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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 830, 1 February 1906, Page 22

M' Travellers’ Rest Hotel, Waipapak 7w’A N ui. Good Accommodation for Traveller* and their Benet* of Burden. Th* Best of Wine*, Spirit*, and Beer* only. (ST Fair Deal*—Good Meals. JOSEPH EVANS - - PROPRIETOR.

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Junction Hotel CHAS. BADDELEY, Proprietor. DANNEVIRKE.

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McGavin & Co.’s Dunedin Ale haa, in a wonderfully short space of time, become the favourite drink of all •onnoisseurp, who declare it equal io the best English Ale. It is bright, sparkling, invigorating, and a wonderful appetiser. McGavin & Co.’s Dunedin Stout although only on the market a little time, it is competing successfully with other Brands, and on account of its superior quality as a tonic, is to be recommended for ladies and invalids. Id confidence, 44 Which is ths Best Whisky in the Market?** Daniel Crawford’s! I without a doubt! SEEGNER LANGGUTH & CO., Agents for Auckland.