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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 14 November 1912, Page 32

WELLEIGTOH Continued. PATRONISED BY ROY ILTY. HOTEL CECIL, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Opposite Government Railway Station and Junction of City Tramways, and Adjoining Parliamentary Buildings. EXCELLENT CUISINE AND EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE. P.O. Box 372. Telephone No. 354. Telegraphic Code: “Cecil.” TARIFF ON APPLICATION. COOK’S COUPONS ACCEPTED. MARGARET McPARLAND, Proprietress. The New Commercial Hotel WELLINGTON. Under entirely New Management. The most luxurious and comfortable Hotel in the Dominion. THREE MINUTES’ from Wharf, Station, and all Government OSces and Business Houses. Electric Tift. Day and Night Porters always in attendance. O«SV SMOKING ROOM. Clcoantlyoappointcd Drawing-Room axe Writing-room; also SrrriN«-ROOMB on every floor. Tariff— a/- per day j **/» pee week. NOTE.—Only the Best Wines and Spirits Stocked. ALL LIQUORS AS FRESH AS THE LATEST NEWS'. M. H. ROBERTSON, Proprietor. < 7 '"H 12? -7 THE WELLINGTON HOTEL, Molesworth-street, WELLINGTON. MR. CHRIS. JANSEN (late of Cambridge Terrace, Wellington) having taken over the above well known Hotel, wishes to inform his friends and the public that he is making every effort to cater for the comfort of patrons. Country visitors will find this an Ideal home. Special attention is paid to the Wines an-’ Spirits stocked. CLARENDON HOTEL, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. J. O’MEARA Proprietor. Mr. O’Meara, late of Masterton and | Feilding, desires to intimate to old friends and new that he has taken over the above popular house. This centrally and conveniently situated Hotel offers the very Best Accommodation. Best brands of Wines, Spirits, etc., kept in stock. TRAMWAY HOTEL, ADELAIDE ROAD, WELLINGTON. MR FRANK McPARLAND Bees to inform his friends and the public that ne has taken over this well known Hotel. Visitors can rely on get;mir only the Best.