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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1045, 17 March 1910, Page 24

AUCKLAND— Continued. PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL 7 : -- ... iw|HB9DHE Corner of Wellesley and. Hobson Streets, AUCKLAND. Thia commodious ami spacious Hotel is now under the capable management of Ma. T. B.. O’Connor. The Premises have just been Renovated uud Re-furnished throughout in ar. up-to-date manner, aud comprise 50 single and double bedrooms, hot and cold water baths, smoke-room, drawingroom, sitting-room, billiard-room, and large dining-room capable of seatn g 40 guests.. It is one of the Finest Hotels in Auckland. Trams pass the door. Terms Moderate. T. LB- O’CONNTOR, Proprietor.

QCCIDENTAL gOTE L. J VULCAN LANE. AUCKLAND. W. MONTGOMERY, Proprietor. THE SPORTING RENDEZVOUS.-• MR. W. MONTGOMERY having taken over this Hotel is sufficient guarantee that the wants of the Sporting and Travelling Public will be well catered for. .... , I | . Z* SV . 11 - ■ MIS GLEESON’S HOTEL. Corner Custom-street West and Hobson-street, AUCKLAND. T. J, STOREY Proprietor. Good Accommodation for Visitors and Tourists and the General Public. Best Brands of Wines arid Spirits only stocked. IMPERIAL HOTEL, FORT-STREET, A AUCKLAND- / Absolutely only, the Best Wines and Spirits kept In stock. Tariff Moderate. Telephone No. 420. JOHN KELLY Proprietor. . '' CAMBRIDGE. ~M~ASONIC HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE. E. W. SMITH (Late of Oxford Hotel, Tirau). Only Best Brands of Ales and Spirit* kept. Excellent Table. Every Convenience for Tourists, Trs vellers and Families r Hot and Cold- Baths. Terms Moderate.