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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 24 November 1910, Page 25

GBEYMOUTH.—Continued. ■ <-d|L Cm ' - - * ■' I The empire hotel, greymouth. Centrally situated between Railway Station, G.P.0., Municipal Buildings and Wharf. The Empire Hotel has recently been renovated and re-furnish-ed, and now offers the travelling public the most Comfortable Accommodation and a Good Table at moderate rates The Empire being a “free house,” patrons can rely upon getting the very best brands of Wines and Spirits and Draught and Bottled AIes.—JAMES P. BEIRNE, Proprietor. scgqjaggasw HOTEL, GREYMOUTH First House from Greymouth Railway Station, and next new Government Buildings. JAMES S. VIAL Proprietor. Telegrams and Letters promptly answered. Telephone 51. FO. Box 89 Tariff, 6s per day. Meals second to nonfin the Dominion. Speight and Co.’s Ales on Tap. HAWERA. CENTRAL HOTEL. THE WELL-KNOWN HOUSE IN HAWERA FOR TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS. EVERYTHING OF THE BEST. B. HARRINGTON. Proprietor. VISITORS TO HAWERA! STAY AT rp . H E pMP I R E -py OTE L . Entirely Rebuilt and Refurnished Throughout. Everything of the Very Best and Up-to-Date. ’Phone 15., W. GREIG Proprietor? KAMZX.TOM. IS X jnbdnr ’7 <JL 1.1*::. wLw-. yy aikato yy o t e l, HAMILTON EAST. The travelling public will find every modern comfort and convenience at this well-known and popular Hotel. Coaches meet all trains. J. W. H. BRIGHT (Late of Hamilton Hotel). Proprietor. i; - -1 I T-' ' I” * . x. jU * ; -h 1 OOMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAMILTON, DAVID NORDEN Proprietor The Travelling Public specially Catered for. j TERMS MODERATE.