Page 24 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 24 November 1910, Page 24

AVOKCJm. — -Continued. ' ."7 ♦ • ■ ••■'X yy AvER L E Y p- OT U L QI'KKN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Neat Railway Station, Tram Terinlnui th* Wharf, and ’Bub Stands. Ftrst-claee Table d’Hote. Convey ance meets Steamers and Train* Tariff: 7s per day; £3 2s per weeZt. Telephone 170. This has a beautiful view • the Harbour MAURICE O’CONNOR Propriety ~ ■ t ■ ‘ <TNITY HOTEL, corner of VICTORIA * HOBSON STS., AUCKLAND. WALTER S TIMPSON (Late of the Queen’s Ferry), Will be glad to welcome Old and New Friends at the above Popular House. The Wines, Spirits, Ales and Cuisine will be found to be unexceptionable, while the Accommodation is thoroughly modern. 7 7. „• WAITEMATA HOTEL. Cor. QUEEN & CUSTOM STS., Auckland. Close to the Whan and Railway Station. VISITORS WILL FIND EVERY COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE. JOHN ENDEAN Proprietor. Telephone 589. Royal george hotel. NEWMARKS’". f’ h‘ \RqUHAR . . I’loprleinr 'Bu.’.es and Trains p<t«j the D<-oi i\ ei Three Mi'iules. JEST BRANDS Or’ WINES AND spirit:? kepi. "erm « M or) era t e BRITISH HOTEL, CORNER OF DURHAM AND QUEEN STREETS. J. H. PAGNI (late Western and Oriental Hotels, Wellington), begs to Invite all his friends and general public to Inspect the new Improvements at the above Hotel, which Is now the most comfortable and up-to-date in Auckland. Visitors will find first-class accommodation. Nothing but the Best and Most Reliable Brands of Spirits, Wines, and Beer and Stout kept In stock. New Saloon Bar now open. THE EDINBURGH CASTLE HOTEL, A UPPER SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND. YOU CAN’T MISS IT—-END OF PENNY SECTION. J. S. PALMERProprietor