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NZ Truth, Issue 130, 14 December 1907, Page 7

NEW ZEALANOER HOTEL, MANNERS-ST&EE3?, ■ ■„■ WELLINGTON, m. j.( (t TED") Connelly, proprietor: (Late of Masonic Hotel, , Wellington.) ''PHIS Hotel is now thoroughly complete, ■■■ and is one o! the hest-appointed commercial houses m the city. Every joom electrically lighted and newly furnished. ' The hotel is huilt with all the latest aild safest fire escapes, iron balconies and stairs leading from every bedroom. Ample accommodation for tourists and families. Hot and cold-plunge and shower baths. Letter? and telegrams receive prompt attention. ', " Night porter m attendance. , Telephone 1701. ONLY THE CHOICEST BRANDS 01? WINES, SPIRITS, ETC., STOCKED. PIER HOTEL. OPPOSITE G,P.0., (Under entirely new management,) R«tri©k J* Griff in^ . (Lata Imperial Hotel, Waipawa,) ;PEOPRIETOS. FUtST-CLASS AOGOMMODATION. NIGHT POBTEB IN^ ATTENDANCE, T*rtff s; 7& pei« Day. ; TAVISTOCK HOTEL. ~ U»I« tk« Patronage of His Exetllancy the Earl of Ranfurly. npOURISTS, Coznm«rdals and Families • x will find thu Hotel replete and most up-to-date. Good Trout Fishing m the Waipukurau and TuMtuki Rivers. Shooting on Lake three-quarters of a mity from Hotel. STABLING AND PADDOCKS, E. CONEYS, PROPRIETOR. RAILWAY HOTEL ~~ MAETON JUNCTION (Right Opposite the Station). ALL Trains stop, ample time -ior Re* freshment^. All Wines and Spirits guaranteed. The very best Table kept. ARTHUR PATERSON, Proprietor. FEANK DAKIN'S^ ROYAL TIGER HOTEL (Corner of Abel-Smith & Taranaki-streets, Wellington). FOR a superior . Glass of Ale or any well-Known Brand of Spirit, call at the ROYAL TIGER HOTEL. J. SULLIVAN'S Victoria Hotel, PETONE. *T*HE most centrally-situated Hotel m J- Petone. Large, lofty Bedrooms, hot and cold water Baths. Only the fin<?sfi Ales, Wines and Spirits dispensed ; iJrq ■ BOTTLING DEPARTMENT. 0. PALMERS Empire Hotel, . x PRTONE. FTTtRT-OTiASS Accommodation ?->r T«v; Tf x llfer3. 'H^m-ie *'AY-.onal)!e. Best Bravirte >f Win^s, '' < >'ivr{f<s "\n<{ A!e3