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Camp News, Volume 1, Issue 28, 21 June 1940, Page 7

HOTELS (Public) SOLDIERS! The First and Last Port of Call! HOTEL CECIL (Renowned since 1914) The' Soldiers’ Hos telry. Speight’s Ale on Tap. < HOTEL CECIL. Lambton Quay (opp. Railway v Station). All Trains, Trams and Bus • Terminal. THE EMPIRE HOTEL Willis Street :: WELLINGTON . ' will be a HOME AWAY FROM HOME to those serving the Empire. GRESHAM HOTEL , 230-232 Lambton Quay. Handy to Railway Station and Ferry Boat. Excellent Accommodation. Speight’s Ale on Tap. All Bottled Ales and ONLY Best • of Spirits Stocked. A. F. FALCON AR, Proprietor. HOTEL REGENT Phone 42-302. Manners St. The Soldiers’ Rendezvous. Only Speight’s Ale on Tap. . - Best of Wines & Spirits Stocked. Proprietor: R. McMULLIAN. ALL SOLDIERS MEET AT THE THISTLE INN HOTEL Just Round the Corner. MULGRAVE ST., WELLINGTON. W. (BILL) O’GRADY, Proprietor. CLARENDON HOTEL Corner Courtenay Place and Taranaki Sts. For Week-end Accommodation. Speights’ Ale on Tap, and the Best of Spirits always. \3g| J. McKAY, Proprietor. ACCOMMODATION AT A REASONABLE TARIFF. WELLINGTON HOTEL (opp. Parliament Bldgs.) EXCELLENT CUISINE. Beer, Wine & Spirits of the Best. Soldiers specially catered for. Here’s the spot for a Place And the Place for a “SPOT” is the MASONIC HOTEL CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. ALL ALES AND SPIRITS. Reasonable Tariff. W. A. JONES (Late Wairarapa);