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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 822, 7 December 1905, Page 31

| WELLINGTON- Continued. HOUSE 51, KENV TERRACE, WELLINGTON SITUATED in the quietest and healu iest part of Wellington, yet only 1 minutes (per tram) to the heart of ta city. 1 Lit up by electricity, hot and 00l baths, smoking, reading, and ladies’ sil ting rooms, piano, lofty bedrooms, spa cious dining room. First class table. 1 Trams stop at the door, ' I Tariff from 4s per day. Special as rangements for Families and Ptrmanan hoarders. I GEORGE COKER (Late of the Wairarapa), | PROPRIETOR. OEISI H a L |~|~ OT K j WELLINGTON I (Two Minutes walk f om Queen’s Wharf). I A. M. GOW (late of Dunedin)Propriety ONLY BEST BRANDS OF LIQUOB KEPT I MODERATE CHARGES. I TARANAKI PROVINCE- I IMPERIAL JJOTEII DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH JAMES SMITH Proprietor. I This popular house of call is under el tirely new management, and is one of tl most centrally situated hotels in Nel Plymouth. Guests may depend on bein called to meet early trains, a porter beiil kept for that purpose. N Only Best Brands of Ales, Wines, ail Spirits kept. Every possible convenienl for the general and travelling public. I Terms, 6s 6d per day. I Telephone 123. Box 83. I ■ YWmPPgorjfa ~ 'I HOTEL,, WATTArI This hotel combines all the conveniences ofl Qrst-olass House, together with a moderfl r ariff. H Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. I Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc., of the Best Bran® J. A SMYTH PropedJ w I 1 E GMONT H G TEL, HAWE Hl A. J. JURY ... Proprietor. The Proprietor (lately of the Okaiawa Hotel, aifl formerly of the Shamrock! begs to inform hie and the public generally that he hoe taken over above popular hotel, an I trusts that, by strict to their comfort, and by keeping only the best liquors, to retain their patronage.