Page 48 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1241, 29 January 1914, Page 48

WHLLDKTON.—Continued THE EMPIRE HOTEL (LIMITED). THE LEADING & MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. POST OFFICE HOTEL, WELLINGTON. Offers First-class Accommodation at a Moderate Tariff. Excellent Cuisine. Telegrams: Post Office Hotel, Wellington. Telephone 2827. MRS. M. McVINISH. CITY HOTEL (Opp. Courtenay Place Tram Terminus), WELLINGTON. J. J. FIRTH Proprietor. (Late of Caledonian Hotel). Speight's and Staples’ Ales on Tap. TRAMWAY HOTEL, ADELAIDE ROAD, WELLINGTON. MR FRANK McPARLAND Bog* to Inform his friends and the public that ne has latten over thia wall Known Motel. Visitor* can roly tm gotung oriy the BestTel. 1190. THE WENTWORTH PRIVATE HOTEL, CLYDE QUAY, WELLINGTON. The above well-known House has been recently renovated and refurnished throughout, and now offers firstclass accommodation to the travelling public and permanent boarders. It is situated close to the Te Aro railway station and Oriental Bay, and can be reached by a penny tram from town. Moderate tariff. Telephone 1190. MRS. WEDDERSPOON, Proprietress. T. G. ASHMAN, Manager. BELLEVUE “GARDEN” HOTEL. (Under Entirely New Management). Nine miles by road or rail from Wellington. Come for a month, a week, a weekend, or a day to this ideal holiday and test resort. In the seclusion of these Beautiful Gardens you may roam amongst the rarest of plants, flowers, shrubs, and tr**«, and you’ll wish to repeat your visit. Accommodation of the best. Excellent cuisine. Garage and stabling. Admission to Gardens, 6d. Hot water provided. Boarders have free access to garden*. Refreshments and cut flowers alway* procurable. Best brands of liquors, etc. 6d. coach fare from Lower Hutt railway station. N. STUART CAMPBELL. .Proprietor. WAVZILET. f * t ■ilbb COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WAVERLEY. E. A. HART Proprietor THE APPOINTED HOTEL FOR COM MFRCIAL TRAVELLERS. Flret-claßß Accommodation for th< Travelling Public. Hot and Col/ Shower Bath*. TARIFF: «s per day.