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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 683, 9 April 1903, Page 26

Hi''tit F (VF* ' ■ " : ■ 1 '■' 7. • \ .?! h:- 11--4 7 ! 'W^*sSv { ■’ /■ V‘ h ILj 'hib'-r- •;■■■'■ E4w FMW' : IF S w 2 F ’$ ‘*a' f _h? ' ! ;,«' 7 L-l ?• i m 1 . I '' aW GROSVENOR HOTEL, HOBSON-STBEET, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. Five minutes’ walk from the Post Office. A. SCHULTZEhP RO]p]RIBTO]a Thia well-known Hotel has been thoroughly Renovated and Be furnished throughout. Every Modern Comfort and Convenience for Tourists, Travellers and Families. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS ONLY. TELEPHONE 1,153. TERMS MODERATE. __^~~ ~~~ ■,/..-■• ■ k, ' ■.y... •• ■ ■■.:.<• ■■ .: ■■•<;//'.■ ■•' ■'■ ". -■■ ■ .-■■■■l kb-.rbbh.■/■'' •-hh'. -■ ■ L,- h'W > ■■ ■< '■■■••<■ '2: • /n ’ ■■•;: -• -b ■''• - '''■ ' h ■ ' .-'"X-w** ’ - If ■■ - k - k i ?' ; g|||||g LAKE HOTEL, TAKA PUN A. j| g A R.RV E. VVH.ITLAW desires to intimate that he has taken over the above House, which has been re-painted and decorated throughout. Visitors will find every home comfort, whilst he position of the house and grounds is iinequalled in the Colony. Terms have been iflxed on a most moderate seal e, and no effort will be spared to make visitors’ stay most enjoyable. Fresh and Saltwater Bathing, Fishing, etc. Only One Hour’s Journey from Auckland. HARRY E. WHITLAW Proprietor.

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b' 1 i 7’ ■'.' - ' ' ’lhL' %• •’" '*■■.'’■' ■■* J ' ■.•'*•-■*' kr'fl WIIWH 4 "J ; • ,: * si, [ '"_'.' J —7 I' .-- H I3?'ln vpSgaiirWz fH<l! 'T'-jJSS'it '«;?•• w : l hw&w M’ -ifiCwssf-w- '‘iJvSii 1 ! I'M ; I’ , ’ L 1 E o'l’l iffisw.- ojs Mg|d 1 (g TA R HOTEL, OTAHUHU W. ABBOTT Pbopbietob The Best Wines, Spirits, Beers, and Cigars. All the Comforts of a Home, and a Good Table Kept. Charges Reasonable, and Civility the Rule of House, Commodius Stables. Govd Paddocks. Billiards. ■gj" ORTHOOTE HOTEL Licensee THOB. W. ALLEN. (A Veteranjof H.M.B. Navy ) The abov& Hostelry, in the healthiest of Auckland’s Suburbs, is open to visitors at all times. LIQUOBS UNEXCELLED. All the Comforts of Home. Sea Bathing, Unsurpassed View of the City and Harbour.