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WELLINGTON PROVINCE - -mH g-. .. »v ** Duke of elinburgh hotel,. WELLINGTON. Having purchased th- iut-rest of Mub Isaacs in the abov- veil known husteliv, I trust that by carefully studying the cornfort of the travelling and general public, a c< ntinuance o f 'rmer patronage will be exte ded the present proprietor, who for many yearshas conducted well-l nown hotels in other parts of the pr vince. This hotel 'ffers superior accommo ationte travellers, and is a fist class family house in every respect Eveiy attention and excellent m al«, and only best mtals, and only best diinks on tap. ROBERT HUNT (late < f Marton), Proprietor. LHAMBR A H O T E L Cuba-Street, Wellington. MR J. PLEWELLkN (ate of the Clarendon, Christchurch), has taken over the above popularhostelry, which will be found thoroughly up-to-date. I he ban* are as bright,and cosy as to be found anywhere and are stocked with the best liquors procurable. S. J. FL EWELL YN ... Proprietor. CENTRAL HOTEL,. Qukkn-bibbbt, Mabtxbton. Tie Best-Appointed and Most Up-to-date Inland Botel in the Colony. Tourists Specially Catered for. First-class Chef. B. J. HODGINS .. Proprietor. HARI HOTEL, j MARTON. The Leading Family and Commercial Hotel in, the District. First-class Accommodation. Nothing but the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept. Hoiel lighted with electric light throughout. J Well-lighted SampleRoom. S. J. GIBBONS .. .. Proprietor. BARRETT’S NEW HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. THIS Hotel has just beem completed and furnished throughout in the best style, making it a hostelry second to none in the colony. Its close proximity to the wharf, trains, and trams renders it an excellent and convenient Hotel for visitors and travellers to be accommodated. The general features of Barrett’s New Hotel will be found to be thoroughly up-to-date in every way. Best of everything for permanent boarders, visitors, families, and the travelling public, at moderate rates. Nothing but the finest quality of Wines. Ales, and Spiritsstocked. Civility and attention to aH patrons. J. J. KELLY Proprietor,. [ L; *”'3 JJUTLAND HOTEL, WANGANUI. F. C. FABER Proprietor. THE HOME OF THE TOURIST. The above hotel has just been rebuilt and newly furnished throughout In an up-to-date style. Th® reading, writing and smoke rooms are replete with every convenience. The greatest care is taken to maintain a reputation for home comfort. Dark (room for photographers. FAMILY HOTEL, LOWER HUTT. MR JOHN YOUNG begs to inform the Public that he has taken over the above. The Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and now offers accommodation second to none in the district. Central position and dose to the Gardens. Excellent Table, and Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc. Good Stabling and Commodious Loose Boxes. OHN YOUNGProprietor Patronised Excellency by His the Governor. £ILUB HOTEL, The appointed house for the Commercial Travellers and Warehousemen’s Association, Wellington, also, Cook’s Tourist Travellers. All Appointments up-to-date. a. C. SCRIMGEOUR Proprietor.

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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 823, 14 December 1905, Page 30

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Page 30 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 823, 14 December 1905, Page 30

Page 30 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 823, 14 December 1905, Page 30

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