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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 5702, 20 April 1911, Page 4

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WAIPAWA. W. Pellow, BEGS to ennounoe th»t he h»» taken onr the above hotel, and patroni can rely upon every attentioe Private Suite! of Apartment! and every eonvenienoe for the accomodation of the publie. WINEB, SPIRITS, AND BEER, Of the beat quality only. A FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE Good itabling and paddoek accommodation Commercial Hotel. W. PELLOW . , Proprietor. 13 EMPIRE HOTEL, WAIPAWA. THE above Hotel is acknowledged to be the best between Napier and Wellington. Families and the travelling public oan rely upon the best accommodation in the province. WINES, BPIRITB k BEERS Of the Beat Quality only. THE STABLES In oonneotion with the hotol offer ovary faoility, and there are alio a number of looie boxei. ARTHUR M. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. 18 Imperial Hotel, (Opposite Railway Station) Waipawa. Under New Management. IS now e Perfect Home for Commeroiali end Travelling Public. Tabiff Moderate. BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS. SPEIGHT'S ALE ON DRAUGHT. py All Traioa stop snfiioiant time for Refreshment!. c. j. larford. (Late of Palmerston North). 105 Islington Private Hotel. [Opposite Mr. H. F. Norris, Solicitor.] THE above new and well appointed Private Hotel, which has been Nt*wly Famished throughout, is NOW OPEN to receive guests. In connection with the hotel there is a large BILLIARD SALOON, containing THREE Tables, including an oval. The Hotel h*s G»s and Water laid on and is oonnpotnd with the sewerage system. TARIFF 6s per day. Beds 2a. Permanent Boarders as per arrangement. Billiards Is per 100. E. LIMBRICK, 233 Proprietor. BANDFORD HOTEL, Ohga Onqa. G. STAUNTON, BEGS to announce that ha has taken possession of this newly erect® 1 hotel, and is in a position to offer first slaas aeeommodation to the ravelling publie. The table will be found to be equal to any in the district. WINES, BPIRITB, AND BEER Of the Best Quality Only. ■ Tariff raisad to 6s per day. The Stables in eonneetion with the hotel offer every faeility. G. BTAUNTON, Pbopbihtoh, (8 Clarendon Hotel, (Opposite Post Office, Napier). THIS Hotel has been thoroughly renovated and re furnished, and is now open for the travelling public. The best of accommodation providod. Best wines, spirits and bottled ales, Draught Whisky (Watson’s XXX). Speight’s Ale on tap. Special Luncheon 12 30 to 2 p.m, One Shilling. W. BEADING, Proprietor. 124 Albion Hotel, NAPIER. CENTRALLY SITUATED, being oonvenient to Railway Station, Govarnment Offices, Theatres, etc. Recently thoroughly renovated and g-eplete with every conyenienoe. Hot and cold plunge and shower baths on premises, and within one minute’s walk of the Municipal Salt Water Baths. First-class Cuisine and Appointments, unrivalled at tha Tariff of 4/6 PER DAY. H. CLAUDE FOX • • • Proprietor. 31 Masonic Hotel, NAPIER. Fbahx Morllir • - Proprirtor. 63 ONDON A LANCASHIRE FIRE INBUBANOE COMPANY. Subsari bad Capital £1,863,000 Of which is paid up 186,300 Reserve Funds 387,304 Insurances Effected at Lowest Rates. Bush Risks taken. W. KINROSS WHITE, Agent, Hawke's Bay. H. F. Norris, sab-agent for Waipawa district. 91