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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIX, Issue 1097, 16 March 1911, Page 28

7CAJ ANn MftTFL DIRECTORY (CONTINUED). — PATBONISED BY HOE3EM3SN, CYCLISTS, MOTORIST®, SPORTSMEN, COMMERCIAE REW XtALflltU rsuici. Uinawivn* TKA VEMBRS. AND THE THJIATBWAI FEOFESSEOW.

WELLINGTON. — Continued. VISITORS g TOURISTS May rely upon having- \z EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION y^V__ AT _ HUTT, j Hall-hour Drive from j t rentham asd Oae Moor ! trera Welltagica. j Tari * f ’ as * per^e j | Z' TOM KINGSTON, Proprietor | I Ml I irai.Min rnnui n Tiirwmw rin bi ■inTXH.r'i PO S T QFFICE yj OTEL. WELLINGTON. Offers First-class Accommodation at a Moderate Tariff. Excellent Cuisine. Telegrams: Post Office Hotel, Wellington. Telephone 2827. MRS. M. McVINISH. OITY JJOTEL, Yp-ELLINGTON. (Under New Management.) Telephone 442. SPEIGHTS’ AND STAPLES' BEER ALWAYS ON TAP. J. J. FIRTH Proprietor. (Late of Caledonian Hotel.) New provincial hotel, upper HUTT. Containing over Fifty Rooms. . FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS, TRAVELLERS, ETC. Twenty-two Loose Boxes, Good Troutfishing, Shooting and Scenery. Motor Parties well catered for. Benzine kept in stock. R. QUINN Proprietor. JARRETT’S pj OTEL. LAMBTO'N QUAY, WELLINGTON. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand.) Newly Built in Brick. Over 70 Rooms. All Modern Conveniences. Close to Wharf and Post Office. Excellent Cuisine. Day and Night Porters. TARIFF, 8s PER DAY. £2 2s PER WEEK, Letters and Telegrams receive prompt attention. ’Phone 1076. W. J. CONNER Proprietor. I Foresters’ Arms Hotei I Ghuznee St., Wellington, g This old-established House is now under M entirely new management. M Absolutely no re-filling of bottles, conse- S quently the Best of Wines and Spirits H always obtainable. ffi STAPLE’S XXXX ALE ON TAP I S. J. BIRD, | Tel- !51. Proprietress. ■

WaM&AKUI, ft-’-' " - ; ■• ' ' Established 1857.. ! ~ / . Tel. NO. 4«. P.O. BOX NO. M. r ; . \ ZS. FITTED THROUGHOUT y *—■ - '" 11 t WITH ELECTRIC LIGH |*. iW’uSjM |OROSTER’S yjOTEL, 'fl Nearly opposite Town Bridge, ~-f T~ h TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. EMH|IRnV ’ ■ ■' J. R. FOSTER, Proprietor. R X‘“ n TU! p!z<CZ ' —v ~■•■■ Tourist Steamers.

WELLINGTON.—Continued. jpAMILY MOTEL, LOWER HUTT. JOHN YOUNG ■ • Proprietor. This Hotel offers Accommodation second to none in the district. Central position and close to the Post Office. Billiards, Excellent Table, and Beat Brands of Wines and Spirits. Only Speight’s Beer drawn. Good Stabling and Commodious Loose Rexes central BREWERY, QUIN STREET, WELLINGTON. BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT, specially Brewed for Home Use from Malt and Hops. Quarts, 7s; Pints, 4s; Kegs, 2s per gallon. Absolutely pure, and recommended by the medical fraternity. Orders promptly attended to. A trial solicited. Stent and Co. 'Phone 571. T. B. DARRELL .. Proprietor. THE |_| OTEL, Close to Opera House, MANNERS STREET. WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 1701. P.O. Box 557. Speight’s Dunedin Ales on draught. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. Day and night porters in attendance. Hot and cold, plunge, shower and needle baths. Electric light throughout. Up-to-date fire escapes. Smoking, writing and drawing rooms. Trams from all parts of city and suburbs stop at the door. TARIFF: 8s per day, or Two Guineas per week. C. McMANUS Proprietor. rp h E MP I R.E |[OT E L, (LIMITED). THE LEADING & MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. pALACE HOTEL, WELLINGTON. UNDER ENTIRELY NEW SUPERVISION. New Stock, New Furnishings, New and Experienced Staff. This favourite House is now open to receive Boarders on the most favourable terms. Best Brands only of Wines, Spirits and Beers. J. SWINDALE (Eighteen Years New Zealand Railways). Proprietor. Tel. 563. Telegrams: Palace, Wellington.

r J ZfZw ' ■ ZZ|lS| -Z JUTLAND HOTEL, WANGANUI THOS. LAWLESS Proprietor. THE HOME OF THE TOURIST. The above Hotel has just been rebuilt and newly furnished throughout in an up-to-date style. The reading, writing and smoke rooms are replete with •very convenience. The greatest care Is taken to maintain a reputation for home comfort. Dark room for photographers. *• P-HrW ’ 'IP PROVINCIAL HOTEL, WANGANUI. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. ONI Y THE BEST OF ALES, WINES. / ND SPIRITS KEPT TN STOCK. W. TUCK Proprietor. jg>" •■-'•• OHAV ANNES’ HOTEL, WANGANUI, THE COMFORTABLE. A HOMELY HOME FOR VISITORS TO WANGANUI. Every Home Comfort. Excellem Cuisine. Commodious SAMPLE ROOMS. J. G. SWAN Proprietor. Telephone 30. P.O. Box 21 WELLDTGTOZ REJUVENESCENCE OF THE ALBERT HOTEL. (Under New Management.) JAMES MCDONALD Proprietor. This Hotel is in First-class Order, having been Re-furnished from cellar to ceiling. Bedrooms (large and airy) Electrically Lighted. Letters and Telegrams receive prompt attention. Night and day porter. Excellent Cuisine. Smoking room. Writing room. Drawing room. TABirr: 8s 6d per Day, or £2 2s per Week. ’Phone, 214 P.O. Box, 777.

NOW PUBLISHED. rpHE ZEALAND [-JANDBOOK. SHIPPERS AND IMPORTERS’ GUIDE, TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. The success of the last edition of “THE NEW ZEALAND HANDBOOK” was of so gratifying a character that the publishers have decided to continue the issue yearly. This edition is brought up to date, and contains many new features of interest, Maps and illustrations, etc. ARTHUR CLEAVE & CO., Vulcan Lane, Auckland.

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