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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 528, 31 January 1901, Page 22

Britannia hotel, willis street WELLINGTON. MRS NAT NATHAN, of the Marine Parade, Napier, having purchased this hotel, will be pleased to t-.ee all her old and also new friends. All departments will be under my sole supervision. Civility and attention to all. Best brands of wines, spirits and ales only kept. MBS NAT NATHAN - Pbopbietbbbs. Hi L D I IS G HOTEL Kimbolton Road, Fbilding. Under Patronage of His Excellency Lord Ranfurly. This favourite hostelry has been renovatedand refurnished • throughout. Private and Public Drawing Rooms upstain en suite. First-class Billiard Room. The most commod.ous Sample Rooms between Wellington and Wanganui. The Cuisine is under the supervision of an experienced cook. Noted for best Wines, Spirits, aod Beers of *ny house on the Coast. The Feilding Club have rooms at the above Hotel. Superior stable accommodation, with groom in charge. MARTHA HASTES - - Proprietress. W. DICKSON - Manager. EVI N E’S MARTON HOTEL North Broadway, Marton. First-class Accommodation for Boarders and the Travelling Public. Special attention directed to Cyclists and Tourists. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Note : Having had considerable experience in the Wine and Spirit trade, customers can rely on being supplied with nothing but the Best of of Wines and Spirits. All Meals, Is. W. DEVINE - Pbopbibtob (Lateof Maginnity’s, Wine Merchant, Wellington) ETROPOLLTAN HOTEL, MOLEB- - STREET, WELINGTO (Close to the House of Parliament). WILLIAM MoLEOD & MRS LEGG, Pbopbietobb (Late of the a s. Rotomahana). Mr McLeod and Mrs Legg, having purchased the above hotel, intend running the house in up to-date style. The public can rely upon being supplied with the Best Liquors, Comfortable Bedrooms, and First-class Table. First-class Billiard Table. Terms Moderate. Telephone 1036. ■

, . - . • ■ ■■ •• ■ v. ’....' -J ' ’ jp RIVATE HOTEL MRS MoLEARY Pbopbietbkss. Late Matron of the Ohiro Home. The above Private Hotel contains upwards of fifty rooms, well and tastefully furnished, and is well-known to travellers and permanent boarders as being a firstclass hostelry, ana conducted on up-to-date system. Good table, large and lofty rooms, which include a billiard room for the comfort of visitors and permanent boarders. _ . Terms on Application. Please note the Addbebs— MRS MoLEARY, PRIVATE HOTEL, Ingestre-stbeet, Wellington. Telephone 334. —All wires receive prompt attention.

r \ \ I ;*'"**’t**'< *''z" 1 ,J 11 " .•■ ' — • U THE Al HOTEL (Late Queen’s), IAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. k. GREENWOOD - - . Pbopbibtob. A. Gbbbnwood, having purchased the lease of the above hotel, has had the whole premises renovated, remodelled, decorated, and fitted up n the most modern style. Best) Brands of Wines, Spirits, and Ales only kept. Thistle i nn Opposite Government Railway Station, Wellington. t JAMS 3 KEENEY Proprietor JAMES KEENEY, late of Trafalgar Hotel, Greymouth,. Begs to inform his Friends from the West Coast and the Public generally, that he has taken over this wellknown Hotel, where he is prepared to cater for all. their requirements. Visitors to the Empire City will find excellent accomaodation and a well-kept table,. ' Luncheon daily from 12 to 2. Special terms lor Boarders, Best brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits Jonlji kept. Trams pass the door every ten minutesTelephone, No. 1193.