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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 7 June 1920, Page 1

TELEGRAPH STABLSB. Motor 5 Garage. Motor-cars, gigs, buggies, cab, hearsa and saddle horses on hire. Motor-bas meets all trains. Goneral carrying in all branches. Commercial .travellers catered for. Buses open for engage rents for private parties. Lettors and telegrams promptly attended to. Telephone, No. 7. ARCHIE SMITH, P£OPEIETOK, THE LEADING HOTEL ON THE COAST. ■ management. Nothing but the best of WINES, ALLS, and DIBITS will be kept. The hotel is centrally situate, i* adjacent to the bowling green, tennis court, croquet lawns, and gentleman', club It is commodious, is fitted up in latest style, there being every convenience while hunting and fishing grounds are in close proximity. Letters and tele-rams promptly attended to. Cars M a 'buses pass the door every few minutes. The. accommodation is ot th bcs t—equal lo leading hotels. ' Remember under new management. Telephone 11. MRS HICCOTT, TELEGRAPH HOTEL. OTAKI. TTAVXNG taken possession of the above woll-known hostelry. I am prepared to cater thoroughly for the wants of all patrons, intending to stock only the best of WINES, ALES and . SPIRITS. • while ACCOMMODATION I will bo given special attention. The Hotel is well situated, motor buses and ears pass frequently, while the beach is within easy distance. The rivers j.eem with fish and good sport is always [ assured. C. J. WALTER, i PROPRIETOR. , SOTHERAM'S , FAMILY HOTEL, (W. Sotheian, late Public Works Dcpl Wellington and Auckland). VISITORS ASSURED OF EVEBI ' ATTENTION AND COMFORT. EXCELLENT TABLE. •• | TU.L BOTTLED ALE IN STUCK | (Recognised Best Bottled Beer in N.Z.) , TARIEE, Ss a day. Terms arranged, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. RAILWAY HOTEL, T HAVE derided to run it ° n W w 1 Jute iln„, and patrons may rcJy upon the best of attention and civility. Oulj the best brands of liquor will be stocked, while special attention will be paid to other accommodation. Visitors: Specially Catered For. The Hotel is within half a minute's walk of the railway station, all motors to and from pass the door, while the adjacent country abounds with sport. JOHN McGILL, (Late of Hawke's Bay). PROPRIETOR. BAKER'S LK£NU!i;¥. I PALMERSTON NOKTI uodious and Comfortable Hostelry. All Moden Reasonable Tariff. Mfi. TOWNSEND c! za a Ttlc-irra-jA IX-partmect, . Jbeatherston, , write ~ "Plueniol is really splendid aa<i «11 it is claimed to cio." Sruif no wr Coki*. G*xsio t"t Oatmtm. svullov fan: Infioma**- VS ami S&. ' t & G, Noble, CASH OTAKI.