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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 994, 25 March 1909, Page 26

NGARUAWAHIA. YyAIPA HOTEL, NGARUAWAHIA. S DRAFFIN, having taken over the • ABOVE WELL-KNOWN HOTEL, Wishes to leinind his Friends and th<General Public that he still maintains his deputation for keeping the very Best Brands of Ales ana spirits procurable. Train stops within a few yard* of the Hotel, and Cleanliness, Comfort, and Civility await all those who may favour him with a call. OTAKI. rpHE rpELEGRAPH yyOTEL. QTAKI JAS. WOODS .. Proprietor. This New Hostelry is now open to the public, and the Proprietor will be pleased to greet old friends arid new at the Hotel. The whole of the Furniture, Fittings, etc., are absolutely New and Up-to-Date, and Customers may rely on receiving the best of attention, and most comfortable apartments at the Telegraph. ALL LIQUORS OF THE BEST BRANDS. JAMES WOODS. PA EROA. _ ——- igg PAEROA HOTEL, PAEROA. Directly opposite Railway Station and Nearest Hotel to Steamer* to and from Auckland. This New and Commodious Hotel 1» replete with every Modern Convenience for the Travelling Public. FIRST-CLASS CUISINE. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Terms moderate. E. F. MORIARTY (Late of Northern Walroa), Proprietor. ■ • Si t - ' i _ s “• . ■ < i faK? Sa '■ ‘ * •- £fJ ?—~ . --.i V.-,; . . =-■.. ?•" - - OOMMERCIAL HOTEL, PAEROA. J. H. MOORE Proprietor. First-class Accommodation for TraTellers and Tourists. Cheapest Rate© in the district, 4s 6d per day, and Cuisine cannot be surpassed. Wines and .spirits of the Best Brands only kept in Stock. Coaches pass the door for all • urrounding districts. PALMERSTON NORTH. • ' ’ e-:.; ; /CLARENDON HOTEL THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. (Under New Management) J. McKEWEN (Late of Prince of Wales, Dunedin Proprietor. . Furnished with every convenience lor Families and Travelling Public Best Brands of Liquors Stocked ftAFE OF PARIS HOTEL, PALMERSVJ ton north. MRS J. ADAMS .... Proprietress. (Late of Marquis of Normanby Hotel, Carterton). Opposite Railway Station. Travellers may rely on catching early trains. Speight’s Beer.