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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 847, 31 May 1906, Page 24

JgRIDGE HOTEL, KAUKAPAKAPA. WALTER DYER Proprietor. Excellent Accommodation for Travellers and Visitors. Billiard Room. MAUNGATUROTO HOTEL MAUNGATUROTO. T. HYLAND Proprietor. Having taken possession of this Hotel, I shall be pleased to see all my old friends and customers. First-class Accommodation for Travellers. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands. J) O Y A L J| O T E L, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. J. MORRISON Proprietor. Tariff, from 4s 6d per day. . JJUKERENUI HOTEL, HUKERENUI. THE TERMINUS OF THE RAILWAY. Having secured the Freehold of the above convenient Hotel, the Proprietress is now making extensive and permanent alterations, so as to comfortably accommodate the Travelling Public who use it. Free House, and Liquors of the Best. A Good Table kept, and Charges Moderate. M. E. KEATLEY .... Proprietress. Duke of Marlborough hotel, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. DAVID FORSYTH .... Proprietor Wishes everyone to know that he has taken over the above long and favour-ably-known House. Attention and Civility, as well as a Good Table guaranteed, with “ some” Fish of the choicest almost every day. Give the House a Call, and try the new Proprietor. Boats and Horses for Hire, Billiards, etc. Charges Reasonable. Nothing but the Best of Beers and Liquors kept in Stock. W MARKET HOTEL, . NEWMARKET. J. GILLANDER Proprietor. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. Seccombe’s Sparkling Ale on Draught. If you are interested in Motor Cars, Motor Cycles, or Bicycles in any way, you cannot afford to do without the “New Zealand Motor and Cycle Journal,” 3s 6d per annum, posted to any address in New Zealand. Write to us, ARTHUR CLEAVE AND CO., Proprietors, Vulcan Bane.

fwfWtlwOM SWr’frj ■ Hm K'wl-fi' r t R bUI mo M AVER L E Y ~|ZJ~ OTE L, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Near Railway Station, Tram Terminus, the Wharf, and ’Bus Stands. First-class Table d’Hote. Conveyance meets Steamers and Trains. Tariff: 7s per day; £2 2s per week. Telephone 370. This Hotel has a beautiful view of the Harbour. MAURICE O’CONNOR .... Proprietor. . L W -J l U. gJXUMt* y.Jll II it MM—•**■■■ Albion hotel, Corner of HOBSON AND WELLESLEY-STS. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. BILLIARD ROOM. J. MOLLOY Proprietor Telephone 459. HOTEL, Situate on the Road between Paeroa and Karangahake. MR. W. WOODWARD, late of the Pacific Hotel, Thames, desires to inform the public of Thames and Ohinemuri Districts that he has taken over the Proprietorship of the above wellknown and Popular Hostelry. The Dining-room will be under the control of Mrs. Woodward, which is a su%cient guarantee of its efficiency. Don’t forget to give “ Rock” a call when passing. SALUTATION |J~OT E L, MARY-STREET, THAMES. 1 This Popular Hotel has been taken over by Mr. H. Brownlee, who hopes by strict attention to the requirements of 1 patrons and keeping only tlie best Ales and Liquors in stock to receive and maintain a fair proportion of public patronage. | Speight’s Celebrated Dunedin Beer Always on Tap. I SALUTATION HOTEL, • MARY-STREET, THAMES. I HARRY BROWNLEE Proprietor. Epsom hotel, epsom (Opposite Alexandra Park). H. A. LLOYD (late of Kamo) Proprietor. Seccombe’s Sparkling XXXX Ales on Draught. Wnes and Spirits (of all brands) of the highest quality. | Telephone 1143.

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