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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1407, 12 April 1917, Page 46

THE TOURIST AND TRAVELLER, where to stay and where to go.

NAPIER. -■— "-V-WOMBF I S**” - '""- l i IMTM| giMiMMNI •**« ***• CALEDONIAN HOTEL. NAPIER. Now under the Proprietorship of 6 RANK RHODES (late of the Empire ©tel. Timaru). , x . Five minutes Post Office and Station. Aeeommedation for 100 guests. ExMllent Cuisine. Moderate Tariff. Thrams: “Rhodes, Caledonian, Napier.” WWIm ' CENTRAL HOTEL, EMERSON STREET, NAPIER. Now the Leading Commercial and Family Hotel in Napier. Bntirely Renovated. Finest Liquors. All Modern Conveniences. Telephone 286. WM. E. HILL Proprietor. NELSON." WAKATU HOTEL, NELSON. MR E. (TED) J. WINTER, Proprietor, has much Pleasure in informing old friends that he has taken over the above well-known Hotel. Visitors to Nelson oan secure Excellent Accommodation at a Moderate Tariff. A home away from home. Seats booked here for motor car for Motueka and Takaka. GAY’S CITY LIVERY STABLES, NELSON. Carriages as supplied to His Excellency Lord Islington. Commercial bugales, gigs, and vehicles of all desoripUon on hire. Motor Cars for Hire. Established 1866. ’Phone 60. H. GAY Manager. PANAMA HOTEL. NELSON. W. MOXEY Proprietor. Mr. Moxey (late of Downies’ Hotel, Murchison) wishes the fact known that he is once again in possession of the Popular Panama. All Old and Mew Friends are assured of a Hearty Welcome. Everything True to Label. Nelson’s Leading Private Hotel. THE METROPOLITAN. <•' ■mH 'IB i» BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. A new brick building, containing 40 rooms and all the Latest Conveniences. The Metropolitan is the Finest and Best Appointed Private Hotel in the Province. Motor Cars for hire day /'*’ night. All enquiries, letters and tc •. • grams receive prompt attention. M erate Tariff. A, WILKENS ProprletG.-. ROYAL HOTEL, NELSON. T. M. BRENNAN Proprietor. Visitors to Sunny Nelson call on the old North Island Railway Man, Tom Brennan, who is in possession of the Koval. Everything of the very Best. A llearty Welcome to all. Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot. THE PORT, NELSON. W. S. HORROCKS, (Formerly of the Magistrate’s Court Staff, Wellington.) Visitors to Nelson and through steamer passengers to the West Coast make it a point to call at THE TASMAN HOTEL, where everything dispensed is of the very best. Dodson’s Prize Ales on Draught.