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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 696, 9 July 1903, Page 27

JgMPIBB HOTEL, WAIPAWA G. OAKENFULL. Pbopriktob. This Hotel is acknowledged to be the best between Napier and Wellington. Families and the travelling public can rely upon the best accommodation in the province. WINES, SPIRITS & BEER of the Best Quality only. GOOD STABLES. Large Number of Loose Boxes. PACIFIC HOTEL, HASTINGS. A. ELLINGHAM (Late of Stortford Lodge Hotel), HAS taken over this well-known Hostelry, that has been presided over by Mr H. O Caulton for the last twenty years. The Hotel will be re-furnished throughout and made thoroughly up-to-date as a Family and Commercial Hotel. Splendid Loose-box Accommodation for Visit* ing Trainers. Telephone Communication between Napier and Hastings. All Telegrams carefully attended to. ALF. ELLINGHAM.... . Proprietor. [Under tub Patronage of His Excellency Eabl or Ranfurly.] jyj'-ASONIC HOTEL, DANNEVIRKE, H.B. The Leading Family and Commercial Hotel in the District. First-class Accommodation. Nothing but the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept- Speight’s Dunedin Beer always on draught. Commodious and well-lighted Sample Rooms, Porter meets all trains. Night Porter ia attendance. Correspondence punctually attended to. P.O. Box 11. WILLIAM LIGHT Proprietor. Under the of the Eabl OF Patrunagb Ranfurly , HOTEL WAIPUKURAU. Tourists, Commercials and Families will find this Hotel replete and most up-to-date. Good trout-fishing in Waipukurau and Tukituki Rivers. Shooting on lake three-quarters of a mile ifrom Hotel. Stabling and Paddocks. . , R. HUN Proprietor. ORITER.ION HOTEL, NAPIER. First-Class Accommodation for Tourists, Families and Commercial Men. 9. CHARLTON, Pbopbibtob. E. J. WARREN, (Formerly of the Havelock and Taradale Hotels), HAS taken over the Albert Hotel, Hastings, which is now replete with every comfort and convenience, and he will be glad to see all friends, both new and old. First-class Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. Terms Moderate. Luncheon 12 noon to 2 p.m. Robiohns* Prize Ale on draught. Ward’s, Speight’s and Manning’s in bottle. Nothing but Best Brands of Wines and Spirits stocked. Telephone No. 11. 1 r-i REFRESHMENT ROOMS ><_ W. RUDDICK ... Pbopbibtob. Mail Trains wait twenty minutes for Lunch. The Railway passengers, going either North or South, should be acquainted with the fact that at the Woodville Refreshment Rooms they can have a good Hot Luncheon. Railway guards will inform the traveller how much time he will have at Woodville.

U fa) . THE HETROPOIATAN . Grand Central Coffee *Palace Z and Restaurant V CORNER OF DEVON A EGMONT STREETS, NEW PLYMOUTH , Within one minute’s walk of Railway Station, Post Office and Banks. Af, 1 The above is specially adapted~for the Convenience and Comfort of the Commercial and Social Travelling Publie, and in every way equal to a First- ! -'A* class Hotel. Lofty and airy "bedrooms, Ladies' Tea Booms, Drawing-room, 7*'*' Spacious Dining-room, Commercial Room, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, /- I Convenient and Cemmodious Sample Rooms. ir the kitchen u vnmb an nxpebiencxd cur. Per WeekJW- Arrowsmith, proprietor, ||'