leading hotels DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL, ■WILLIS STREET. THIS Popular Hotel Las been thoroughly renovated and extended by an addition which gives accommodation for 50 guests. Refurnished and Decorated throughout. Now and Spacious Dining, Commercial and Drawing Rooms. Promenade flat roof. Tariff. 66 per day. Best Is Luncheon in town, from 1 to 2. RICHARD DWYER, 9 g 2 Proprietor. PANAMA HOTEL, CORNER OF VIVIAN AND TAEA- / NAKI STREETS. ATT. CASE WHISKIES FROM ssi BULK. 4s 6d. COLONIAL ALES AND STOUT lOd PER BOTTLE. fJVHB PANAMA offers to Permanent and Transient Guests Excellent Accommodation combined with Moderate Tariff. Only the best of Ales and Spirits Kept in stock. J. C. MASON. Proprietor. POST OFFICE HOTEL, PAHIATUA. (Under New Management.) MRS J A. COTTER, late of Masterton, lias taken over the above Hotel, and hopes to welcome all old friends. Best of Wines and Spirits. Speight's on Tap. Moderate Tariff. 281 'Phone BCS. Night Porter. HOTEL. Thoroughly Renovated and Refurnished throughout, WILLIS STREEtT WELLINGTON. ■ Terms Moderate. Electric Lift. J. T. LEVETT. Proprietor. HASTIE’S FEBLDING HOTEL, FEILDINQ. Under Now Management, lyrit JOHN HURLEY. late of the lifJL Railway Hotel, Palmerston N„ has taken over the above well-known Hotel. A visit from old and new friends invited, . , 250 250 JOHN HURLEY. Proprietor. Under New Management. RAILWAY HOTEL, PALMERSTON N. ME W. OWEN, late of the Commercial Hotel, Pahiatua, has taken over the above commodious and comfortable Hotel, and will be pleased to receive a visit from old and new friends. W. OWEN, S)8 Proprietor. Under New Management. NEW CENTRAL HOTEL. PALMEBSTON NORTH. JACK J. MARRIOTT Proprietor. Tariff Cs 6d ner day. All Wines and Spirits true to label. Telephone 191 Night Porter. Tho support of friend* and, travelling public solicited. 1 fTI L T S A M H O TE L, li ELTHAM. For Comfort and Cleanliness. Speigl t's Ale on Draught. Tariff—6s per day. Motor Car for Hire day or night. V. J. LEATHEM Proprietor. WHITE SWAN HQTEL. Cuba street. MRS MoGUIRE wishes to notify all friends and the general public that she has taken over the above well-known hostelry. Terms moderate. The best wines.and spirits only stocked. A single bottle at wholesale rate, 'Phono 1419. ALBION H O T B L, Courtenay place (opp. Gas Co.) ■ BEST OP LIQUORS STOCKED. Good Accommodation. Terms Moderate. Under new management. P. COSTIN, Prop 623 (Late of Taratahi and Porirna).
PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 7MTE AND MRS J. W. GRAHAM'beg ijJL to notify old friends and the travelling public that the new and commodious Empire Hotel. Frankton Junction, of 70 rooms, will be open to receive guests from- May Ist. The best appointed and the most comfortable Hotel in the Waikato. 453 E. (TED.) SULLIVAN Do-sires to notify the travelling public that from the 13th March he has taken over the well-known COMMERCIAL HOTEL at PAHXATUA. A Home from Home. E. SULLIVAN Proprietor. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. PRINCE OF WALES- HOTEL, Queen street, Masterton. Tariff—6s per day. Tour patronage respectfully solicited. S. ALLEN Proprietor. Telephone. 380. P.O. Box, 113. Ip H E LODGE. 36, Hereford street West. Christchurch. \Vithin five minutes of the Q.P.O. and close to Gardens and River Avon. The Rooms are large and well ventilated. Excellent Cuisine and varied. Superior Board and Residence fox Tourist and the Travelling Public. MRS GUNN. Proprietress. 'Phone 1970. 168 PAEKAKARIKI HOTEL. PAEKAKAEIKI. Under New Management. Excellent Situation and Magnficent View. All Wines ana Spirits true to label. Splendid Accommodation for Tourists and week-end Parties. TARIFF—6s 6d PER DAY. Horse Feed obtainable. Paddocking, etc. R. J. PAUL Proprietor. All Trains stop time for refreshments. TOURIST RESORTS. RAIL Wellington to Auckland—Break , your journey at Ohakune and stay at the King’s Court Private Hotel, right opposite station. Most modem house along the line; 3 hot, cold and shower baths. 3 patent lavatories. Express trains leave Ohakune for Auckland 6.25 a.m. and 9.15 pm. daily; for Wellington 7.15 a.m- and 10.15 p.m. daily. Enjoy a good night’s rest and view the interesting sights by daylight. Tariff from 8s per day. ,
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8609, 20 December 1913, Page 2
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