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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4629, 7 April 1902, Page 2

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TEVIATHAN HOTEL, -H-i Opposite Eailway Station, DUNEDIN. P.O. Box, 112. Telephone, 67. JAMES CONNOR ... Managing Director. The Eavonrite House with the Travelling Public. Up-to-date in every detail. Brick Building. Eire Escapes. Moderate Charges. Tariff—is 6d per day, 25s per week. Permanent boarders by arrangement. The Luncb, from 12 till 2, is unequalled in the colony, ONE SHILLING. Night and Day Porters. 758 LB YIN HOTEL. ■, ' And ' ' HOEEWHBNUA CLUB, LEVIN.. C. A. HARRISON ... .... Proprietor (Late of Wellington and New Plymouth), HAVING purchased the interest in the above well-known Hotel, I will be pleased to welcotne all old friends and the public generally. Patrons to the Levin Hotel will have the privilege of using boats on the Horowhenua Lake, free of charge. 544 0 CCIDBN T A L O T E L, ► PALMERSTON NORTH. Visitors to this well-known Hotel may rely on receiving every attention and all the comforts of ahome. The recognised ■ house 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 0 L' U B O T E L. GREYTOWN. The Leading Commercial House, Wairarapa Valley. Appointed House for Commercial Travellers’ Association. 455 , -■ . M. LYONS, Proprietor. Jjl AMI L T H 0 T EL ’ Eangitikei Lino, Palmerston North. JOHN ROBERTS (Late of Kaikoura .and Lyttelton) Has assumed proprietorship of the above hotel, and solicits a share of patronage. Good beds and first-class table. Stabling and safe paddocks provided. EUMEROA HOTEL, WOODVILLB DISTRICT. SMILLNER, Proprietor (late of Shan- • non), having purchased the Freehold of the above Hotel, patrons may rely on receiving the very best attention. Excellent Accommodation. Sporting Tourists will find this the best fishing district south of the Line. Wines, Ales and Spirits first quality. Telegrams and letters receive prompt attention. (JIEBMINUS. NEW PLYMOUTH. The above well-known Hotel is pleasantI ly situated in New Plymouth, and is within three minutes’ walk of the Eailway Station and Township. The travelling public will find every attention at the Terminus. 159 E. HADEIELD, Proprietor. WHITE HART HOTEL, High street. Christchurch.—Situated very centre of Christchurch;' near Post and Telegraph Offices, Banks and other Public Offices, Hot, Cold and Sbower Baths, Night Porter. Correspondence promptly attended to. Telephone, 177.—JOHN NEIL, Proprietor. - || O T B L.