Albion Club Hotel, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE Mr. and Mrs. Steele HAVE pleasure in announcing that they have taken possession of the above well-known and commodious FAMILY HOTEL, And visitors can rely upon receiving every attention. A FIRST-CLASS TABLE, under the personal supervision of Mbs Steele, will be maintained. To meet the wishes of country patron.; Dinner will be served at 1 o’clock Saturdays. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION 'FOB COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. The proprietor has secured the whole of the upstairs portion of Messrs Crawford and Son’s building, and this has been turned inte SEVEN FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS fitted up with all modern improvements. «S* Conveyance meets all Steamers.| ALBIOK CLUB HOTEL. Telephone No. 42.
ORMOND HOTEL, ORMOND. 0. NEENAN, PROPRIETOR. THE best way to spend n Holiday is to take a ride or drive to Ormond, and a hearty welcome is always awaiting you at the ORMOND HOTEL. The Hotel has recently been considerably added to, there is excellent accommodation, and all the appointments are first-class. ONLY THE BEST LIQUORS KEPT IN STOCK. GOOD STABLING. C. NEENAN, Proprietor.
MUREWAI HOTEL, MUREWAI 3 WILLIAM A. HODGE, PROPRIETOR;
W. A. HODGE begs to notify the Public of Poverty Bay that he has entered into possession of the above Hotel, and trusts by strict attention to the wants of Travellers to receive their patronage. The Hotel has just been REBUILT and NEWLY PURNISHED throughout, and affords Excellent Accommodation for Trv.e.'lers. VISITORS ARE ASSURED. OF, EVERY ATTENTION, All the LIQUORS kept are of the BEST BRANDS. EXCELLENT STABLING! ACCOMMODATION, Seven New Loose Boxes just erected. WILLIAM A. HODGE. Proprietor, WHEBE oan you spend a better Holiday than at the MORERE {JOT SPRINGS JJOTEL. LOVELY SCENERY AND HEALTH-GIVING WATERS. J. S. COOPER, Lessee of the Morere Hot Springs and Hotel, desires to notify to the Publio that Visitors desiring to enjoy these health-giving waters will find every convenience and all the comforts of a Home at this well-appointed Hotel. Baths can now be regulated to any Temperature for the cure of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Rheumatio Gout, and all Skin Diseases. Only Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stook. J. S. COOPER, Lessee.
ALBERT HOTEL, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. A. BACH, Proprietor (Late of Grand Hotel, Botorua). VISITORS to Auokland will find Excellent Accommodation at the ab'ova Hotel, which is centrally situated, and contains every modern convenience. PRIVATE SUITES FOR FAMILIBSSAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. A. BACH, Proprietor. Searl’s 28(81, OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, Wellington, N.Z. Telegraphic Address: * ‘ Seahl’s,” Wellington Telephone 354; P.O. Box, 438.
OXTENSIVK additions in Btone having lately been made to this Hotel, nos makes it one of the largest and most up-to-date in New Zealand. It is lighted throughout with electricity. Hotel contains every modern appointment Porters meet all trains and steamers attend to luggage. Cook’B Coupons Accepted- . Correspondence punctually attended io. Tariff: 10s day.
Established 1841.] [Telephone 2o4 KIDD’S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SHOBTLAND AND HIGH STP.EETS, Auckland. (Opposite General Post Office.)
rpHIS Hotel haa been newly furnish . ,• „ throughout, and the new additions just finished comprise thirty Bedroom , large Dining Boom, Drawing, Sitting, Smoking, and Commercial Booms, Baths (hot, cold? and 6 P ra y)i a ud all that is necessary to make this the oldest established hotel in New Zealand’ one of the most oomfortable. From its close proximity to the General Post Office and Wholesale Houses, it is most convenient for Commercial Travellers aDd Business Men.
Ihpobteb op Wines and Spibits Specially Adapted foe Invalids. Bottlers of Speight’s Dunedin and Manning’s Christchurch Ales and Stouts. Dunedin, Christchurch, 'and Auckland Ales always on draught. ALFBED Firm
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOE VISITORS. PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL (CENTRALLY SITUATED), WELLESLEY STREET, AUCKLAND. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands only, Tariff .. .. From 3s per day. W. M. COOKE (Late U.S.S. Company) Proprietor.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 394, 19 April 1902, Page 4
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