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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4606, 10 March 1902, Page 2

To any person returning & 25 VANITY FAIR CIGARETTE LABELS Of 12 VANITY FAIR TOBACCO LABELS A variety of subjects may be thus obtained Note: Write name and address plainly. to AWAY FREE JfncStlatid

AUCKLAND. ’ JJOTEL, (Queen street, Auckland). I VISITORS to Auckland Trill find that at the WAVERLET HOTEL no effort will bo spared to offer them every comfort, combined with a Moderate Tariff, The Hotel is within one mi note’s walk of the Railway Station and Wharf, and commands a magnificent view of the har--1 bonr. MAURICE O’CONNOR, Proprietor. rjp H B U T L AN D, TEU LEADING HOTEL, WANGANUI. N.Z. First-class Accommodation for Tourists, Travellers and Families. Ten Commodious Sample Rooms. Cook’s Coupons accepted. Wire or write for Rooms to F. C. FABER, Proprietor. (Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor.) Masonic hotel, DANNEVIRKE. JOSEPH MITCHELL ... Proprietor The Leading Family and Commercial Hotel in the District. Commodious and. well-lighted sample rooms. Porter meets all trains. Night porter in attendance. Nothing but the best of Wines and Spirits kept. % Speight’s Dunedin Beer always on draught. Correspondence punctually attended to. P.O. Box’ll. -y-ICTORIA JJOTEL, 13 ' ABEL SMITH STREET. (Cff Cuba street). This well-known house has been enlarged and thoroughly renovated through- ' out and refurnished, and is now one of the beet family and most comfortable • hotels in Wellington. Electric limit all through the building. •Special Accommodation for Country Visitors. J P. DWYER, Proprietor. ■ Best Brands of Wines and Spirits only ' kept. PRINCESS O T E L. \ Molesworta. and Murphy streets, Wellington'. i ME THOMAS J. WRIGHT, for severe,! 5 years past in business in Greytown, hav- ] ing purchased the lease of the above well- ] known Hostelry, begs to announce to the inhabitants of Wellington and the conn- r try districts that he will he pleased to ’ receive a share of their esteemed patronage and a call from his country cousins. The house will be found replete and up-to-date in every respect. Travellers and , Permr aent Boarders will find the com- . forts of a home. All Wines, Ales and Spirits the very best quality. A call solicited. THOMAS J. WRIGHT, 479 , Proprietor. OCCIDENTAL H ■PALMERSTON NORTH. OTBL, 1 t 1 i Visitors to this well-known Hotel may c rely on receiving every attention and all the comforts of a home. The recognised bouse for Commercial £ Travellers. Porter meets all trains. Night Porter in attendance. Wire or write for rooms to G. B. HOWARD, Late of the Royal Hotel, Thames, and United Service, Auckland.. 657 ACCIDENTAL O T E L, 1 ' MASTERTON. ' CHAS. CRESS, the well-known athlete .and sport, end late .proprietor of tie 1 Masonic Hotel, Wellington, has purchased the interest in the above, which continues < a FREE HOUSE EOR BEVERAGES. EVERY ATTENTION TO CYCLISTS. £ CHARLES CRESS, 43 Proprietor. ( WAIRARAPA. The most Homely Family and Commercial Hotel in the Valley. . Good Trout Fishing'and Rabbit Shoot--1 within half n mile. Free use of rods and gnns to visitors. Special terms, Sa- : turday to Monday. Dairy and Garden a Stwcial Feature. Livery and Bait Stables. •Bus meets every train. Letters and telegrams receive * immediate attention. Liquors of the old quality. CHARLES THOMPSON. Proprietor (Late of the "City,” Wellington.) Mail Contractor. 675 EXCELSIOR HOTEL. E. McKenzie, Proprietor, Princes street, Dunedin. rrVHIS Hotel is entirely new and thoriJL onghly up-to-date. Well-appointed Bedrooms, large and commodious Diningrooms and Refreshment Bars. Hot and Cold Shower Baths. Patent Fire Escapes. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention.- Three minutes from Railway Station, Post Office and Wharf. 1136 1 i £ I 1 ( t 1 1 1 3 i E t e c ( I t t r