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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 19, Issue 21, 17 March 1908, Page 8

HOTEL CECII WELLINGTON. Opposite Government Railway Station 4 NEW Stone Building, cc Vning L every modern appp'otmonc, being lit throughout wiih F/otricity aDd amply supplied with Fire F scapes and will be found A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL For Families, Visitors, Tourist?, and Commercial Gentlemen. Tariff and all particulars on application to the Proprietor, FRANK MoPARLAND, Hotel Cecil, Wellington. THE TROCA.DERO PRIVATE HOTEL, Lambton Quay, Wellington (Close to Wharf and Government Railway Station). rHIS HOTEL has been re-built, and is fitted with Electric Light, Electric Lifts, and every modern convenience for the comfort of visitors and the travelling public. Spacious Dr ng and Sitting Rooms. Open from 6 a.m to midnight. Lunoheon from 12 to 2 p.m., One Shilling Special Coupons may be obtained for Meals by regular customers. Private Rooms for Supper Parties, etc. Tariff from 6s per day. BEDROOMS ONLYDouble, per day 4s; per week, 24a Single, per day, 2s and 2s 6d; per week 15s and 12s MEALS PROM ONE SHILLING. George Pinnock, Manager GRAND HOTEL, Willis Street, WELLINGTON. i iIHE leading, most central, and 1 . up-to-date Hotel in Wellington. Absolutely Fiie-proof from oellar to roof. Contains 150 Rooms, furnished most elaborately and luxuriously throughout. LAVATORY & BATH ACCOMMODATION A SPECIALTY I Hot and Cold Water at all hours. An up-to-date Electric Elevator connects each of the seven floors. No smell from cooking, as the kitchen is on the fourth floor. Spaoious Dining, Drawing, Reading and Waiting Roomß, on first door. DAY AND NIGHT PORTERS. All Trains and Steamers met on arrival. Tariff and particulars on application. ✓ Box, No. 711; Telephone, 1216. HURN, (Late U.B.S. Coy.), Pboprietobs. DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL. XX Hunt in the above well-known Hostelry, I trust that, by carefully studying the comfort of the travelling and genera) public, a continuance of former patronage will be extended to the present proprietor who has had a good experience in conducting good hotels in Great Britain. This Hotel offers Superior Accommodation to Travellers, and is a FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL in every respeot. Every attention and exoe)lf>nt xr> als, and only best drinkß on tap. R. DWYER, Proprietor ... WHfcmraroH PALACE HOTEL, Willis Street, Wellington Under new management— A. W. HARRISON, Late (, Masonic Hotel, Havelook and Hunterville. HTAVING taken over this popular H_ Hotel, hopes with attention to business to receive the patronage of his old friends as well as the travelling public. 'ALL PROGEAMMES. FOR BEST VALUE A&JD LOWEST PRICE, TRY THE Guardian Office.