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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 813, 5 October 1905, Page 31

WELLINGTON — Continued. A I R A RAPA HOUS 51, KENT TERRACE, WELLINGTO SITUATED in the quietest and heal iest part of Wellington, yet only minutes (per tram) to the heart of city. Lit up by electricity, hot and c baths, smoking, reading, and ladies’ ting rooms, piano, lofty bedrooms, s cious dining room. First class table. Trams stop at the. door. Tariff from 4s per day. Special rangements for Families and Pcrman Boarders. GEORGE COKER (Late of the Wairsrapa), PROPRIETOR. OENT R A L py OT 1 WELLINGTON (Two Minutes walk f om Queen’s Wharf A. M. GOW (late of Dunedin) Propri ONLY BEST BRANDS OF LIQUOR KEPI MODERATE CHARGES.

TARANAKI PROVINCE* JMPOIAL JJOTE DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOU' JAMES SMITH Proprietor This popular house of call is under tirely new management, and is one of most centrally situated hotels in J Plymouth. Guests may depend on b called to meet early trains, a porter b kept for that purpose. Only Best Brands of Ales, Wines, Spirits kept. Every possible conveni for the general and travelling public Terms, 6s 6d per day. Telephone 123. Box 83. jyj"ASONIC HOTEL, a WATTJ This hotel combines all the conveniences Ant-class House, together with a mot tariff. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc., of the Best Br J. A. SMYTH Pbomu -pi G M ONT HOTEL, H®A"W I A. J. JURY ... ... ... Propristoi The Proprietor (Utely of the Okaiawa Hotel formerly of the Shamrock) begs to inform his ft and the public generally that he has taken ore above popular hotel, and trusts that, by strlot atte to their oomfort, and by keeping only the bi liquors, to retain their patronage.