Page 27 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 1 August 1912, Page 27

TE AUTE. TE AUTE HOTEL, Half-way between WAIPAWA and HASTINGS. Best Wines and Spirits kept. Good table. Good Shooting and Fishing. T. BURGESS Proprietor. TEAiWAMUTU. TE AWAMUTU Wt EL, TE AWAMUTU. JAMES JACKSON Proprietor. First-class Accommodation; Moderate Tariff. Only Best Brands Ales, Wines. A Free I-louse. Dunedin Beer on Draught. TIMARU. W’ . - j ' 7 THE EMPIRE HOTEL, TIMARU. LEADING HOTEL IN SOUTH CANTERBURY. DAVID LEECH Proprietor. (Late Provincial, Port Chalmers, and Grand, Westport. MELVILLE HOTEU TIMARU. J. REILLY Proprietor. V Late of Wallingford Hotel, Ternuka). The proprietor will he pleased to see Old and New Friends at the Melville. BEST MINES .VXD SPIRITS ONLY. CLUB HOTEL, ~ 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.

THAMES. EXCHANGE HOTEL, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. CHARLES HUGH Proprietor. Tariff: 4s per day. Speight’s and Lion Ales on draught. WHARF HOTEL, THAMES. JACK ROBINSON Proprietor. Two minutes from Railway Station. Five minutes from Wharf. Tariff: 4s Gd per day. SALUTATION HOTEL, MARY ST., THAMES. HARRY BROWNLEE, Proprietor. Only SPEIGHT’S ALE on Draught. Best Ale in Town. WARWICK ARMS HOTEL, THAMES. MRS LA DETTE .... Proprietress. Best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept. Campbell and Ehrenfried Ale on draught. All Colonial Bottled Ales kept. ——■■»iiiii rnaai i ii.b'ihti ———»■■■ TIR.AU. OXFORD ROYAL HOTEL, TIRAU. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS. S. L. BYGRAVE Proprietor. TUR A KIN A. RAILWAY HOTEL, TURAKINA. Passengers by all trains have sufficient time to obtain refreshments nt the above Hotel. Ales. Wines and Spirits, also Tea. Coffee, and Sandwiches, can be obtained. The only place where liquor can be procured by railway passengers between Palmerston and New Plymouth. THOS. HARVIE Proprietor.