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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVI, Issue 939, 5 March 1908, Page 25

I HOKIANGA. 2 --p TZOHUKOHU HOTEL, KOHUKOHU. HOKIANGA. THE PRINCIPAL TOWNSHIP IN THE NORTH. Every Accommodation in this New, Clean, and Tidy Hostelry. All Liquors of the very best. Billiards, Stables. Good Meals. Charges in all Departments—Moderate. JOHN NICHOLSON . . Proprietor. i J* ■ i > -..A i < - \ *3 - - - - - f fYPONONI HOTEL, OPONONI. HOKIANGA. The Tourists’ Resort of the North. Adjacent to Sea Beach, where Tourists can Indulge in Sea Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Horse Riding, Tennis, etc. A. S ANDREWES . . Proprietor. A. S. ANDREWES AND SONS, General Storekeepers, Gumbuyers, Timber Brokers, etc, Opononi, Koutu, Waimamaku. Telegraphic Address: Andrewes, Opononi. HOKITIKA. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. THOS. PALMER . . Proprietor. (Late Cameron’s Hotel). This Hotel is situated next to Came, ion s Stables, and has been renovated throughout, and has every convenience for Travellers, Tourists, and the General Public. Hot and Cold Water Baths Visitors will receive a hearty t.olcome Only the Very Best of Wines, Spirits, and Ales kept. Board and Lodging, Moderate Charge; Permanent Boarders by arrangement. HUKERBNUX. JJUKERENUI HOTEL, HUKERENUI. THE TERMINUS OF THE RAHWAY. Having secured .the Freehold of the above convenient Hotel, the Proprietress is now making extensive and permanent alterations, so as to comfortably accommodate the Travelling Public who use it. Free House, and Liquors of the Best. A Good Table kept, and Charges Moderate. M. E. KEATLEY .... Proprietress. HUWTERVIMiE. TTUNTERVILLE HOTEL, HUNTERJ - JL VILLE. E. D. HAMMOND .... Proprietor. The Proprietor wishes to intimate that he has just taken over the above premises. This Hotel offers superior Accommodation to Travellers. Good Table. Best of Wines, Ales, etc. Terms: 4s 6d per day. — HUNTLY. JZJUNTLY HOTEL, HUNTLY L. -B. HARRIS .... Proprietor. now one the largest n the Waikato. All trains stop at Tuntly, and the Hotel is a few yards from the Station. First-class Accommodation and Excellent Table. KAMO. AMO HOTEL, KAMO. A ‘.a J’ MEYER .. Proprietor. Traveners C ° mmO<latiOn f ° r Vlsltors and of Wines and Spirits. do?k O<l and First-class Pad- [ KARANGAHAKIS. cl ” “7 - — .MM® i■ ... — ... '■ -•- * ' \ TZARANGAHAKE HOTEL, MAIN-ST., KARANGAHAKE. Centrally situated. Coaches stop at the door. Dining-room capable of accommodating 90. Speight’s Dunedin Ales, also Campbell-Ehrenfried’s. Central Hall for Concerts, etc. is the largest in the town. Hotel and Hall lighted by Acetylene Gas. Spacious and well-lighted rooms. A. M< NTGOMERY .... Proprietor.