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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XV, Issue 895, 2 May 1907, Page 25

. / la yalft't'w iff VTT A V E R L E Y TV O T J3J 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. yyAIROA HOTEL, CLEVEDON Recently renovated throughout, and under the management of W. G. ABBOTT, late of N.Z. Railway Refreshment Rooms and Bar, Mercer. Excellent Accommodation for Anglers, Cyclists, and Motorists. Beautiful Scenery. Native Bush close to Hotel. Capital Trout Fishing in several streams. Good Shooting. Stabling Accommodation. TpPSOM HOTEL, EPSOM (Opposite Alexandra Park). GEO. BISHOP Proprietor. Seccombe’s Sparkling XXXX Ales on Draught. Wnes and Spirits (of all brands) of the highest quality. Telephone 1143. L ~jC rfexinrr^-- 1/ MJS Railway terminus hotel (Beach Road, Auckland). J. A. DOUGLAS Propretor. (L<xte of Paeroa) Wishes to inform his old friends that he has taken over the above Hotel, and would be glad to renew their acquaintance when visiting town. Only five minutes from Thames Hotel, Queen-street. ■WMBIi Whangarei hotel, WHANGAREI. This fine House, just re-built in brick and furnished in up-to-date style, now offers unrivalled accommodation to the Travelling Public. Sample Room. Hot and Cold Baths. Two minutes’ walk from Saltwater Bathing Place. Stabling Second to None. Best Wines, Ales and Spirits Kept in Stock. SAMUEL McMAHON Proprietor. «-v' ■x J . ■? i I•. [g ■- j: j \ “ - x tsSSSBWMMMi IMPERIAL HOTELS FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. A First-class Family and Commercial Hotel, convenient to all public offices and places of amusement. Letters and Telegrams will receive prompt attention. Telephone Exchange. Sample Rooms. Private Bar. Tho« Cook «n 4 Son’s Coupons Accepted. GEORGE H. FOSTER ....