AUCKLAND. — Continued. ■ i i , 1 • i i L',, TTtITZROY HOTEL, WAKEFIELDSTREET, AUCKLAND. J. A DOUGLAS Proprietor, 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. Good Accommodation. Only Best Wines and Spirits kept. ' "1 ’ / ‘ --’'’J Hlill 111 BRITISH HOTEL, CORNER OF DURHAM AND QUEEN STREETS. J. H. PAGNI (late Western and Oriental Hotels, Wellington), begs to invite all his friends and general public to Inspect the new improvements at the above Hotel, which is now the most comfortable and up-to-date In Auckland. Visitors will find first-class accommodation. Nothing but the Best and Most Reliable Brands of Spirits, Wines, and Beer and Stout kept in stock. New Saloon Bar now open. — ir? h •' r lißiiiS Thistle hotel, qI'EEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. MR. 808 NOTON has now taken over ihe Management of the above Hotel, which has been thoroughly Renovated throughout. A Few Doors above the City Chambers. 808 NOTON Proprietor. AWANUX. rjTHE QOMMERCIAL JJOTEL, WaIPAPAKAURI, AWANUI. GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS AND THEIR BEASTS OF BURDEN. THE BEST OF WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEERS ONLY. FAXB DEALS—GOOD BOtAL®. JOSEPH JjWANS, SEN., PROPRIETOR. W A N U I TJ O T E L, NEIL McLEOD .... Proprietor. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. ONLY THE BEST OF LIQUORS STOCKED. CAMBBID GE. IMM ■ 11l WMMBM—3——M————■! 4 ’ *> ; : OENTRAL HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE. A. UNDERWOOD .. Proprietor. First-class Accommodalon for the Travelling Public. Only the Bost iv ids of Ales, Wines ami Spirits kept. TERMS MODERATE.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 964, 27 August 1908, Page 24
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245Page 24 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 964, 27 August 1908, Page 24
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