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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 750, 21 July 1904, Page 25

Hotels fo r sale For Sale, freehold, furniture, and goodwill of splendid paying hotel, situated in a very industrious and goahead die ri-t: the main industries are goldmining, flaxmilling, i awmilling and farming; the billiard-room in busy times returns £8 to £lO per week; owner guarantees he is miking a profit of £lOOO yearly. Price for freehold and furniture, £4OOO. Hotel, 6| years’ lease, Feilding district; rent moderate; good house. No. 91 Commercial Hotel, leading house. Price £4500. No. 98. Hotel, lease 5 years; goodwill £500; furniture extra. No. 80. Hotel, Wellington; lease over 8 years; rent £6 weekly Price £2OOO. No. 73. Country Hotel, 8 years’ Isase; takings £9O; rich farming locality. No. 97 Hotel, Manawatu, lease 10 years; rent £8 10s. Price £3750. No. 95. For Sale, free hotel, 9 years’ lease. Price £4OOO. No 115. Freehold Hotel, 32 rooms, 10stall stables, loose boxes, 6 acres of land. Price £4OOO for freehold; furniture extra. No. 115. Hotel, Rangitikei. trade £l6omonthly. Price£l4oo. No. 114. Hotel, and 35 acres of land, Wanganui; orchards, paddocks, etc Price £1250 No. 113 Hotel, seaport town, 9 years’ lease; rent £3 10s; free house for beer, wines and spirits. Price £1550. No. 112. For Sale, one of the very best openings in the North Inland township, only hotel; extensive works <-oing on in the neighbourhood, railway construction, bush-felling, road making, etc.; owner prepared to lease the property to a suitable tenant at a moderate rental. Purchaser must have £l5OO eash ; we can finance the balance. No. 102. Suitable purchasers assisted with a large proportion of the purchase money. DWAN BROS., Willis st., Wellington. ' ' j '■r ■■ ■" ■ • - . 3 J ' , . . . :4 ''> The redan hotel, Kaitaia, Mangonui. M. GO ON AN, Proprietor of the above old and well-established Hostelry, begs to inform the travelling public that Every Accommodation is now afforded Stables, Paddocks, and Plenty of Feed for Horse and Owner. The Best of Wines, Spirits and Beers. Grand national hotel Petone, Wellington. MR JOHN PYKE (late of the Cambridge and Imperial Hotels, Wellington) begs to notify his friends and the public generally that he has taken over this old-established and popular hostelry, which will be found replete with every modern convenience, and liquors of the best brands obtainable. Excellent stabling, loose boxes, and paddocking.

The Farthest North JOSEPH EVANS, Junr. . . PROPRIETOR . . THE HOHOURA HOTEL HO HOUR A, MANGONUI COUNTY. Every Accommodation can be had here. CHARGES MODERATE. LIQUORS OF THE BEST. Don’t Forget-— Joseph Evans, Junr. Proprietor. . :'~n ’[■ ? ' R - w '' OHAEAWAI HOTEL, Ohaeawai, Bai of Islands, GEORGE CLARK PAYNE, Proprietor “(Late of the Duke of Marlborough Hotel. Russell) Begs to state that having got the “Corner” intj thorough working trim, no effort will be spared to Cater for Visitors of all Claeses. Suffice to say that Cleanli nt ss,; Civility, a Good Table, and Moderate Rates shall be a Strict Rule as heretofore. Best Wines and Spirits Only Kept. Ehrenfried’.XXXX, Beer on Draught. The Best of Beers., First-class Stabling, Paddocking and Billiaids. EXTRACT FROM LEADING ARTICLE OF THE “NORTHERN TIMES,” ROGART. BCOTLAN , of 3rd September.pl9o3. 77-2 T 3 gjfe-s EAST OF {SCOTLAND PUBLIC IN ROGART. , ‘ A~hN the Sth May the Trust took over what was in V/ stock of old and matured Clynelish whisky, than which there is no better in the market, and which was sold by the former lessee. This undoubtedly is a highclass whisky, and is distilled by Messrs AIN SLIE & Co., Leith, in addition to this firm’s' other celebrated brands.” LAERY &&CO., LTD., Agents. Wellington, New Zealand.

JOHN PYKE - - - - Proprietor.

n ----- - - - TERMINUS HOTEL, WEW PLYMOUTH. _ C. McISAACS - Proprietor. The above Hotel is directly opposite the luuiway iScation, thereby offering great facility to the travelling public of being able to leave by early train Guests may depend upon being called. Beautiful Gardens attached to Hotel, overlooking the sea, for the convenience of visitors. Dunedin ZXZXXZX Beer o.l'CTCz^ys» oxi. J I x ■ — — • ■''» ? ; .aw <f. T -G.: ■ 1 r* *. . v-LHrT f 1 r ” J— <-*. \ " “ -—. Y~k-—I , . - ,« » i»n. ... ■ .. . Hotel Commonwealth, New Plymouth OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. J. O’DRISCOLL (Late of Royal Hotel, Hawcra), PROPRIETOR. Thia ,uow and ooaa'nrxliorMi Hotel is Hghted by aleotricity. PasMagwrs hgr early steamers can alway* rely un Mattinir breakfast before leaving by train. An si 8 Ctrls betl wQI be rung in the dining-rewsn ive nrinbes t-afore the departure of any passenger train from the station. Speight's Dnnedin Xl'kg Alee always en tap. Bost wine* and spirits retailed. Night portar in attendant*. The kitoben St entirely nnder the «t Mons. Mossong, late of Coker’s HoUl, UfarieMiuma. Items en- application.