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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1374, 24 August 1916, Page 39

CHRISTCHURCH. IMPERIAL HOTEL. BAR BADGES AND ST. ASAPHS STS.. CHRISTCHURCH. MR. J. JACKSON, late of the British Hotel, Lyttelton, and of Akaroa, hsus 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. r ■7l. i _ ; g 9 -li • I «•J I - • I ; - ? ' - • '• Li iMkjjSMBSggBsBBjSjMi * 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. . 1 ----- -a«iJiirT r- * ' L- - ■ -i ' , BELVUE PRIVATE HOTEL. GLOUCESTER ST., CHRISTCHURCH. (Opposite “Times” Office.) Excellent Accommodation and Cuisine for the Travelling Public. Members of the Theatrical Profession Specially Catered for. Terms Moderate. MRS. HUCKS Proprietress. DRE WITT ’ ’ A '■ . ylo j j-l WHITE HART HOTEL, CENTRE CHRISTCHURCH. TARIFF 10s. PER DIEM. F. M. DREWITT Proprietor. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. CHRISTCHURCH. MR. J. MANDEL, The Owner of the Hotel, is now in charge, and the Management is entirely under his Personal Supervision. He is now spending over £2OOO in additions, which will give 20 more front bedrooms, and the Hotel is being Renovated throughout. i Tourists and Travellers to Christchurch can depend on receiving the Best Accommodation at the United Service. • SHADES HOTEL. HEREFORD ST., CHRISTCHURCH. The Favourite House of Visitors. Close to Post Office, Theatres, etc. Excellent Accommodation and Cuisine. Wines, Ales and Spirits of the Highest Orders. Crown Ales always on tap. Telegrams and Letters Promptly Attended to. Telephone 1205. J. I. DE MELMANCHE .. Proprietor. 1 . L. . RggrßMH MM MHM MMM THE CLARENDON,; CHRISTCHURCH. Recognised by Tourists and Travellers as one of the Finest Hostels in the Dominion. Situated on the River Bank, within one minute of Post Office, Banks, Theatres, etc. Tourists can rely upon receiving every Comfort and Attention. No pains are spared by the Proprietor of informing Visitors of' places of’ ftiterest and sights to be-seen in the city. J. T. SOU PER ; Proprietor.