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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1516, 15 May 1919, Page 43

CHRISTCHURCH. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. STOREY’S HOTEL, Right opposite Railway Station. Lunch for convenience of Railway Travellers at 11.45 a.m. Convenient to all parts of City and Suburbs. Electric Cars start from door. W. J. BLAKE Proprietor. ' • ' ■ i r ' • ■. ■ \ ' .JljW t NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Now under the proprietorship of the well-known Maunie Edwards. An ap-to-date Hotel, possessing all the advantages of a popular seaside resort. Hot salt water bathe, bathing, etc. A 20min. car service to and from the City. Visitors will find Accommodation, Cuisins, etc., unsurpassed. Tariff, 7s. per day. M. EDWARDS Proprietor. EMPIRE HOTEL, HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. MB. G. M. BYAN, late of Lyttelton, notifies the public that he has taken over the above - well-knowm house and offers First-class Accommodation and the very Best Brands of Liquors. G. M. RYAN Proprietor. WINDSOR PRIVATE HOTEL MANCHESTER ST., CHRISTCHURCH, Close to Railway Station and Centre!, of City. Tariff, sb. per day; 30s. per week. MRS. N. J. JOHNSTON, Proprletreos. .- f - 4 . ' " 4 ’ ' —’■ S. Vv iA x'i< •- 4 . i NEW BRIGHTON CAFE. On the Seafront, facing the Esplanade. A perfect winter climate; cool in summer, warm in winter. Excellent accommodation in rooms or suite. Write or wire for tariff. MRS. ALFRED JOHNSON, Proprietress. DARGAVILLE. NORTHERN WAIROA HOTEL. DARGAVILLE. The Favourite House among Nerth | Auckland Travellers. • Excellent accom- i modation; all conveniences. Close to wharf. Letters and telegrams attended ( to. ’Phone No. 26. F. L. HODGES Proprietor. DUNEDIN. Fw ; ■' 5| < •-■L'a* - *''Sißi GRAND HOTEL, DUNEDIN. THOROUGHLY RENOVATED FROM ROOF TO BASEMENT. Management: ARTHUR A. PAAPE.