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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 819, 16 November 1905, Page 27

BO TO .KU A MINERAL WATER FACTORY, ROTORUA. O. A. CLARKE .. .. Pbopmbtob. JtKATED WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFAC’I ÜBER. HOP ALfE AND ZOLOKANE Of tpeeial Excellence. Celebrated Toole Hop Ale a Specialty. Should you think of Buying or Belling consult R. RICHARDSON, (who has had Twenty-aeven Year*’ experience in the Trade), Hotel Broker and Valuer, York Chambers, Manehester-etreet Christchurch, her a number of Good Town and Country Houses for disposal. HOTELS—AUCKLAND PROVINCE n Thistle hotel, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. MR PAT QUINLAN has now taken over the management of the above Hotel, which has been thoroughly renovated throughout. A Few Doors Above the City Hail. PAT QUINLAN Proprietor. ■I; TT NITED SERVICE HOTEL. CORNER QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STREETS. MRS S. COOMBES Proprietress. Mrs Coombes, late of the British Hotel, having taken over the above well-known and popular Hotel, trusts she may receive a fail’ share of public patronage. BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS KEPT. |Tjp ALISMAN HOTEL, KATIKATI. <D. F. WIGLEY (late Steward on the s.s. Taniwha), Proprietor. Good shooting. Fishing and Boating, Thermal Springs, Hot, Natural and Swimming Baths within twenty minutes’ drive of the Hotel, and an Ostrich Farm within two minutes' walk of the Hotel. Excellent Cuisine. Thie interesting Pleasure Resort is about two hours’ drive from "Waihi, and three and arhalf from Tauranga. Livery and Bait Stables in conjunction with the Hotel. AVAL AND FAMI L Y HOTEL, CORNER OF PITT-STREET AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. D. NORDEN, FOR MANY "YEARS PROPRIETOR OF THE PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL, Desires to intimate to his many friends and the public that he has taken over the above Popular House, where he will be pleased to afford every comfort and convenience to patrons. The House, which has been renovated throughout, is situated on one of the most elevated sites in the city, commanding a splendid view, and is within five minutes journey from Wharf and Railway Station. TARIFF: FIVE SHILLINGS PER DAY. TRAMS AND 'BUSES PASS THE DOOR. ONSONBY CLUB HOTEL, Opposite Three Lamps. EDWARD QUINN (late of Gisborne) Has taken over the above Hotel. Everything up to date. “ Good Wine Needs no Bush.” TO SUFFERING YOUNG MEN.— A reverend gentleman having been an unfortunate sufferer from bovish folly for years, was cured in a remarkable manner after doctors had failed. He send the cure free to anyone. Write to Mr AMOS WINTER, P. 0., Berwick, Victoria.