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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 1055, 26 May 1910, Page 27

TB KUlTl.— Continued HJ ifr jag OKWOOD, TAUPTRT-STREET. TE KUITI. These Fine Promises have been lately erected, and are newly Furnished throughout. Splendid Aeeomniodation for Tourists and the Travelling Public. Special attention given to Commercial Men. Three Minutes from Railway. Hot and Cold Baths. Porter meets all Trains. MISS MU,US Proprietress. THAMES. jpURIRI yjOTEL, pURIRI. (10 Miles from Thames). JOHN GANLEY Proprietor. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. CHARGES MODERATE. ONLY BEST BRANDS ALES, WINES AND SPIRITS KEPT. (gALUTATION JJ OTE L, MARY STREET, THAMES. H. BROWNLEEProprietor. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION. BEST BRANDS OF BOTTLED ALES AND t POUT, SPIRITS, WINES, ETC. SPEIGHT’S DUNEDIN ALE ON DRAUGHT. TXIIABU. pROWN ~~p 7 OTEL7 miMARU. W. H. ANDERSON . . Proprietor (Late Excelsior). W. H. Anderson has pleasure in informing his Friends and Travelling Public that he has had the Hotel renovated and refurnished up-to-date, and can offer .accommodation equal to anything in iimaru. Wines, Spirits and Ales of the Best Brands. Prompt attention to Letters and Telegrams. Terms from 6s. per day. 0 L U B ~FT ° T E L ’ TIMARU. Close to Railway Station, and offering Excellent Accommodation to Travellers. Liberal Cuisine. Hot and Cold Baths. Best Brands of Liquors Stocked. Moderate Tariff. E. WARD Proprietor. F* J I w* -6 TIMARU HOTEL. STAFFORD-ST, TIMARU. A. P. GAWNE Proprietor. This popular I-bitel, which is in the principal street of Timaru, has recently undergone a thorough renovation inside and out, and is now looked upon as the cleanest and most comfortable house In the district. There is a large Diningroom (first-class table kept), and Sitting and Commercial Rooms adjoining. Choicest brands of Wines and Spirits, and Hole’s Ales on Tap. A trial will convince one. Tariff: Is 6d per day or 25s per week.

s®l PaJSSg' , / y PEARSON & Co., Ltd., Sole Agents