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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12107, 12 June 1907, Page 3

The Eagle Private Hotel, COURTENAY PLACE WELLINGTON. Well lighted, lofty, -well ventilated rooms. Hot and cold water; beautiful batli rooms. Good view of harbour. Good table. Tariff 6s per day; 25» and 30s per week. Mi S AffcGi*ane, Proprietress. TAAMS PASS THE DOOR. CLIFTON HOUSE; PRIVATE HOTEL, IG2 and 164, WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. FIVE MINUTES walk from Railway Station and General , Post Office. GOOD ACCOMMODATION for Visitors and Permanent Boarders TERMS from £1 per week and from 4s 6d per day. TRAMS pass the door every fifteen minutes. F. L. MUNCASTER, Proprietress Telephone 2526. ARE YOU GOING TO WELLINGTON P If you are, securo accommodation at DONBANK * NO. 1, PERCIVAL STREET. Large and well-appointed house, good locality, splendid view of city and harbour. WITHIN HALF A MINUTE OF TRAM. and 5 minutes' walk from chief Post Office. A GOOD TABLE. Terms :—Board and lodging, single mom, 5/-; double rooms, by arrangement (reduction "for permanent boarders). Telegraph—Donbank, Wellington. Telephone—No. 1859. For convenience of visitors from Wanganui and Rangitikei, tho "Wanganui Chronicle" comes to hand daily. THE MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL Ghunznee Street. WELLINGTON. TTISITORS to Wellington desirous V High-Clai=s Accommodation should stay at the nbove Hotel. Everything up to date—-lofty rooms, central eifcaation, and trams clo-=>e by. Mrs Castendyk, Proprietress Telegraph "Tho Mansions."