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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XV, Issue 894, 25 April 1907, Page 25

AUCKLAND.—Cont. TA R HOTEL, NEWTON. W. G. RAE (late of Railway Hotel, Drury). HANCOOK’S SPECIAL BREW ON DRAUGHT. Pleased to see all old friends and visitors generally. Telephone, 685. HOTEL, OPOTIKI. Wines, Spirits, Ales and Cigars of the Best Brands only. Table a Specialty. Every attention. Speight s XXX always on draught. Commercial Sample Room. The Leading Commercial Hotel Bay of Plenty. Excellent Accommodation for Tourists, Travellers and Visitors. Telegraphic Address: Mann, Opotiki. G. H. MANN Proprietor OHAEAWAI HOTEL. OHAEAWAI, BAY OF ISLANDS. MRS. M. PAYNE .. Proprietress. Mrs. Payne begs to state that no effort will be spared' to cater for Visitors of all classes, and that Cleanliness, Civility, a Good Table, and Moderate Rates shall be a Strict Rule as heretofore. Best Wines and Spirits only kept. Ehrenfried’s XXXX Beer on Draught. The Best of Beers. First-class Stabling, Paddocking and Billiards. ' ; ■ ~ VICTORIA HO TEL, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands. First-class Accommodation for Visitors. W. DERHAM Proprietor. TAURANGA HOTEL, STRAND, TAURANGA. Under New Management. T. R. NIXON, (Late of Carpenters’ Arm, Auckland), Desires to intimate that he has taken over the above popular House, where he will be pleased to meet old and new Patrons. Extensive Alterations and Improvements have been effected, and Visitors will find every comfort and convenience. Tariff moderate. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands only. Night Porter in attendance. T>APAKURA HOTEL, PAPAKURA. Notice to Cyclists, Footballers, and others. —Your old friend Thos. McEwin has taken over the above Hotel ,and will be pleased to see all old faces. Splendid Accommodation and Cuisine. Large Rooms for use of Clubs. THOS. McEWIN Proprietor. I 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. D I SIN G ~SUN HOTEL, ■ KARANGAHAPE ROAD. J. McKEANE, so long and favourably known at Panmure in connection with hotel-keeping, wishes to announce that he has taken over the Rising Sun Hotel, Karan gahape. Road, where he hopes to see all his old and new friends who may pass his way. Superior Accommodation for Boarders. Telephone 1717 . WHEN DOING BUSINESS WITH OUR ADVERTISERS, KINDLY MENTION THIS PAPER.