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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 368, 10 June 1911, Page 1

Railway Temperance Hotel TE KUITI. F. H. SIMS PROPRIETOR. Owing to the great increase of business F.H.S. has been compelled to erect \ 2^dd i ™nalTrooms^ including Large Commercial Room Every Comfort and Attention. Travellers by the Early train specially catered for. -THEHOTEL GRAND

TE KUITL (OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION) H. E. Kerr, Proprietor First-Class Accommodation for Travellers, Visitors and Tourists. Telegrajns and Letters promptlyattended to. ALL TRAINS MET. NIGHT PORTER. Telegraphic Address—"KEßß," TeKuiti. Telephone No. 12. TOROHANGA TJOUSE OTOROHANGA (Near the Railway Station) Superior accommodation for travellers, visitors and tourists

Direct route to Waitomo Caves over the newly opened road. Telephone No. 8. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to W. H. CLAYTON, Proprietor Wines Spirits. Keep Your Sideboard Stocked With good table wines, pure and Mild Whisky such as Watson's OLD U(JUEUR Whisky. No. 10 PLEASING to the most particular palate, UNSURPASSED because of their purity. Manning's Ale and Stout Brewed in Christchurch, and famous throughout the Dominion. McCallum's 'Perfection' Whisky PERFECTION by name and in quality. WITH SUCH BRANDS as these in your home you will be able to extend hospitality to your friends when they call. Drop a line and make known your wants and we will send you a hamper of Assorted Liquors at Lowest Prices E. B. DUFAUR WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT 44 Queen Street, Auckland.