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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVI, Issue 925, 28 November 1907, Page 26

AUCKLAND PROVlNCE.—Continued L- • ■ f • ' ;s ■ "tel' iCglln wB:IJW WT I JUNCTION HOTEL, EPSOM. ’Buses and trams pass here on their way to and from Ellerslie Racecourse and Alexandra Park Football Ground. WINES, SPIRITS AND BEERS—BEST ONLY. Give me a Call— J. COTTERALL Proprietor. -'I _ ( PALACE HOTEL THE PREMIER HOTEL OF TH AROHA. FRANK PILLING Owner. Offers Special Accommodation for Tourists, Families and Visitors. Commercial Sample Room. Telegrams Promptly Attended to. Spacious Bedrooms, Private Parlours. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. TARIFF: From 7s Per Day. THE SPORTING HOTEL OF THE DISTRICT X- i' I WAITEMATA HOTEL, Cor. QUEEN & CUSTOM STS., Auckland. Close to the Wharf and Railway Station. VISITORS WILL FIND EVERY COM!FORT AND CONVENIENCE. JOHN BNDEAN Proprietor. Telephone 589. ■W - — - ■ ■• /■ piITY HOTEL, Corner of VICTORIA & HOBSON STS., AUCKLAND. WALTER STIMPSON (Late of the Queen’s Ferry), Will be glad to welcome Old and New Friends at the above Popular House. The Wines, Spirits, Ales and Cuisine will be found to be unexceptionable, while the Accommodation is thoroughly modern. IJUNTLY HOTEL, HUNTLY L. B. HARRIS .... Proprietor. This Hotel is now one of the largest In the Waikato. All trains stop at Huntly, and the Hotel is a few yards from the Station. First-class Accommodation and Excellent Table. Naval and family HOTEL, CORNER OF PITT-STREET AND KARANGAHAPE RD., AUCKLAND. D. NORDEN, for many years proprietor of the Prince Arthur Hotel, desires to intimate to his many friends and the public that he has again taken possession of the above Popular House, where he will be pleased to afford every comfort and convenience to Patrons. The House, which has been Renovated throughout, is situated on one of the most elevated sites in the city, commanding a splendid view, and is within five minutes’ journey from Wharf and Railway Station. TARIFF: FIVE SHILLINGS PER DAY. TRAMS PASS THE DOOR.