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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 609, 18 September 1902, Page 23

HAMILTON hotel, Q ; HAMILTON, WAIKATO. B ’ W. FT. BRIGHT Proprietor 3 .— . ... ’r r ' > I U***)*'’* i[’ •qfflSMW’ • wjJEal Bawlfc - Gc-WW’Jse. 4/ GGWHoOB y* \ ----- I New Hotel (front view) Back View (showing thb river TERMS : 6s Per Djem ; 30s Per Week, j r-—V- — -—3--— ‘ J _ j < * k' k-.. p :~j, i ■ ~g t rrL s£-~~ y __ 7" ■ ’ ' r ■ A™' PfefesarngX.*.' ST. HEMER’S BAY HOTEL. 0. LINDSAY Proprietor BEST brands of wines, spirits and cordials. Hancock’s Sparkling Ales and Lager Beer. Good table, every ace commodation and attention, civility and cleanliness. Boating, bathing, fishing, stabling. Tariff : from to per day and 30s per week. Lavatory for ladies and children. Dinners, teas, suppers, etc., on shortest notice Four busses daily. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. -— -:0; The leading hotel of palmerston NORTH, under entirely New Management, Cen- • trally and Conveniently Situated, Immediately opposite * Bank of New Zealand, and close to Post and Telegraph (O) Offices. Furnished sumptuously throughout in the most up-to-date style, and well provided with Fire j Escape. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Choicest Wines, Spirits, etc. Night Porter in attendance. Lug- ■ gage conveyed .free of charge to and from Railway StaUtfFuiMfaali ~ Manager G. B. HOWARD (Late of the Royal Hotel J Thames, and United Service, Auckland). CENTRAL HOTEL, QUEEN- STREET, MASTERTON. > ' THE BEST FURNISHED f -i' L ; ili most UP-TO-DATE j; f p j F? INLAND HOTEL < IN *' TnE J; 4. ' , J . ' . ■ OfWS MWrwl colony. H W POWNALl.Proprietor