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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 681, 26 March 1903, Page 28

■ COMMERCIAL HOI EL, {WAVERLEY. THE COMMERCIAL .HOUSE OF WAVEBLEf. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION, CUISINE AND LIQUORS. CHAS. HABBIBON ... Proprietor. (Late of New Plymouth and I evin.) ■ VICTORIA HOTEL, V/ WANGANUI. «MMManaaxn THE TOURIST’S HOTEL. Choicest Wiues, Spirits and Cigars. Night Porter kept. Cook’s Coupons Accepted. Write or wire for rooms to J. S» PALMER, Proprietor. DUNEDIN. ——— OWL IN G BEEN J"|~OTEL. Corner of {Frederick and Cumberland Streets, DUNEDIN. W. D. WYATT, late of Wellington, begs to inform his Friends and Country Visitors that he has taken the above well-known Hotel which has been thoroughly Renovated and Re-furnished, and is now in a position to offer his Patrons First class Accommodation. TERMS MODERATE. NOTED HOUSE FOR THE BEST WINES & SPIRITS JMPEBIAL O T E L, PBINOES STBEET, DUNEDIN. M. Mo ALLEN Proprietor (Late of Bendigo H- tel, Alexandra). M4O will sell the same brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales as he did at Bendigo. TATTEBSALL’S hotel (Late Bed Lion), Stafford Street, Dunedin. Three Minutes from Bail way Station. Two Doors from Theatre. §s BMW 1 h s hr ' , hrs A « 7 *.l/ ! e 2 FBED. OABTEE, Proprietor.

[ggj" SEE! SEE! SEE! At thb Cornbe of Great King and St. Andrew Streets, Dunedin, is JJOTEL.

The outlay is enormous, and is an important addition to the city. VERDICT—BRANSON’S HOTEL May safely be commended to Visitors as an Hotel where they will receive everything that will contribute to their safety, comfort and enjoyment. CHAS. B. M. BRANSONProprietor. PIER HOTEL, Cbawfobd, Bond, and Jetty Streets, DUNEDIN. MRS PARKER Proprietress. (Late of Hotel Metropole, St Clair.) Having recently purchased this Hotel and had it thoroughly renovated, it now affords the Best Accommodation for Tourists and Travellers. Charges Moderate. pt LADS TONE HOTEL, OF Maodaggan Street, Dunedin. JOHN COLLINS Proprietor. (Late of Al Hotel, Pelichet Bay.) The most centrally situated Hotel in the City. First-class accommodation for Tourists, Travellers and Boarders. Suites of rooms for families. Charges moderate. A Special Feature: 1/Luncn from 12 to 2 o’clock. Hot, cold, and ihower baths. The very best of Wines, Ales, nd Spirits supplied. Gridiron hot el PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN, Conveniently and JCentrally Situated, close to Post, Telegraph, and other Public Buildings. Good and Ample Accommodation for the Travelling Public. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, Ales, Etc. Trams pass the door every few minutes. Mrs M. PETERSProprietoress JU O T E L. DUNEDIN. THE BEST PATRONISED AND MOST POPULAR HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. TARIFF: fis Per Day. J. J. CONNORProprietor NELSON£JOACH AND JJORBE3 |~g~OTEL. <O5 M. MATHIESON, formerly of fhe Masonic HOT• Hotel, Havelock, and White Hart Hotel, Richmond, has taken over the above centrally situated and commodious premises, where it will be his pleasure to make every provision for the wants and comforts of all — t T cn tbnr»»n.Kty