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WELLINGTON— Cont. HE EMPIRE HOTEL (LIMITED). THE LEADING AND MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. ■ pich! f' ~ BARRETT’S HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. (Op. Bank of New Zealand). Newly Built in Brick. Over 70 Rooms. All Modern Conveniences. Close to Wharf and Post Office. Excellent Table kept. Day and Night Porters in attendance. Tariff 7s per day, weekly by arrangement. Letters and Telegrams receive prompt attention. ’Phone 1076. W. M. KELLY .... Proprietor. - ? •~-rnr.r~ ■ . ... —vj hdnW i CENTRAL HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. The Central Hotel on Main-st. West In Palmerston is surely the best. The tables good, the bedrooms fine, With best of spirits, beer and wine; Fine sitting-rooms, baths hot and cold. And a welcome sure for young and old; So call on me when next you pass, And we’ll enjoy a friendly glass. A. F. ANDERSON .... Proprietor. CLUB HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. H. B. TUCKER Proprietor. This Hotel stands on about two acres of land, and includes a large garden and stables, twelve large, well-lighted and ventilated Sample Rooms. Telephone 29. P.O. Box 46. UNDER THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF MR AND MRS. H. B. TUCKER. pOST OFFICE HOTEL, FOXTON. THE LEADING HOTEL OF “ FLAXOPOLIS.” Coaches leave hotel for Shannon and Levin. BEST OF WINES AND SPIRITS. SPEIGHT’S BEER. GEO. GRAY Proprietor. RASKY’S FAMILY HOTEL, LOWER HUTT MR JOHN YOUNG beir- to inform the Public tha' he has taken over the *t>ov ■. The Hotel has been thi'roujrhh rentiva'ed. ami now offers accommodation seco-d to none in th - di* Tier.. • 'entral position and close to the QlirderiK Excelltti' Tabs. an.l Hast Brand, of Wine-, .spirits, Alee. et<-. <»■>• d Stab mg n' Commodious Loose Boxes. J HN YOUNT ... Proprietor Patronised .A Excellency bv His Cie Oivertiir. £iL U B HOTEL, MaSTBKTON The appointed house for the Commercial Traveller# and Warehousemen’s Association. Wellington, *. o. Cook ’« ronrist Tr i v»’ 1 ers. All Appointment- p-to-date. A. C SCRIMG c Ol’H Proprietor. HE NEW RAILWAY HOTEL, 1 OPPOSITE BAILWAY STATION, PALMERSTON NORTH. J. HURLEY Pbopbietob. Forty-five Rooms, 4 Bathrooms (hot and cold water), newly-furnished throughout. Up to date in every respect. First-class Table. Best Liquors only. Terms Moderate.

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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 852, 5 July 1906, Page 26

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Page 26 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 852, 5 July 1906, Page 26

Page 26 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 852, 5 July 1906, Page 26

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