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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1139, 8 February 1912, Page 23

NEW ZEALAND HOTEL DIRECTORY. yatmoxxsbo it xoniaoM, cycxxsts, motgbisti. sroawsiatx, t t»avx&s*bs. AXA TKX TMATMICAX. PIOrBISICK,

M P I R E J | O T E L , TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. (Opposite N.Z. Clothing Factory.) Under the Proprietorship of MR. J. P. MURPHY. The Empire Hotel is now practically new inside, and has been refurnished from cellar to ceiling. One-bed bedrooms (large and airy). Electrically lighted throughout. Night and day porter. Excellent cuisine, and high-class liquors, which defy competition for purity. Tariff 7s 6d per day. Telegrams promptly answered. Tel. 292. P.O. Box. J. P. MURPHY. * fpl-IE FEDERAL HOTEL PICTON. Tourists, Commercial men, Sportsmen and Visitors will find the accommodation unsurpassed. Splendid deep-sea fishing. Speight’s Ale on Draught. Best of Wines and Spirits. Cuisine of the Best. JACK CAMPBELL ' Proprietor (Late Commercial Hotel. Havelock). WHITE SWAN HOTEL, CUBA ST., WELLINGTON’. (Under New Management.) The above well-known hostelry, Cubastreet, is now. one of the most modern and comfortable houses in Wellington, and- offers First-Class Accommodation to the Travelling Public at moderate tariff. Telegrams and letters promptly answered. Tariff 6s per day. D. J. KENNY Proprietor. (Late Albion Hotel.) ADAMSON’S PEDRAZZIS (LATE CITY) HOTEL, ROSS. The first house from Railway Station. Splendid all-round accommodation at moderate tariff. iPedrazzis was always noted for its superior quality of liquors. Ck T. ADAMSON Proprietor.

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