dally from 12 to 2. i Telephone, No. 6SL 657 CLUB HOTEL, WOODVILLE, , P. M. POOL Proprietor. , rriiilS Hotel offers special inducements it to Tourists amt Anglers, being the centre of the finest fishing grounds in the 1 North Island. The Mannwatu, Timumoa, Mangatainoka, Pohangma and other rivers, all well . stocked and affording splendid sport, are within close range of the Hotel. First-class accommodation.. Horses and buggies on hire. 123 WEEEROA HOTEL. LEVIN. » CHARLES WILLIAMS, Proprietor. rrtnis Commodious and Conifortable r it. Hostelry, conveniently situated directly opposite the Railway _ Station of Levin, contains 2C rooms, and is fitted with all modern improvements. Every accom--1 roodation is provided for Boarders and the travelling public at moderate charges. , The best of liquors only kept. Sample Rooms for Travellers. Good Stabling. First-class Billiard Table. Refreshments at all hour#. Special attention to Cyclists. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. The New Public Hall is now open for engagements for Dramatic Entertainments. etc. 89 J TAITA HOTEL.' Wf-Tl PRANK MA~YER date of the WaiI'tJL rt.rapa and Wellington) begs to inform his old friends and the public gener--2 ally that he has taken over the above old established house, and hopes by strict attention to business, to win a fair share of the public support. The\Hotel has been thoroughly ronovat- ' ed, and patrons can rely on receiving comfort, attention and civility', together with the best of everything. Only the best ales, wines and spifctS kept. 838 ' CAFE DS PARIS HOT E L. (Opposite Railway Station), 3 PALMERSTON NORTH. - TCt J. TASKER desires to inform tho . J£? * general public that he has purchased ■- the freehold of the above well-known - Hotel, and has now added a First-class 3 Billinrdrooin and additional sitting-rooms, s Telephone, No. 80. , COMFORTABLE LOOSE BOXES. “ None but. u» Best Ales and Liquora kept. i". J, TASKER, Proprietor. w ELLINGTON HOTEL, Molesworth street. HAYWOOD (formerly of Princes* Hotel), Proprietor. ■ The Wellington Hotel is oitunted immediately opposite the Parliamentary Buildings and within a minute's walk of the Government Buildings. First-class Accommodation is provided t for Travellers, Visitor* and Permanent J Boarders. ’ The Best Brands of Wines and Spirits ’ in stock. 807 PEDDIE’S CLAR ENDON CLUB HOTEL, Opposite Post Office, NAPIER. Adjoining the IJ.S.S. Company and New Zealand Shipping Company’s Offices. -Excellent Accommodation for Tourists and Travellers. Lawn Tennis, Billiards. Family and Commercial Hotel. CT.TJB HOTEL, STRATFORD. J. WARBHAM (Lat*. of Barrett’s Hotel, Wellington). TUTU JOSEPH WAEEHAM begs to anJxfl. sconce that he has taken over **!i» commodious and popular Hotel, and that Travellers and Visitors to Stratford can rely upon receiving the best of attention and comfort. Only the Befct Liauors kept in ote«k. i OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, MASTEETON. CHAS. OEESS, tho well-known athlete and sport, and late proprietor of the Masonic Hotel, Wellington, has purchased the interest in the above, which continues a FREE HOUSE FOR BEVERAGES. EVERT ATTENTION TO CYCLISTS. CHARLES CRESS, 48 Proprietor. VTkrni'lE HART HOTEL, High street, v v Christchurch.—Situated very centre of Chxiitchurcb; near Post ana Telegraph offices. Banks and other Public unices. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Night Porter. Corregm**iience promptly attended to. Telephone, 177.—JOHN NEILL, ProVri«faw. Patronised by tho Governors of N.Z. J. HOWE'S ROYAL HOTEL, Palmerston North. OHN T HALL, Proprietor. Under contract to Messrs Thomas Cookj and Sous, World’s Tourist Agency. Porter and Express meets ail trains. j Luggage carted Free. 376 i ecrenowEMJMvagsgfiMgEP.wuLjiii«y■ n *iwii ■■■mi n m ’ Ball programmes and mend GAUDS. Tho eeleetion in ■ Wellington: artistic designs. Promptly j executed. At tho ‘‘N.Z. Times” Jobbing Departs -
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4289, 23 February 1901, Page 8 (Supplement)
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