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NZ Truth, Issue 215, 7 August 1909, Page 2

. MANNBES-STBEET, THE CLARENDON IS ONE OP THU OLDEST AND BEST KNOWN HOTELS IN WELLINGTON. ONLY T-HE VERY BEST OF LIQUORS KEPT. CUSTOMERS CAN DEPEND UPON GOOD DRINK AND CIVILITY, MRS NATHAN, Proprietress. laEW HOTEL (Corner St. Asaph and Madras Streets), - OHEISTOHUEOH. Only three minutes from Railway Station or Post Office. WILLIAM QUIRK, Proprietor (Formerly of the Crown Hotel, Tiniaru). First-class Accommodation for Travellers and Boarders. • Speight's XXXX Ales on Tap. Only Best Brands of all Liquors Stocked. GROSVENOR HOTEL, Or. Moorhouse Avenue and Madras-street, CHRISTCHURCH, (Immediately opposite Railway Station). Electric Cars passing frequently. Internal arrangements thoroughly renovated. Best brands of Wines and Spirits. Charges Moderate. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. EMPIRE HOTEL. FEATHEBSTON, „ (Patronised hy His Excellency the ' Governor, Lord i^lunKet.) The Ahove Well-Known Family Hotel has been taken over hy J. H. TULLY, late of Greytown. THE EMPIRE is the appointed hotel of the Wellington Commercial' Travellers' Association. "mos&tbt knows a Good tbi&g . its j whisky!" . WELLBN6TON H®?EL, Molesworth-Street, WELLINGTON. Wo INIJDD PROPRIETOR. Corner Majoribank Street and Courtenay Place, WELLINGTON. MR. D. SULLIVAN, late Proprietor of Post Office Hotef, is now to be found at the abd've well-known and popular house, and will be pleased to welcome all old and new friends. Only the Very Best Brands of ALES, WINES & SPIRITS STOCKED. D. Sullivan^ PROPRIETOR. PALMEESTON NOETH. THE MOST UP TO DATE HOSTELRY IN THE MANAWATU. John HurHey, PROPRIETOR. WANTED KNOWN— FOR HIRE, QEO. li. GIBSON/ FOR RELIABLE, HORSES & TRAP'S. ' Telephone, 32.