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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 996, 8 April 1909, Page 19

■ 'Lx - '■ '•’ * c■ > I . .< 1 . ’■- . tve ~ : ■ • ■ 'V . i . . ' '-W- ; J iWlfj- ° TpMPIRE HOTEL, MASTERTON.— This popular house of Tourists and Travellers has just been rebuilt, and is now replete with every modern convenience. Guests may rely on being called in time to meet early trains. Only the very best wines and spirits kept. J. CRESS Proprietor. When Visiting OANNEVIRKE, ! Call at the / /Z BEST (C\ & ALES. V — z Z WINES, ANB spirits kept. / / Moderate Tariff Zg^ZChas. Badderley, / PROPRIETOR. ' I uaomaui? yJ3|sßßffl| >a pAPAKURA HOTEL. X PAPAKURA. Notice to Cyclists, Footballers, and others.—Your old friend, G. Hill has taken over the above Hotel, and will be pleased to see all old faces. Splendid Accommodation and Cuisine. Li.rge Rooms for use of Clubs. E. HILL . Proprietor. L. •tf z , • ■A“ r- ' .I' ' ' •• .- ..■ — ■ i a ; n=3KOsa3aaE j Qlraan 2 asaß j KnTOa=c ja Jxsia a = 3S~-SEBKCTES32JSBZnJ3E=3ajS jgTAR HOTEL, OTAHUHU. J. J. RUSSELL Proprietor The Best Wines, Spirits, Beers, end Cigars. All the Comforts of a Home, and a Good Table Kept. Charges Reasonable. and Civility the Rule of House. Commodious Stables. Good Paddocks, i-i 111 Sards.