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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VIII, Issue 414, 30 June 1898, Page 4

■ 1 ■ '••I fIX-!■'••'•-i,..---'" ■ -.;M »W^£3ai^Mra>,' zl( W [I. _ _ -' ■■_ J The geyser hotel WHAKAKEWAREWA. Distant 2 miles from Rotoriia, and situated near the site of the famous wonders of the District. Every Comfort. Natural Hot Baths. O. E. NELSON, ... ... Proprietor fl . i - 1 3 t ----- ' H OKOROIRE HOTEL L. Callaghan, Proprietor. On thejDlrect Route to Rotorua. Magnificent Scenery. Splendid‘iFishng, all other Game abundant. All are strongly advised to visit Okoroire en route, either going or returning, and travel by" Road from Okoroire to Rotorua or vice versa. The Drive is the finest in New Zealand, massing through magnificent Bush and Gorge Scenery. All conveyances are most comfortable and well horsed. Daily Coach Service (Sundays included).

if i .□H/ fl’■<.■"'■■:£: ''W'jit' "G ■’ - EH <KWiB' Kt a ■sfSHßKMlWlKii’i’SWrnißlMl - - LxakiBnWPWßMPF ,^', ’^-^S?®b-tv.« Mr f il'”:' ' ? - —afc ’ ' ' Hh®HK L .-a- --X.X""'' The Grand II otee. Princes Street,B -A. 0.c1x.1 and. ‘ Opposite Government-House and Museum, and next NORTHERN CLUB. A Magnificent View of the Harbor is one of the GRAND HOTEL’S attractions. Patronised by their Excellencies Earl of Onslow Viscount Hampden (Gov. N.S.W.), Admiral Fairfax, and ofher distinguished visitors. Under entirely new Management. FRENCH CHEF ALEXANDER JOHNSTON - - . Proprietor.

PRINCE OF WALES PRIVATE HOTEL INVERCARGILL. Having' the above premises for a number of years and effected some necessary alterations, I have pleasure in announcing to Visitors and the Travelling Public generally that they will find AMPLE ACCOMMODATION WITH COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE. 't 1, . MRS. J. MILLAR - PROPRIETRESS. |g ANDR I D G E JJ OT E L SYDENHAM, CHRISTCHURCH. — KENNEDY - - Proprietor. Splendid Accommodation for Families, Tourists, and Travellers. Don’t forget to call in passing through. Trams every hour up to 10.30 p’.m. IJHE JJ AN K ~jqp OT E L ■ / MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. ' Centrally Situated. Excellent Accommodation. Best’of Wines aid Spirits. E. F. SCHOLEFIELD - Propbieiob. -7