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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1317, 22 July 1915, Page 43

CHRISTCHURCH. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. STOREY’S HOTEL, Right Opposite Railway Station. Convenient to all Parts of City and Suburbs. Electric Cars Start from Door. G. S. JAMES Proprietor. O’MALLEY’S ZETLAND HOTEL. CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. The Leading Sports House in Christchurch. Noted for Best Brands of Liquors and Sparkling Ales. Accommodation and Cuisine of the Very Best. A hearty welcome to all. Telegrams— O’MAX&EY, CHRISTCHURCH. EMPIRE HOTEL. CHRISTCHURCH. BERT COCK Proprietor. (Formerly of New Plymouth and Central Hotel, Wellington). A hearty welcome to all old and new friends. All Ales, Whiskies and Wines of the Very Best. The Hotel offers all the advantages of a home away from home. IMPERIAL HOTEL. BARBADOES AND ST. ASAPH STS., CHRISTCHURCH. MB. J. JACKSON, late of the British Hotel, Lyttelton, and of Akaroa, has taken over the above Hotel, and will be pleased to see old friends and new patrons. The Hotel is pleasantly situated, and offers every comfort of a home. STAR AND GARTER HOTEL. CHRISTCHURCH. Corner Barbadoes St. and Oxford Ter. PAUL B. FBOOD, Proprietor. Everything first-class, and Ales, Wines and Spirits are of the Highest Order. WINDSOR PRIVATE HOTEL. MANCHESTER ST., CHRISTCHURCH. Close to Railway Station and centre of City. Tariff, ss. per day; 30s. per week. MRS. N. J. JOHNSTON, Proprietress. GLADSTONE HOTEL. Corner Durham and Peterborough Sts., CHRISTCHURCH. Under Entirely New Management. The above well-known House has been entirely renovated and refurnished and offers Excellent Accommodation to Visitors. Within one minute of penny tram to Square. First-class Billiard Table. ALEX. YOUNG Proprietor.