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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 19, Issue 99, 15 December 1908, Page 6

HOTEL CECIL, WELLINGTON. Opposite Government Railway Static Stone Building, containing every ■ modern appointment, being lit throughout with Electricity and amply supplied with Fire E icapes and will be found A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL For Families, Visitors, Tourists, and Commercial Gentlemen. Tariff and all particulars on application to the Proprietor, FRANK MoPARLAND, Hotel Cecil, Wellington. THE TRoCADERO PRIVATE HOTEL Lambton Quay, Wellington (Close to Wharf and Government Railway Station). THIS 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. _ Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m., One Shilling Special Coupons may be obtaioed for Meals by regular customers. Private Rooms for Supper Parties, etc. Tariff from 6s per day. ‘ BEDROOMS ONLYDouble, per day 4a; per week, 24s Single, per .day, .2s and 2s 6d; per week ISe and 12s MEALS FROM ONE SHILLING. George Pinnock, Manager

GRAND HOTEL, Willis Street, WELLINGTON. THE leading, most central, and up-to-date Hotel in Wellington. Absolutely Fire-proof from cellar to roof. Contains 160 Booms, furnished most elaborately and luxuriously throughout. -LAVATORY A BATH ACCOMMODATION A SPECIALTY! Hot and Cold Water at all hours. An up-to-date Eleotrio Elevator connects each of the seven floors. No smell from cooking, as the kitchen is on the fourth floor. Spacious Dining, Drawing, Reading and Waiting Booms, on first floor. DAY AND NIGHT PORTERS. All Trains and Steamers met on arrival. Tariff and particulars on application. Box, No. 711; Telephone, 1216 BEVERIDGE"* HURN, . (Late U.B.S. Ooj.), PaOPRIBXORB.

GROYETOWN HOTEL (Near Blenheim). HENRY COLLINS - Proprietor. GROOMS in Charge of Travelling Sire Horses can find all Accom ■ modation. GOOD PADLOCKING for SHEEP in Droves. Only Liquors of A 1 Quality in Stook COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Grove Road, Blenheim. HAVING taken over the above well-known Hotel, which has been so successfully carried on by Mr W. Condor, I trust by only supplying THE BEST OF SPIRITS AND LIQUORS to Merit a Share of Public Patronage F. 0. LINSTROM - Proprietor