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WELLINGTON — Continued. Metropolitan hotel, wanganui B. T. BENNETT ... Proprietor. This commodious and well furnished family and commercial hotel is almost opposite railway station ant town wharves. It has a lovely promenade roof which commands a splendid view of the town. The cutsine is in charge of an experienced chef. Mr Bennett’s name if sufficient guarantee that nothing but the best of wines and spirits will be kept. Night Porter always in attendance. Visitors can rely upon getting the best oi attention together with civility. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. P.O. Box 138 Telephone 84. THTToSjfefe-f r li ; k ■’’o n®" .. - ? ... HOTEL, WANGANUI This well-known hotel is in close proximity to the railway-st ition, thereby ffering great facility to the travelling public of being able to leave by the early trains Guests may depend upon being called in time, a porter being kept for that purpose. The bedrooms are Well and comfortably furnished, and the fittings and acoommodati n throughout are all that can be desired. The wines and spirits are all of the choicest and best

brands. Table d’ lote daily from 12 to 2, and meals at all hours for travellers. W. H. BLEASEL . ... Proprietor. ■ \ il- ' 4 ' i>] HMw'SjBiBW jp ROVINCIAL HOTEL, WANGANUI. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. ONLY THE BEST OF ALES. WINES, AND SPIRITS KEPT IN STOCK. W. TUCK Proprietor. THE COMMERCIAL PRIVATE HOTEL, FEILDING. Recently opened. Has been built in the most up-to-date style, and offers superior accommodation, together with the oomforts of a home. Excellent Cuisine. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Moderate Tariff. R. McFALRANE Proprietor. TH E OMMERCIAL JJ OTa L, PALMERS TON NORTH. T. CHILDS ... ... ... ... Pbopbibtob The Proprietor of this conveniently situated Hotel having had the premises entirely renovated and remodel led, is prepared to receive travellers and the public generally, and guarantees strict attention, the best of wine* and spirits, and trusts to obtain by these means a fair share of patronage.

tiik hktropolitan i Grand (Central Coffee *Palace 7 and Restaurant r •» DZTOH 4k XOMOITT STREETS, MEW PLYMOUTH , * W**ta «m ■tauta’i v*& «< >■£**? Stttioa, Port OSoe tad BaU . *' (Recognised as the Leading Unlicensed lotel in TaranaH.) is vpeeiaUy adaaturt far ttw Convenience sad Oomfart <rf «fae .IA, . OMnaMTrtal aad Social Trarallintf Public, aad fa every way equal fe a Flirt- i \ ?***. Lofty and airy bedrooxaa, Ladiaa* Ten Rooms, Drawing-roosa, ) /*• Dtaiac-room, Commercial Ream, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, >/ a Al Oonvemert and Commodious Sample Rooms. If' Wt rax kitckkx b unn ax nrunKm cnv. ff Arrowsmith, proprietor, f . ZO / << \ G\

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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 826, 4 January 1906, Page 31

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Page 31 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 826, 4 January 1906, Page 31

Page 31 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 826, 4 January 1906, Page 31