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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 696, 9 July 1903, Page 24

. ’ : ' ■ wW? ■fi® lF | if Phu ■ ’ "I • • ‘S *J'g|!gsgE t HOTEL CORNER OP OHAPEL AND DOKma XI -.TBBETS AUCKLAND. CHAS. REINHARDT • - Proprietor RITISH H O T E L, CORNER OF QUEEN ST. AND DURHAM ST. THOS. BUXTON Proprietor. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. WINES, SPIRITS AND ALES OF THE BEST BRANDS. Under the New Management Patrons Old and New will find every convenience attended to. Q LEE SON'S HOTEL, LOWER HOBSON STREET. TOM MEEHAN (formerly of the Rising Sun and Suffolk Hotels) having taken the above Hotel, will be pleased to see all old and new friends. Good Accommodation. Splendid Table. Only the Best Brands of Everything kept.

k / ] WA IH I HOTEL, WAIHL This Old-established House has recently been taken Over by H. E. MEYER, who is thoiough.lv acquainted with the requirements of the district and the travelling public generally. The accommodation is unsurpassed, and the charges moderate. Sample Rooms for Travellers. Hall for Concerts, Socials, etc. Terms on application. Telegrams; “Mbybb, Waihi.” Box: 21 H. E. MEYER Licensee. JJISING SUN HOTEL, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, J. C. DUNN, long and favourably known at Onehunga in connection with hotel-keeping, wishes to announce that he has taken over the Rising Sun Hotel, Karangahape Road, where he hopes to see all his old and new friends, who may pass his way. Superior Accommodation for Boarders RAILWAY HOTEL, DBUKY. (Close to the Railway Station.) This Hotel is now under New management, and offers excellent Accommodation to Tourists, Travellers, and Families. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales kept in Stock. Good Stabling and Paddocking. Telegrams receive prompt attention. S. LAYCOCK Proprietor.

[ ■■■■■ ..-'■ ■■■ ’. ■ ' • ■ ■'. ■. ■■ ■ . ■■■■ . -. '-I ' • < '• t .. 1 '' '■’■ ■ ' L * 1 STAR GARTER HOTEL THE PREMIER HOUSE OF COROMANDEL. Sample Room Free to all Commercial Travellers. Night Porter in attendant. Sorighfs Dunedin Beer always on Draught. All Communications promptly attended to. Hot and Cold Baths. GEORGE LOBAM - - - IPEtOIPIRTISTOiEt-