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NZ Truth, Issue 58, 28 July 1906, Page 6

WELLINGTON , HOTEL, Opposite Parliamentary Buildings, Molesworth-street, Arthur Haywood, ( ; Proprietor. — ! ]

TERMINUS HOTEL, CORNER OF Taranaki-street & Courtenay Place. .^WELLINGTON,.. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. • EVERYTHING OF THE BEST QUALITY^ ''. ; .^MODERATE TARIPP, ' - «X-^| • J J . Cnrran. - JUKE'QF'EDINBURGH HOTEL ;TTAVIN'(3- purchased the interest of Mrs. Isaacsin the above well-known Hostelry, I trust, that, by carefully studying the comfort- of the travelling and general, public, a/ continuance of former .patronage will betextended to the present proprietor^, ■who Tor many years has conducted wellknown hotels in. other parts of the Province. This Hotel offers Superior Accommodation to Travellers, and?is a FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOUSE in every respect. Every attention and- excellent meals, and only best drinks on- tap. ROBERT HUNT .... ... Proprietor.. c : . (Late of Marton,) , Telephone 1186. Night-porter in Attendance. ■MASONIC HOTEL, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. M. J. (TED) DONNELLY, Proprietor. ,-■ (Late of Defence Department, Wellington, and Railway Hotel, Eketahuna.) '/T* HIS Hotel is now thoroughly complete, X and is one of the «bhat-appoi'ntotl houses in the city. Every rbom electrically lighted and newly furnished. The hotel is built -with all the latest and safest flro escapes, iron balconies and stairs loading from every bedroom. Ample accoinmorSf.tiou for tourists and families. • ■ ••.-.•■. • Hot and cold plunge and.'shower baths. . Letters and telegrams punctually attonded to. LIBERAL CUISINE. Tariff : 7s per- Diem, or 35s per Week. Porter meets aE trains and pteamers. Only the choicest brands of wines, spirits, - ■■■"•■.• otc.V stocked. . TELEGRAPHIC' ADDRESS ; :"MASONj|,"/yelliiigton., ;( : MABTINB6feOTJG-H. - HAVUTG purchased the interests of Mr. E. Harris in the above well-known hotel, Adams Bros, beg to notify their numerous friends that they will find' every comfort and convenience there. THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND ; ACCOMMODATION PROVIDED. ADAMS BROS., PROPRIETORS. \ .BRITANNIA MOTEL,.; WILLIS-STREET. (Next " Evening Post " Office. MR. PHILIP M'ENROE (laW Addi- ( son's, Westport, West Coast) having purchased Mr. Mackay's interest in the above well-known hostelry, would advise all old friends' and patrons to continue their patronage. The BRITANNIA • HOTEL is replete with every modern comfort and convenience. Visitors accommodated in first-class style j and at moderate tariff. PHUJP M'ENROE, Proprietor. ■ MOELLER'S OeGIDEHTAL HOTEL, LAMBTOST QUAY, "'- ' JVellitigtori. L - -r"' ' ■ ■■■ , -A. M 6 VINI3H 9 (Late of Invercargill and Lower Hutt,) POST OFFICE HOTEL, .. GREIX'-STREET, WELLINGTON, ■ . Glad to See Old Friends. FRINGE OF WALES HOTEL, TORY -STREET, WELLINGTON. MRS. A.. QUIIVJN 1 (Formerly of Hokitika and Palmerston North.) First-class Accommodation, and the Best Wines and Spirits Stocked. THE KILBIRNIE HOTEL "Is Well Situated, having a Superb View of the Ocean. The Scenery is magnificent, and every facility for Boating and Bathing. SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION And First-Class Liquors. W. M. HA^LLEY, Proprietor. (^ IVEN AWAY.— A new 44-page Treatise VJ of Advice and Inf oi'mation for t.ho Mftrricd. It is fully illustrated, and contains valuable information bond at once, enclosing four penny fitamps for postage. SAUNDEES and CO., 312 Flinders-street. Melbourne. Spicy I'ciiicards— r.oudoii: Scenes, etc., 0 for 32 Rtn.Ti-i.ViK. Ti'rnno.li Art Co., Oliristuhurch.