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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume X, Issue 507, 12 April 1900, Page 20

COMMERCIAL HOTEL Corner of Shortland and High Sts. Alfred Kidd - Proprietor. IMPERIAL HOTEL, Pollen Street, Thames. Centrally Situated. Good Accommodation. BEST WINES and SPIRITS. W. Constant - - Proprietor. Lady bowen hotel Brown Street, Thames. J. Fogarty - - Proprietor. O B ROY H O T E L, Waihi. ’■ First-class Accommodation for the Travelling Public. COACHES leave the door for Paeroa. J. Flett - - - Proprietor. AIHI HOTEL VV Waihi. Mbs Tanner - Proprietress. Thames temperance hotel Brown Street, Thames, opp. Royal Hotel, Under New Management. This old-established house has been thoroughly renovated, and has Excellent Accommodation for Boarders and Visitors. Good Table and Every Comfort. Terms Moderate. MBS AUTRIDGE - Proprietreb OCIDENTAL H OT EL VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. THE SPORTING RENDEZVOUS J. W. RUSSELL - Proprietor. JJ ARBY Jg LLIS D O N Wyants Everyone to Know that he has taken over the THISTLE HOTEL, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. When you desire to “ Wet your Whistle,” Just Call for Harry at the Thistle. ~T L B E B T H O T li - QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND, Most Central Position in the City PRIVATE SUITES FOR FAMILIES. SAMPLE ROOMS. LINDSAY COOKE - - Propriety (Late of Union S.S. Co.) PARK HOTEL, WELLESLEY ST. EAST AUCKLAND. Opposite Free Library and Albert Park, and within a Minute’s Walk of Queen Street. Buses and Trams pass the door for all parts of the town. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. Splendid Accommodation for Country Visitdrs. Good Stabling. Domain Brewery Pure Beer on Draught. DAVID WALKER - Proprietor. p--;--— • - ■ 1 ' ■ ■ l ; I' ' ' ill . ■ ■ I " i 1 ■ mW hi ■ h T ORAM’S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, JU OPITONUI. ——!l ■' This Large and Commodious recently been built, and newly furnished throughout. TRAVELLERS AND VISITORS Wul find Every Convenience, Civility, and Attention. ONLY THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES SPIRITS, ALES, Etc., KEPT G. LORAM - - ° Proprietor. SERIOUS ACCIDENT PREVENTED IN PONSONBY BY THE USE OF HENNING TYRES Factory—Stanley Street.