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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1039, 3 February 1910, Page 23

NEW ZEALAND HOTEL DIRECTORY.— patbomiskj by kossimin, cyclists, motokists, SBOBsamßr, ooksobciai tw*twt-tw AMD TKB THIATIICAL FBOYBSSICM.

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THE EOYA L HOTEL VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. ■ Is the largest Hotel in the City, having 75 Bedrooms, 15 Bathrooms (including Douche and Needle Baths). It has also the finest CORRIDOR of any Hotel in the Dominion, elaborately furnished as a LOUNGE. Most Popular Hotel with Colonial and Inter-Colonial Travellers. Every convenience and comfort found in t Modern Hotel. Terms, 9s per Diem. S. J. FLEWELLYN, PROPRIETOR.

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