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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1245, 26 February 1914, Page 46

IHttLHWOOD. INGLEWOOD HOTEL, INGLEWOOD. A. LAING Proprietor. (Late of Woodville.) FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS ONLY. TE AWAMUTU HOTEL, TE AWAMUTU. (Containing over fifty rooms.) THE HOME FOR COMMERCIALS AND TOURISTS. Hot and cold baths, and every modern convenience. Best Dunedin ales on Travellers by Main Trunk Express specially catered for. ’Phone No. 2. JAS. JACKSON Owner. KIKTKIHI. STAR HOTEL, KIHIKIHI. Good accommodation. Excellent fishBest brands of wines and spirits. Vaneook’e Special XXXX. The renowned Throgmorton Whisky. Martell ls brandy- Coaches meet all trains, inolud'ag night express North and South. JOHN BONNER Proprietor. Formerly sL<i years Shakespeare Hotel. Auckland). ALPHA HOTEL, KIHIKIHI” The above well-known Hotel offers splendid accommodation for Tourists ind Travellers. , Motorists will find this an ideal House in which to obtain refreshments. Only the best ales, wines and spirits n stock. 3HAS. O’BRIEN Proprietor. EYTTEETON. THE BRITISH HOTEL, (Late Cooksley’s.) LYTTELTON. FIRST HOTEL ON RIGHT FROM WHARF AND RAILWAY STATION. SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION. VERY BEST OF LIQUORS AND ALES. J. JACKSON Proprietor. LEVIN. GRAND HOTEL, LEVIN. The above new and up-to-date Hotel of fifty rooms is now open to visitors. All conveniences. Everything of the best. MRS. HIGGINS Proprietress.