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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 994, 25 March 1909, Page 28

WELLINGTON, — Continued. WHEN VISITING x’ WELLINGTON, STAY AT THE I r x Which y VcScV X hao recently been from cellar S' wg*4> / to calling, and poeMMee / every modern convenience. /C / Letters and telegrams /will receive prompt attention. 1/T. G. 4SHMAN, Proprietor. a' " QCCIDENTAL LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. J. H. FAIRBAIRN . . Proprietor. UP TO DATE TN EVERY RESPECT. ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. DAY AND NIGHT PORTER. Tar'ff, 8s Per Day. Garden Roof. A Bottle Store adjoins the Hotel, where a single bottle may be obtained at wholesale price. Best Brands of Wines, Spirits and Mies. Telephone 91. PT’.’ ' ————— j iH..: j i ‘’IjBMmK Mfjmt ■ tit > s I RI a QLUB JZ|~ O T E L, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. PROPRIETOR: E. WILSON (Late of Post Office Hotel). The Favourite Hotel for Country Gentlemen, Tourists and Travellers. Good Table and very Best Wines and Spirits. SPEIGHT’S BEER ON TAP. Lecters and Telegrams promptly attended to. Night Porter in Attendance. HHHE PALACE HOTEL, WILLISx - STREET. Wellington’s Most Comfortable Hostelry. Magnificently Furnished. Replete with Every Modern Convenience. Electric Light Throughout. Perfect Cuisine. Now under the Management of JAMES AITKEN. Communications promptly replied to. Telephone 863.

WBSTPOBT. ‘ r~ r i • -• ’ ——J] GRAND HOTEL PALMERSTON-STREET WESTPORT. DAVID LEECH Proprlehu