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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1325, 16 September 1915, Page 46

THE TOURIST AND TRAVELLER.

MURCHISON, DOWNIE’S HOTEL. MURCHISON. A. E. SNOWDEN Proprietor. Tibs well-known and popular hostelry has been taken over by MR. SNOWDEN, who extends to all his many friends the comfort of a home away from home. THE FAVOURITE STOPPING PLACE FOR TRAVELLERS. EVERYTHING OF THE VERY BEST. A. E. SNOWDEN Proprietor. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. MURCHISON. PETER GAMBONI Proprietor. This Well-known House of Call on the Nelson-West Coast Road has been taken over by Mr. Gamboni, formerly of the Panama Hotel, Nelson. The recognised Hostelry for Motorists and Travellers. Every Civility and Attention to All. Wines, Spirits and Ales of the Very Best. MOTUEKA. THE NEW POST OFFICE HOTEL. MOTUEKA. H. G. HOULDSWORTH, Proprietor. The most central position in the town. The most up-to-date Hotel in the Nelson Province. Every convenience for the 'Travelling Public. Electric light throughout. Tourists will find it a pleasure to stay here. Fishing and Shooting Parties arranged. Special conveyance to and from wharf. „ Cuisine par excellence. Cosy Sittingrooms for Ladies. Large, comfortable and convenient Commercial Rooms. Attention prompt and reliable. An ideal hostel for travellers. Billiard Room, Sample Rooms. Wines and Spirits of the Best. P.O. Box No. 11. Telephone 11 THE MOTUEKA HOTEL? HIGH STREET, MOTUEKA. C. ALLINGTON Proprietor. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. First-class Billiard table. Arrangements made for parties to be driven to all parts of the district. Cabe meet all steamers. MANGATAINOKA. DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL. MANGATAINOKA. The only Hotel in the township and right opp. Railway Station. “SANDT’ REID, late Cordial Manufacturer, Wellington, has taken over this Popular house of call. A Hearty Welcome to all.. A Home Away from Home. "napierT CALEDONIAN HOTEL. NAPIER. Now under the Proprietorship of FRANK RHODES, late of the Empire Hotel, Timaru. F.ve minutes Post Office and Station. Accommodation for 100 guests. Excellent Cuisine. Moderate Tariff. Telegrams — “Rhodes, Caledonian, Napier.”’ ■ l JiMiw 1 1Hf?t. f ? ■cenß—BM—eaenj PROVINCIAL HOTEL. CLIVE SQUARE, NAPIER. This well-known House, which is situated in close proximity to the Napier Railway Station, has been taken over by Mr. R. K. Griffin, well known in Auckland contracting circles. Wines and Spirits of the Very Best. Correspondence promptly attended to. R. K. GRIFFIN Proprietor.