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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4332, 16 April 1901, Page 2

(jvrORBY’S fJVBRMINUS JJOTEL. (Opposite Railway Station) CHRISTCHURCH. R. OGDEN ... ... Proprietor (Late of the Royal Hotel, Hawera) Ha vine taken over the above well-known Family Commercial Hotel, the Proprietor will spare no efforts to meet the requirements of Tourists and Visitors. . Cuisine and arrangements under tne direct supervision of Mrs Ogden. ■ First-class Chef specially engaged. Moderate Terms. , . ' . , Accommodation second to none in tne Colony. , ... Suites of Rooms for Families. Hot Cold and Shower Baths. Night Porter in attendance. ■ Correspondence promptly attended to, tt-EBEEOA . TTOTEL LEVIN. CHARLES WILLIAMS,' Proprietor. THIS Commodious and Comfortable Hostelry. I'oonvehiently. situated, directly opposite the Bailorof Eevin* contains M • rddmV <afid is / fitted with! all modem improvements. Every accommodation is provided for Boarders and -the Travelling Pnblio at Moderate ' charges. The best of liquors only kept. Sample rooms for travellers; Good Stabling. Firstclass Billiard Table Refreshments at all hours. ■ Special attention - to Cyclists. -Hot. Cold and Shower Baths. ). , The new Pnblio Hall is now open for; engagements for dramatic entertainments, etc. .09 pBXNC ESS JJ O T:E L. Holesworth and Mnrphy streets, Wellington. MR THOS. J. ; WRIGHT, (for several years pa.st in business in Qreytown), having purchased the lease of the above well-known hostelry, begs'to announce to the inhabitants of Wellington and ; the country districts that he will be pleased to receive a share of their esteemed patronage and a call from his, conn try cousins. The honse will be found replete and np-to-date in every respect. Travellers and Permanent Boarders will find the comforts of a home. All -Wines, Ales and Spirits the very best quality. A call solicited. I THOS. J. WRIGHT. ’ 179 Proprietor.

■jp BIN CESS rpHEATRE Tory Street, Wellington. OTEL. T, WILKINSON, Proprietor (I,ate of Waitotara Hotel, Waitotara). ME WILKINSON bags to inform hip friends and . tha'rpnbHO’generally , that he has taken possession bf the above wellknown. contrally-rßitaated Hotel. . Comfortable Accommodation for Boarders Best Brands of Wines,-Spirits and Ales only kept.;,;* - ' 148 J^EW. WgEALANDEE JJOTBL, Manners street, "Wellington. •; 1' iJ. H. P E. :I. C H (Son of Mr, Harry (Price) PEOPEEBTOB. THIS old-established, -well-known Hotel, located 1 in the heart of the city, has been taken over by J. H. Erioo. .The house has been refurnished throughout, and extensive alterations are in progress, whfeh when completed, will mako.'tho New Zealander second to' none for 'comfort and convenience- Permanent boarders and the travelling puplio will find .the beet of accommodation and attention at mode*- - ate rates. , Good Stabling. • Staples’s and Speight's Beer. kent. The Best of Everything at- the NEW ZBAHANDEE. 665! ; c A. M;?G OW, Gate of- Dunedin), PEOPEIETOE. THIS First-class Hotel affords excellent accommodation for s-Kanrilies; Permanent Boarders and visitors to-Welling-ton. Situated in the centre of the city, it is within easy access of both, shipping? and railways. Patrons will find that theiri requirements will be carefnlly-sthdied at: the Central. r " ! ■■ •?r Best Brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales* only kept.- Civility and attention. Moderate rates'.'- ‘ iisp'.v..>■ -h N.B.—First-class luncheon may pa had; daily from.-12 to ■ ■ • '* ■ Telephone. No. 531. 5*7; rp V i t a ; : ME FEANK MATES of the Wairarapa and Wellington) begs to inform his old friends and the'public generally that he hap. taken'oyer .the above old-es-taWished'house, and hopes by strict at-, tention to business, to win a fair share of ; the public support.. ‘ The Hotel has been thoroughly renovated. and patrons can rely on receiving comfort, attention and' civility, together with the best of everything. Only the best" Ales, Wines and Spirits kept. Good sheenproof paddocks, . > r . 833.; ENTEAI JJ O T B L: Eionhton quay, Wellington."