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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4308, 18 March 1901, Page 2

AUCKLAND. IVBBIBT JJj OTIL. (Queen street, Auckland). Visitors to Auckland will find that at the WAVERLEY HOTEL no effort will be spared to offer them- every comfort, combined with a MODERATE TARIFF. The Hotel is v,-ithin one minute s walk of the Railway Station and Wharf, and commands a magnificent view of the harb°Ur‘ MAURICE O'CONNOR. ' Proprietor. "GLENALVON.” SYMONDS STREET, ’AUCKLAND, Private Hotel for Families, Ladies and Gentlemen. nrVRF. House is situated in large grounds, X six acres, comprising shrubberies, fernery, fruit and flower gardens and tennis lawn. Magnificent view of the harbour. Ten minutes’ walk from the Q.P.O. Cars and 'Buses pass the entrance gates. Address— . , ■ ■ MRS SCHERFF, 127 . Glenalvon, Auckland (JIBEMINTJ S iJJ OTE L. NEW PLYMOUTH. The above well-known Hotel is pleasantly situated in, Jjfew. Plymouth, and is within three minutes'-walk of the Railway Station and township. The travelling public will find every attention at the Terminus. 159 : E. HAfiStCBLD. Proprietor. ORB AND LOPDER, CITY BUFFET HOTEL, (FIRE PROOF). LAMBTON QUAY. , WELLINGTON. "SMPOBTEES of : Wine# and Spirits, of X the Choicest Brands. ' 1 Superior Accommodation .for Families and Single Gentlemen. Private-Dining and Sitting-rooms for Ladies and Families. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Trams pass tho door toi all parts of the city. Night Porter always in Attendance. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. MANDBL'S NEWEMPIEB HOTEL, WILLIS AND VICTORIA STREETS. WELLINGTON. rjXUE above Hotel, rebuilt and furnished X in tho most complete and nn-to-data style, is now open for the reception of visitors. New Sample Rooms,- light and commodious, with strong-room for ' valuables. JOSEPH MANDBL, Proprietor. Willis and Victoria streets, ’Wellington. 917 QENTRAL HOTEL NAPUB. CHAB. O. F. BA GAB- ... Proprietor (Late of Wellington .and Dunedin). The above HOTpXi is one of the Most Convenient and ;s|p-to-dato Houses in Hawke's'Bay..; *'*■,•!;"A’-* t> Three Minutes' Walk from RAILWAY STATION AND POST: OFFICE. Telegrams Promptly Attended To. ONLY FIRST-CLASS LIQUORS ' DISPENSED.: QOMMERCIAL HOTEL Lambton quay, Wellington. ' E. I.'. mBtEES Begs to Inform his friends and the public generally that:he has taken possession of the above well-known and centrally situated Hotel. ... Comfortable accommodation for Boarders. Best Brands ef Wines and Spirits. Staples's XXXX always en tap. Telephone, No. 1078. W 1 LLI N Q TON HOTEL, Molosworth street. A. HAYWOOD (formerly of Princess Hotel), Proprietor. The Wellington Hotel is situated immediately opposite tho Parliamentary Buildings and within -a; minute's walk of the Government Buildings.-First-class' Accommodation is provided for Travellers, Visitors and Permanent Boarders. . . The Best Brands; of Wine* and Spirits in stock. , 807 METROPOLITAN HOTEL HOLESWORTH STREET. Wellington, deta to th« House of Parliament. XRTILLIAM: McLBOD and-MRS LEGG. • i»i Proprietore (Late of the* s.s. Rotomahana). Mr McLeod And; Mrs Legg having purchased the .above Hotel, intend running the houSA im style.’ The public First-class Billiard Table. Terms moderate «'TelepSbi¥; -10S«. *42 0 ;l :1 U 1 3 V HOT B 1 GEBYTOWN, - The Leading Commercial House, jtu - Wairarap»iValley. ! , Appointed House for Commercial Travel--3 lets’ Association. 457 M. LYONS, Proprietor, hotel? PALMERSTON NORTH. "TTISITDRS to aiT well-known Hotel v may rely on receiving every attention and all the-comforts of a home. The recognised house for Commercial ■ Traveller*. Special arrangements have been made for luggage to be carried FREE to and from Railway Station. Porter meet* all trains. Night Porter In attendance. Wire er write for rooms to W. A. BUISTBD, 111 ■ Proprietor. Under the distinguished Patronages of tho Countess of Glasgow, Lord and Lady Brassey. . .. HOTEL, ;-,v ■ r vTil - .(Sith^aiAqiiaro, OBBIBTGPrUR CH. 10# (Established 1863) Rooms. Superior Apartments for Families, Tounrt* and others. This Hotel is very central, near Port and Telegraph-Offices,; •Custom House, Banks, and oilier Public Buildings. • •Twelve large, well-appointed Sample Rooms for th*-eenvenicnoe of commercial gentlemen. ■ • "'- r “ Correspondence Willrfecerve prompt attention. Porters meet all steamers and