Page 30 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIII, Issue 769, 1 December 1904, Page 30

[ 7-? HI I Grosvenor Hotel, Hobson Street, Auckland, N.Z. A. SCHULTZE, PROPRIETOR. !■■—f——R— This well-known Hotel haa been thoroughly Benovated and Be-furnirhed Bray Modern Comfort and Convenience for Touriata, Travellers and Families. BttHaad Tabfa. Tinea and Spirits of As Best Brands only* > - TILZPHONE 1188. TERMS MODERATB.

i iiiMWi-liMi;—l i s^^^^^soa, a liima^— .'•.<«•’••• ’• *•* ’ ’ • . '■.' ' ••’ • . • • ' 11 '■ ...\: ' ,•. -•- ' ' . '• • ’ - , - J <- •■ . <-...< ■•/.<■ :.:■ ■. . :•„■• .. , 'J'-, i • ■•: ■> ■ ■ ' ■' < .Ai -' 7 77 iJSi riagg ».• A KraM ~z~ ~ ‘ ‘ ! v 5 * ■.. * ■ • ' ’*; X.,'7 -i JASPER SION TGOMERY desires to intimate that he has taken over the above House, which has been re-painted and decorated throughout. Visitors will find every home comfort, whilst the position of the house and grounds is unequalled in the Colony. Terms have been fixed on a moat moderate scale, and no effort will be spared to make visitors’ stay most enjoyabU. Fresh and Saltwater Bathing, Fishing, etc. Only One Hour’s Journey from Auckland. JASPER MONTGOMERY, Proprietor-

S. W. BUCK. gUFFOLK HOTEL Ponsonby, Auckland. Having taken possession of the above Hotel, I shall be glad to see all my Old Friends and Customers. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands only Billiards. S. W. BUCK ... ... Proprietor OWHABOA HOTEL Main-street, Waikino. RALPH MONTGOMERY Proprietor. RALPH MONTGOMERY (lately Manager of the shove Hotel) has taken it over on his own, and trusts to see all his old patrons. Extensive additions are now being made, and when complete the Hotel will be second to none in the dietrict. Don’t forget to call on RALPH MONTGOMERY. Tramway hotel, kabanghake, Across the Br doe. MR P. CROSBY Proprietor This is the best hotel in the district, is lighted up by electricity, and has the imputation of only keepin? first-class ales and spirits. The table is excellent. Hot and Cold Baths always readv. Attached to the hotel is the well-known Lyoeum Hall, which is also lighted up with electricity.