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“7 2j’ '’ !.• ~'-7''' ■ '—' -~i '' '-“•W IWBaIWwMF PIRIVATE HOTEL, which is under entirely Naw upwards of 50 Rooms, well and tastefully furnished, and conducted on an up-to-date system. Good Table, large and lofty rooms, which include a billiard room for the comfort of visitors and permanent boarders. MRS MILLER ... ... Proprietress.. Note address—7o Ingestre St.. Wellington. jpi A MIL Y HOTEL, BANGITIKHI LINB. Palmbbston North. MRS I. SMITH - - - Proprietres Has taken the above Hotel, and Solicits a share patronageGood Beds always available, and a first-class Table. Stabling and Safe Paddocks provided. Only the Best of Wines and Spirits in Stock. Speight’s Ales on draught. r HILDING HO TEL Kimboltos Road, Fxmnuro. Under Patronage of His Excellency Lord Banfnriy. This favourite hostelry has been renovated and refurnish* d throughout. Private and Public Drawing Rooms rmataixß en suite. First-class Billiard Room. The mon oocb> mod..ons Sample Rooms between Wellington and Waaga* nui. The Cuisine is under the supervision of an experienced cook. Noted for best Wines, Spirits, aod Been of any house on the Coast. The Feilding Club have room® at the above Hotel Superior stable accommodation, with groom in charge MARTHA HASTIE - - Proprietress. W. DICKSON - - - Manager. POST OFFICE HOTEL, WELLINGTON Best Dinner for One Shilling in the McCarthy’s, Staple’s, and Speight’s Beer. E. Wilson • Proprietor. MANNING’S HOTEL, BROAD-STREET. Palmerston North. The above Hotel has been thoroughly Renovated and Re-furnished throughout, and may no w be classed one of the most up-to-date on the Coast. Wines, Ales and Spirits of First-class Quality only kept in stock. Excellent Accommodation. Fine lofty rooms. First-class Table. JOHN SIMPSON Profbibtob Railway hotel. LOW EB HUTT (Three Minutes from Railway Station, and close lathe Bellvue Gardens J Good Fishing and Shooting to be had within easy distance. Tariff Reasonable. Billiards. Speight’s Beer, and Choicest Wines and Spirits. Excellent Stabling and Faddocking. J. CLULOW, Proprietor. SHEPHERD’S ABMB HOTEL, Tinakobi Boad, Wellington. DAN GILLESPIE having purchased the lease and goodwill of the above favourite hostelry, inivtes his old and new friends to give a look in at the old cariosities, which are always being * added to, and now present a show worth a visit. Wines, Ales and Spirits of the best brands. Open Invitation to all. TE ABO HOTEL, Willis Street, Wellington. R. C, CHUTE, late of the Temuka Hotel, has taken over the above -well-known Hotel, and trusts by keeping only the Best Brands of Liquor, and giving the Best Accommodation to merit a share of their support. First-class Table. Hot and Cold Shower Baths. Lettersand Telegrams Promptly Attended to. B. C. CHUTEProprietor. PRINCESS HOTEL Moiesworth-stebet, Wellington. F. BROGAN....Proprietor. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS AND PERMANENT BOARDERS, Within five minutes’ walk of both Wairarapa and Manawatu Railway Stations.; Best of Wines, Ales and Spirits only kept. Patronised Excellency by His the Governor. £1 LU B HOTEL, MASTERTON. The appointed house for the Commercial Travellers and Warehousemen’s Association, Wellington, auo, Cook’s Tourist Travellers. All Appointments up-to-date. A. C. SCRIMGEOUR ...Proprietor JJIOXTON FAJMILY HOTEL, FOXTO.N Excellent Accommodation for the Travelling Public a Mod rate Tariff . Best Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc. Good Billiard Table. Ample Stabling and Paldocking. Coaches run twioe daily to Shannon. ANDREW LAING (late of Dannevirke)Paonunoa

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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 692, 11 June 1903, Page 26

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Page 26 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 692, 11 June 1903, Page 26

Page 26 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 692, 11 June 1903, Page 26

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