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E. J. WABREN. (Formerly of the Havelock and TaradaleJHotels), 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. Bote Johns’ 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. REFRESHMENT ROOMS E. W RUDDIOK ... 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. 'THE MANGATERA HOTEL. n FTART.FR MELVILLE, Proprietor. This popular Hostelry has been thoroughly vated, and patrons will find in it all the comforte of a bonne. The Best Brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits only kept in stock. Spectel attention is given to the cuisine a capable assistant being in charge of the DixtmguitMg£ Chames Mody rate. CARLTON CLUB HOTEL, HASTINGS. First-class Accommodation for Tourists* Families Ml Commercial Men. J. D. RIVERS. Pkqfsietob. £JB OIVIN.CI A|L HOTEL, CLIVE SQUARE, .IT NAPIER. J. W. MoDUFE... Pbopbibtob The above Hotel has been entirely rebuilt in brick, and furnished and fitted up in the latest and most up-to-date manner. Has fine roomy and well-ventilated bedrooms, with numerous sitting, smoking, and waiting rooms. The Billiard Room is the Best in the District, fitted up with two first-class tables, and under the charge of |a competent marker. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits etc., Only Kept. CAFE DE PARIS, DANNEVIRKE, Nearly Opposite TblegbAph Office (Latb Post Office Boarding House). MR E. Q. TATTkRS ALL desires to announce that he has taken over the above well-known premises (which have recently been enlarged and refurnished throughout), and trusts by keeping everything in an up-to-date style to merit a fair share of support. First-class Accommodation offered to Boarders and the General Public. Baths—Hot, Cold, and Spray. Upstairs and Dining-Room under the supervision of Mbs Tatt crsali,. £|OMMEBCIAL HOTEL, WAIPAWA. Private Suites of Apartments and every Convenience for the Accommodation of the public. WINES, SPIRITS & BEER of the Best Quality Only. A FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. Good Stabling and Paddock Accommodation. W. PELLOW ..- Pbopbibtob TARANAKI PROVINCE nOMMEHCIAL HOTEL, STRATFORD. *BEST OF ACCOMMODATION AT A VERY MODERATE RATE. HOT AND COLD BATHS. EXCELLENT TABLE KEPT. ALL LIQUORS Al. SPEIGHT’S XXX ALES ON DRAUGHT. Ample Stabling. GEORGE DAVISON (late.of Canterbury)....Proprietor g AIL WAY HOTEL, HAWEBA W. GBEIG ... Proprietor. The Mail Train stays here ten minutes. Meals provided to suit all Trains. Accommodation Good and Tariff Reasonable. THE “ TROCADERO ” PRIVATE HOTEL Cobneb of Egmont & Ariki-Sts. , New Plymouth (One Minute from Railway Station). Every Convenience Provided for the Comfort of Ithe Travelling Public. 1/- Dinner (from 12 to 2) a Special Feature 17Meals served on Arrival of Trains and Steamers Complete Fire Escapes. Ladies’ Sitting Room. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths Terms: From 4/6 per day. Weekly as per arrangement. HALE AND CO. ... ... Proprietors.

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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 736, 14 April 1904, Page 31

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Page 31 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 736, 14 April 1904, Page 31

Page 31 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 736, 14 April 1904, Page 31

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