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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1260, 11 June 1914, Page 46

MANAIA. 7 ) I--'-' ft.,— . # WAIMATE HOTEL, MANAIA. ’ JOHN RUSSELL Proprietor. THE TOURISTS’ RENDEZVOUS. SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION. FISHING AND SHOOTING. MURCHISON. Brow DOWNIE’S HOTEL, MURCHISON. J. STOCKTON Proprietor. One of the most Popular and Up-to-date Hotels in the South Island. Only Best Brands of Ales, Wines and Spirits kept. Excellent accommodation for visitors. Tourists specially catered for. J. STOCKTON Proprietor. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, MURCHISON. The most popular hotel on the Nelson West Coast Trip. Every' modern comfort. Sportsmen and Travellers catered for. Ideal Fishing and Shooting. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. MRS. CHAPMAN Proprietress MOTU. THE MOTU HOTEL, MOTU. .Midway between the Bay of Plenty and Poverty Bay. This Hotel has all the comforts of a modern home; hot and cold water, baths, gas, sitting-rooms, well-furnished bedrooms and billiard room. The Motu River, close to the Hotel, is an ideal trout stream. Superior brands of Wines and Spirits. A. S. CAULTON Proprietor. NAPIER. TERMINUS HOTEL, NAPIER. An ideal house for travellers, adjoining Railway Station. First-class Accommodation. Moderate Tariff. Liquors absolutely true to label. G. F. BONN AR Proprietor. FERNHILL HOTEL, MIDWAY BETWEEN NAPIER AND HASTINGS. EVERY ATTENTION TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. EVERYTHING OF THE BEST. W. PUSCHELL Proprietor. WAVERLEY HOTEL, GREENMEADOWS. (Adjoining Napier Park Racecourse), T. C. BOYLE, Begs to inform the Travelling Public that he has taken over the Waverley Hotel. Good, Table, and the Best of Ales, Wines, Spirits, etc. Good stabling accommodation adjoining the Napier Park Racecourse. r. . < ■1? ■j's CALEDONIAN HOTEL, NAPIER. Now under the Proprietorship of FRANK RHODES, late of the Empire Hotel, Timaru. Five minutes Post Office and Station. Accommodation for 100 guests. Excellent Cuisine. Moderate Tariff. All Wines and Spirits true to label. Telegrams — “Rhodes, Caledonian, Napier.”