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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 1008, 1 July 1909, Page 26

MABTON.— Continued. yyHITE HART HOTEL, MARTON. The Leading Family Commercial Hotel in the district. Lit throughout with Electric Light. Well-lighted Sample Rooms. Hot and Cold Shower Baths. Only the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept. DAVID CORMACK .... Proprietor. jy-ARTON HOTEL, MARTON. J. HANNAN Proprietor (Late of Makutuku). Begs to state he has recently taken over this popular House. TARIFF MODERATE. MERCER. DAILWAY HOTEL, MERCER. First-class Accommodation for Tourists and Travellers. Wines and Spirits of the best brands only kept in stock. F. GIMBLETT Proprietor. MORRXNSVILLE. XfOTTINGHAM CASTLE HOTEL, MORRINSVILLE. (Five Minutes from Railway Station). JAS. GANLEY .... Proprietor. This Hotel has recently been renovated 1 and many additions made. First s Accommodation for the Travelling Public. Meals at all hours. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands only. I ——— NAPIER. i\.• ; "* J 1 ' |• . ' I- 45 ' ■■ 'I rail w ORITERION JJ OTE L, HASTINGS-ST., NAPIER. An Up-to-date Hotel with every Modern Convenience. N«w Commercial Sample Rooms. PERCY MARTIN .. Manager (Late Railway Hotel, Hastings). R OYAL JJOTE L, CARLYLE-STREET, NAPIER (Right opposite Recreation Ground). GEO. H. GILDING Proprietor i • / "■ I SmßEr '.e- ~ - JVMPIRE JJOTEL, RAPIER. (Close to Post Office.) Thirty-eight Bedrooms, Commercial Room, Sitting Rooms, Study, etc. Hot, Cold, and Shoiwer Baths. Tam-o -Shanter and Oban Whisky. Speight s and Manning’s Ales. Tariff, ss. per day; 255. per week. JOHN BURRIDG® - ' TT Pr °P r J et ® r ’ , (For 23 years manager of Hawke s Bay v Club.) S IMP S 0 N’S CENTRAL HOTEL, EMERSON-STREET, NAPIER. Now prepared to receive the Travelling Public. First-class Accommodation. Beer, Wine, and Spirits guararteed of the best. W A N T E D — TENANT for First-class Wellington City Hotel. Rent, £2O. Trade, £lBO week. Ingoing, £2650. 111-health of licensee cause of sale. I , r We will advance £1325. p W A N gROTHERB, WELLINGTON.