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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 203, 31 July 1903, Page 1

Junction Hotel, rs.it. JAMES REILLY Desires to inform the travelling publie that his Hotel, which has just been rebuilt, is now fitted up in first class style. The building contains 32 rooms, all' of which are suitably furnished. ‘ Tne house contains a number of Comfortable Sitting Rooms, Well Lighted Commercial Room, nice Airy Bedrooms, witn Hot and. Cold Water Baths, Capacious Dining Room, etc. The best Nelson and Canterbury Ales, and the purest Wines and Spirits are always kept in stock. A comfortable two-horse coach meets tli® steamers from Nelson and Collingvvood. travellers and tourists can arrange to be driven to any part oi the province. saddle horses and conveyances of all descriptions on hire. By paying strict and careful attention to tne wants of his patrons Mr Reilly hopes to merit a continuance. 01 the support which has in the past been so readily accorded him. BRIDGE STREET, NELSON IEL IR. ipamtenter, f PROPRIETOR FOR THE PA ST 3 O YEAR )' B.egs to thank his numerous Customers and the Public generally for past patroi>age, and assures all who favor him with St call, that they will FIND EVERY HOME COMFORT with MODERATE CHARGES. Superior Imported and Colonial Wines WHOLESALE AXE RETAIL. laas'i el? lees fists!, NELSON. o. M. MATIIE SQ N * Proprietor. Lute cf the iSlasomc Hotel, Havelock THE' undersigned wishes to inf oris _ the residents of Motueka and a - jacent districts that he has purchased tne goodwill and lease of this nopulav Hotel. Visitors favoring him" with a call can depend upon receiving the very hast of attention. The bar is stocked with the choicest brands of Ales, Wine* and Spirits. The Stabling accommodation is second to none in Nelson. G. M. MATHESON Proprietor.

P. 4 _X JL_ iMA HOUSE COLLIN G"W OOD STREET, NELSON ' T fiE above Establishment has Dee* taken over and renovated by MR and MRS. I)E RLOIS, who will use every endeavor to make it one of the best Boarding Establishments in the Province Charges moderate, and every atten tion paid to the Travelling * Public.