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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 726, 4 February 1904, Page 27

‘WmB 1 B|gMl^m3H|j , ißgMr ■ gT A R HOTEL, OTAHUHTT W. ABBOTT Pbopbibtob The Best Wines, Spirits, Beers, and Cigars. All the Comforts of a Home, and a Good Table Kept. Charges Reasonable, and Civility the Bule oi House. Coma+'nV’r.o Oovrzl Pai^dlnnlcß. APJNE HOTEL, HOWICK. JAMES A. HAWKINS desires to intimate that he has taken over the above House, which has been repainted and decorated throughout. Visitors will find every home comfort, while the position of the house and grounds is unequalled in the Colony. Terms have been fixed on a most moderate scale, and no effort will b« pared to make visitors’ stay most enoyable. Sea Bathing, Fishing, etc. Only one hour’s journey from Auckland. First-class accommodation for Visitors. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands Only. Coach twice daily from Auckland. The Best of Stabling. JAMES A. HAWKINS ... Proprietor. Aurora hotel Vicu'Ria Rt-rret, Auckland. MR SAM URL SABAH Has taken over tie munagement of this Hotel. Every Conveniei ce for Boarders. First-clap* Bill'srd Roon:. Wines and Spirits of the Best kept 8. SABAH. Proprietcr. “JJ- Nir ED SERVICE HOTEL. CORNE.I QUEEN AND WELLESLEY-STREETS. MRS S. COO WBE3 Pbopbietbebs. Mrs Coombes, late of' the British Hotel, having taken over the above well-known and popular Hotel, trusts Ahe may receive a.fair share of public patronage. BEST BRANCH »F TTOttorm KEPT. ■ ' ■ ESia>: w ; QUEEN’S HEAD HOTEL,. Upper Queen-street. MR GEORGE JORDAN Desires to intimate that he has taken over theabove well-known House, and would respectfully request a continuance of the favours, hitherto accorded his predecessor. Ales, Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands, procurable. Cigars and Cigarettes. ■ ■ U '. .. ' < '< •. ' ■ '■ ■ - ~■ '■ ‘ ’ ■: -iYte AMO HOTEL, KAMO.. MRS E. PARKER ’.. Proprietress. Good Accommodation. Bast Brands of W’nes and Spirits. Seccombe’s XXXX Beer on Draught. Good Stabling and First-class Paddock. SALE DAYS—Dinner always on an hourprevious to commencement of Sale.