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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 853, 12 July 1906, Page 21

TONES’ STABLES, DAVID STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH.' 22 Loose Boxes; gas and water laid on. Vehicles on Hire. Travellers specially catered for. All Charges Moderate. J. JONES Proprietor. HOTEL, BLENHEIM. Is Central, Popular, and Convenient, does a Commercial Business; has Splendid Appointments; Hot and Cold Baths; one of Alcock’s Match Tables; and is the House selected by the N.Z.C.T. Club. Moderate Tariff. J. PENNEY . . Proprietor. -pjOTEL, MOLESWORTH-ST., WELLINGTON. MRS. JANE ORMSBEE . . Proprietress (Late of Clyde Quay Hotel, formerly of Central and Oriental Hotels). FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS. Close to Government and Manawatu Railway Stations. Telephone 1036. Trams stop at door. MASONIC HOTEL JgANK, yyANGANUI. rp gENN E T T, PROPRIETOR. i' • J •'•’.J,.■ Tramway hotel, karangaHAKE. Across the Bridge. MR. P. CROSBY Proprietor. This is the best Hotel in the district, is lighted up by electricity, and has the reputation of only keeping first-class Ales and Spirits. The Table is exrellent. Hot and Cold Baths always ready. Attached to the hotel is the well-known Lyceum Hall, which is also lighted up with electricity. z~x W H A R O A HOTEL, V/ MAIN-STREET, WAIKINO. RALPH MONTGOMERY .. Proprietor. RALPH MONTGOMERY (lately managr of the above hotel) has taken it over on his own, and trusts to see all his old patrons. Extensive additions are now being made and when complete the Hotel will be second to none in the district. Don’t forget to call on RALPH MONTGOMERY.