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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10485, 2 November 1901, Page 1

i Hotels. . THE T3AILWAY /TTOTEIi, THE SPIT, NAPIEB. C. OTDONOGHUE, Propreitor. Telephone No. -171. • TWTASONIC TTOTEL, EIVEE BANK, WANGANUI. W. H. BLEASEL, Proprietor. (Late of'Pukekohe Hotel, Auckland) First-class Accommodation. ALES, WINES,~AND "SPIEITS 'OF THE BEST BBANDS. ■ Telephone No. 257. T> E D T ION TT O T E L, . WANGANUI (Just Over the Town Bridge.) C. COTTEEIiL, Proprietor (Late X.-W. Frocter). . ; First-class Accommodation for Country Customers and the Travelling Public. An excellent" Billiard Table-^ cheapest rate.The best of Stabling. Telephone- (No. 279) - and every convenience. - , I- . mHE) piiTTB -TTOTEL, . MABTON. J. W. PEOCTEB, Proprietor (Late of ,the Eed'Lion Hotel, •■' _- ' W^angariui)." ■ ' ' -. -• '. -Ther ' BEST OF. ACCOMMODATION "• . •' ' ' "For - , ' Tourists, Travellers, and Visitors. Communications by Telegraph, Telephone, or Letter promptly, attended to. , ■ . " » ". ■ • .-."-. HOTEL rtdMMONWEAI.TH, \J. ; Opposite Bailway- Station, -' NEW PLYMOUTH. ' J. CDBISCOLL, Proprietor. ' (Late of-Boyal Hotel, Hawera)," ' Has just opened this new and commodious Hotel,' and will now cater for the public. The house is -lighted by electricity. Tariff, 6s 6d a day. Passengera-by, early steamers can always rely on. getting breakfast before leaving ,bjr -train. An electric bell will be rung v in-- the diningroom five, minutes-. before the' departure of any passerigar train from the station. Speight's Dunedin XXXX' Ales always on' tap. Best wines and spirits retailed. Night porter, in- attendance. *'^ " tvailwa'y ttotei, Close* to the Biver-Steamer Wharves and-Moutoa Gardens, -'' f'J' WANGANUI. PETERjjELIBTjaioBN, Proprietor.' ' . DUNEDIN BEEB ■*" --^^Atwayß on -Tim. - ■ Telephone i,No. 155. P.O/ Box' • No. 163. ' > TjIAMILY TTOTEL, TAUPOQUAY. WANGANUI. Opposite Eailway Station, C. J. McCAETHY has pleasure in * intimating to his many, friends in and around Wonganui that he is proprietor of the above well-known - ' , Hotel. Ten Boomy Loose Boxes. Telephone No. 147. P.O. Box -135 TTTAITOTAEA TTOTEL, WATTOTAEA. Proprietor JAS. WEBBEBLEY (Lato Chief Steward of the Eiver Steamer Aotea). Travellers and Tourists may rely on the Very Best of Accommodation in all departments connected with the conduot of a first-class country Hotel. Good Stabling and Paddocldng. Horses and Buggies on Hire. ALBION TTOTEL, Opposite the Courthouse And Public Library, WANGANUI. . D. J. MALONE Proprietor. Desires to intimate that he has token over the above Hotel, and it will bo his endeavour to study the requirements of Customers. Excellent Accommodation for Travellers and Tourists. Telephone No. 204. 4 x . ' . m pEOVINCIAL- TTOTEL, WANGANUI. THE MOST CENTEAL HOTEL . INTOWN. WILLIAM . LIGHT (late of the Denbigh Hotel, Feilding), notifies his friends and the public that he has taken over the above centrallysituated .and well-appointed Hotel, and as in the past, hopes to merit ' that share of support so consistently accorded him. Only the very best .brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits -will be -stocked, and really FTRST - CLASS ACCOMMODATION provided. An excellent LUNCHEON DAILY between Noon and 2 p.m. . P.O. Box 149. Telephone, No. 170. THE NEW /~IBITEBION TT O TEL, Corner of EIDGWAY & St. HILL Streets. WANGANUI. Close to the Eailway Station and Wharves. P. E. DOVEE Proprietor. Notifies his numerous friends and the travelling public that he has taken over possession of the above well-known hostelry, and can guarantee the VEEY BEST of accommodation. Special Concessions to Farmers on Sale Days. THE FIEE ESCAPKS are on the most perfect principle. Communications by Telegram or Letter promptly attended to. Telephone No. 225. A Night Porler in attendance.