Page 42 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1473, 18 July 1918, Page 42

REEFTON. I 111 DAWSON’S HOTEL, R E E F T O N. The Leading Hotel in Reefton. Wines and Spirits of the very Best Brands. JAMES S. VAIL Proprietor. RICHMOND. !I-V£? ’/.'rawsF : ® WHITE HART HOTEL, RICHMOND. J. V. HALL Proprietor. (Late of Occidental Hotel, Hokitika.) The above well-known house, on the Nelson-West Coast Road, has been taken over by Mr. Hall, who extends a hearty welcome to his many Wbst Coast friends. All wines and spirits true to label. Harley’s Prize Ales on draught. A welcome to all. The Sportsman s Hotel. ROTORUA. GRANDE VUE, ROTORUA. Situated centrally, with balconies overlooking the Beautiful Government Gardens, this house is without a rival in Rotorua. The Government Bath Buildings, in the same grounds, are but two or three minutes’ walk from the house, thus affording special bathing facilities to patrons. GRANDE VUE has recently been taken over by MR. GEORGE BROWN, in conjunction with MBS. REES; both for many years in charge of the Grand Hotel, Rotorua. Visitors to Rotorua can rely on finding their every comfort supplied at Grande Vue. Tariff, 9s. per day; £2 15s. per week. Telegrams: “Grande Vue, Rotorua.” Thos. Cook and Son, Booking Agents. THE GEYSER HOTEL, ROTORUA. Golf Links Adjoin the Hotel. SITUATED AT WH AK ARE WARE WA, THE AMPHITHEATRE OF THE SPOUT BATH, Free to Guests. Famous for its Extraordinary Cures of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney, Liver and other Complaints. Five minutes from Rotorua. ’Bus Eree from Station to Hotel for Guests. Tariff from 12s. per day. From £3 10s. per week. ROX WOODWARD Proprietor (Late Grand and Palace Hotels, Rotorua, and Royal Hotel, Auckland.) RIVERTON. WHERE TO STAY IN RIVERTON. RAILWAY HOTEL, Directly Opposite Railway Station. Ideal Hotel for a holiday at the seaside. Everything of the very Best. CHAS. DE CLIFFORD .. Proprietor. NEW ZEALAND’S ROLL OF HONOUR. IN MEMORIAM CARDS. With Soldier’s Portrait Similar to that appearing in “Sporting Review.” ARTHUR CLEAVE AND CO., LTD., HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND.